Introduction
The official narrative of the events which have become known as 9/11 includes descriptions of attacks on the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon by aircraft on 11 September, 2001. The towers were...
Just after September 11th 2001, many governments began investigations into possible insider trading related to the terrorist attacks of that day.
Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Monte Carlo, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the United States, and others initiated investigations. Although considerable evidence of insider trading exists, none of the investigations resulted in a single indictment because the people identified as having been involved in the suspicious trades were seen as unlikely to have been associated with those alleged to have committed the 9/11 crimes.
Part One provided a picture of connections to organizations that had demolition access to explosive materials and to the expertise required to use explosives.
Who could have placed explosives in the World Trade Center (WTC)...
By Ray McGovern
The Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) must be a person whose previous professional performance has been distinguished by unimpeachable integrity and independence. The director must have the courage of his or her...
The assertion that 9/11 passengers lists “contained no Arab names” is frequently seen in the 9/11 truth movement.
Victims lists for the four planes published by CNN and elsewhere are free of Arab names…
This fact has been highlighted as suspicious by some researchers describing the lists as passenger manifests. However, these lists are not passenger manifests, but lists of victims …
CNN describes its criteria for including persons in its memorial in a pop-up window labelled ‘About this site’… ‘
HistoryCommons.org
Latest Findings Raise New Questions about Hijackers and Suggest Incomplete Investigation
A contributor to the History Commons has obtained a 298-page document entitled Hijackers Timeline (Redacted) from the FBI, subsequent to a Freedom of...