>Fine Tracy.
>You NEVER googled out anything that positively proves that attack on Afganistan was justified by hard evidence
>and especially not that there was proper investigation and public debate prior attacking it.
>
>
>Now if You belive that I belive what Charles believe I belive, then this conversation is defenetely over.

Ok, your last sentence got my head spinning, so in deference to your writing, I will post (oops) four (but I end it here):

http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/afgindx.htm

In late 2001, the Security Council authorized the United States to overthrow the Taliban government, as an offensive against the terrorist al-Qaeda organization,

from: UN Involvement in Afghanistan:

http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/afgindx.htm

Read post 11 September:

http://www.un.org/News/dh/latest/afghan/un-afghan-history.shtml

In the escalation of the conflict in Afghanistan following the 11 September terrorist attack on the United States by the Afghan-based Al Qaeda group

http://www.humanist.org.nz/docs/UN_Afghanistan.html

The United Nations released the following press statements regarding the action taken by the United States and Britain in Afghanistan. After debate the members of the United Nations through the General Assembly and the Security Council agreed that the United States and the other nations involved were entitled to take action under the United Nations Charter, Chapter 7, Article 51. The action taken was directed against the Taliban, an invading army of students and the de facto government of a part of Afghanistan, and the international terrorist organisation Al-Qaeda that had declared war on the USA and had been nurtured by the Taliban in a symbiotic relationship since 1996