Edited sentence: Another interpretation would suggest that there had not been any miscalculation by the western security agencies.At the time Robin Cook believed that bin-Laden, and al-Qaeda, were  products of a monumental miscalculation by western security agencies.Former British foreign secretary was probably most accurate when he described the name al-Qaeda as arising from a CIA database (hence base) which was created in the 1980's.Meaning that al-Qaeda, is and was an engineered 'army' now forming a convenient enemy.The CIA created the database to hold the details of the fighters it was supporting with money, training and weapons to fight the Soviet army in Afghanistan at the time.The article in which Robin Cook elaborates his idea was published in the UK Guardian newspaper in July 2005,.The ranks are filled with provocateured fighters against which a western military industrial complex can a wage war in order to secure vital strategic resources and energy pipelines on the Eurasian continent; as has occurred in the years following 9/11 (September 11th 2001).This strategy and a similar theme, was also encapsulated in the document published in 2000, by the conservative (neo-conservative) think tank, 'Project For A New American Century' (or PNAC), titled 'Rebuilding America's Defences'.This strategy, of securing hydrocarbon resources, was outlined by influential geostrategist, and former presidential advisor Zbiginew Brzezinski; in his book The_Grand_Chessboard: American Primacy And It's Geostrategic Imperatives'