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One minute the world was celebrating that London has become the city to host the Olympics of 2012, an event short of war that supposed to bring nations and people from all over together to compete without shedding any blood. With their guards having been left down and also anything short of irony, a terror attack that left close to sixty people dead and hundreds injured shocked and surpise us all. The culprit as always these day is a wing or in this case a splinter group for the Al Queada movement. So one might wonder why the attacks happened as they did and in essence another question must be raised what do they mean? To answer these two questions one has to look at things from a different perspective. This perspective would mean that what has flowed from the events of 9-11 World Trade Center attacks can not always be resolved by pointing needlessly and aimlessly at a bunch of disgruntled Islamic fundametalist who wants to change and fashioned the world the way they want to. It has more to do with understanding the nature and course of history. As I see it the September 2001 terror attacks is in some bizarre way a manifestation of the fall of the Soviet Empire which in itself a tremendous amount of energy being built up and must be released. It is only with destruction of the Soviet Empire that so much that has characterized the past 2,000 years of history must take place all well within one century. It is too say that with the fall of the Soiviet Union is just only the acceleration of history collapsing and changing at intense speed and pressure. The ten years or so followed it becomes nothing more than just another a millenium sort of speaking. The 1990s as we supposed to believe saw the explosion of the growth of things like the internet and dismantling and creation of states. I would argue that what all this means is tremendous shift of something great such as a post-institutional effect of the world we live in. In effect such a phenomena would have as its criteria several factors. Among them technological growth at intense speed and secondly the use of war to alleviate the tensions brought about this. In fact what makes Al Qeuda interesting not that they are post-post modern entities or embodiment of such intensities but they are embrace something along the line of higher ethics that are far superior to the rest of the world. For the world to catch up would require much transformation and something new to accomodate the post-institutional changes about us. It wouldn't likely ever happened unless of course a global war is induced. All there is a just an increase of the building up of energy and a terror attack to release-- and merely so-- these energies. The outset of any post-institutional society is the idea and notion that physical institutions are just fast being replaced by virtual institutions or in cases de novo ones. A good example of the latter is the internet itself. People might have a clue where it may come from and how it changed society and the way we do things such as commerce and more obviously commmunication and entertainment but no one does not have a clue what it will be in the next ten to twenty years or what form it will take. After all we can't rely on the hardware we see in computers and microchips to keep it going after all the production of such things merely makes ecologically speaking things worse. The next best thing is probably something you see in 'Minority Report' a world run by nannotechnology. With it comes its pressures and the foundation upon which such a thing may lie on. So in a sense a post-institutional society is also one that is a sociey that will be slam with one of supertechnologies one which as I have always stated that mankind's thirst for knowledge of the universe will produce an economy no matter whatever constraints and economic impossibilities there is. If that comes along, there will be rogue individuals, societies, classes of people vying for control not of just the world but the technologies that needed to rule the world. Think of technologies that you see such as warp technology, nanno suits, stuff out of a 'Terminator' movies, hulk like super soldiers, the power of invisibilites and other stuff creating or even awakening anomalies slipping away from the control of the government to some wily individual. Thus you have something like the Al Queda a product of Soviet-American conflicts in places like in Afghanistan that too will transform and propagate into other forms or entities that is unrecognizable. Subsequent of the attack in Madrid which shows due to geopolitical shifts with rising oil prices or such prices about to peak, along with the post-institutional effect of politcs itself; in the case of London, is the ability of Al Queda just setting the ground of another theme by criss crossing what these technologies are in fact becoming that is the elusive nature of technology and the ability for technology to replicate itself to counter it--hence technological advancement incarnate. Just like all you see each day the deterioration of America's power worldwide sort of like a post-institutional effect in foreign policy(making the world safe for democracy or in the London instance peace) just happened to take place in Iraq here you see the rise of the thrills of supertechnologies that is setting the stage for not only a greater conflict that will add a new theme to what is going on but also to just another door in history in a form of a global or another great war.
As it should be understood the Al Queda group is becoming larger not smaller namely on the side of understanding human ethics but that too become irrelevant as the push and built of energy and the way the world is changing setting the battle ground of the ultimo ration of the world to come--War!