What really happened on 9/11?
Although the mainstream media seems to be keeping very quiet about this, there seems to be a lot of movement going on in the USA and even in other countries around the world as to whether it is clear what happened on 11 September 2001. When you look at certain information and evidence that is available online, it is easy to doubt the official story the US government and 9/11 commission put out as to what happened on 9/11.
It also seems that the corporate media is simply ignoring all of this. It looks like they don’t want to get this information to the public. Perhaps more than 10 years ago, this would have been effective. But today we have the internet, we have peer-to-peer technology, we have bloggers, we have the technology we need to be our own journalists and do our own research. And this enables us to reach people a lot easier around the world with anything we do. We can easily share information and make sure the right information gets out there. Right now it may not be as fast and effective compared to when the corporate media would launch a massive media campaign on a certain subject, but it does eventually work even if it takes a little longer for the information to reach people.
On the subject of 9/11, for years now there have been various problems with the official story as to what happened that day. There are simply so many things that just make you wonder and start to ask questions. Really difficult questions, because I think that finding the answers will change the world as we know it today. It will change what we are used to, what we thought we knew and our understanding of the world.
If you think you can handle it, download the movie clips below and start to question what you’ve been told about 9/11. You’ll need a bittorrent client to be able to download the movies. Some of them also require the XVid codec.
- 9/11 Painful Deceptions
- 9/11 The Great Conspiracy
- 9/11 Confronting the Evidence
- 9/11 Attack or Gift from Heaven
- 9/11 The Great Illusion
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