Allan, Thanks for your reply, and thanks for removing the block. The block was actually blocking all users of several UK Internet service providers, as it is actually the IP address of their web cache, which they force all users to go through. Regarding my changes as being silly, I would have to disagree. In a recent documentary on BBC1 it was shown that the term "Al Qaeda" was only adopted by Osama Bin Laden AFTER the September 11 attacks, and therefore the article as it is currently worded is misleading. It is also widely debated on Wikipedia as to when the term "terrorist" should be used, as this implies a political stance and as such does not constitute a NPOV. I am British, and favor neither Al Qaeda nor the current US government, and therefore consider myself to be in a good position to write about September 11 in a neutral way. To some people "freedom fighters" are "terrorists" and vice versa. It is important we remember that, and remember that Wikipedia is intended for a world wide audience, who may research subject more than simply believing what they see on television programs such as Fox News. In addition to this, there is much evidence that the CIA is or has been protecting the Bin Laden family, as had also been recently "documented" in the film Fahrenheit 911, and also in numerous BBC documentaries recently. BBC being the British Broadcasting Corporation. Therefore the changes I made were reasonable, as these are widely disputed issues, and should not be being stated as fact. This is according to Wikipedia's own NPOV policies, which I have been reading last night and this morning. I look forward to discussing this further if you so wish. Edmund Allan Crossman wrote: