So Caitlin is basing her theories on Nafeez Ahmed, who has this following entry in wiki (sorry that is all I can find right now). I'll keep looking, but yea okay I'm believing everything Nafeez said.
"Ahmed's later book,
The War on Truth: 9/11, Disinformation and the Anatomy of Terrorism (2005), follows up from his first book, with a critical evaluation of the findings of the
9/11 Commission. In
The War on Truth,
he argues that the 9/11 attacks on New York City and Washington were facilitated due to US government relations with key state-sponsors of al-Qaeda in the Middle East and North Africa such as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Azerbaijan and many others. The book was praised by commentator
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown in
The Independent: "In his disturbing and clearly evidenced book, The War on Truth, Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed traces the unholy games played with Islamicist terrorists by the US, and through acquiescence by the UK, flirting with them when it suited and then turning against them. Al-Qa'ida has been used as an instrument of western statecraft and for now is the enemy. Well, not quite. Pakistan's ISI is quite chummy with the Bin Laden groupies and, well, we have to keep Pakistan on side as they know so many of our secrets. So it goes on."
[21] Midwest Book Review reckoned Ahmed's book as an "informed and informative reading for anyone studying international terrorism, national security, and the clandestine machinery of Western power".
[22]"
But that's all you got PD, a Tweet referencing a guy who wrote a book basically saying that the US deserved 9/11?????? Whew, I was thinking you might have dredged up an article from Al Jezzera or Human Rights Watch.