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911 Conspiricy
911 and the Conspiracy Behind It

I take interest in conspiracies and other alternate ways that things could happen, but the 911 conspiracy is without a doubt the one that appeals most interesting to me. In the days, month and years that followed there has been too much evidence to make one believe that it happened the way it has been presented. One has to be open minded and see other factual information to come to a true conclusion. The day of September 11th, 2001 the world witnessed with disbelief the World Trade Centers in New York City crashing down. With 3,000 or more people killed, it has made it one of the worst attacks in history. A person may only wonder how such a hugely scaled and difficult attack could be carried through. Evidence suggests that the September 11th attacks were an inside job, and the statements of the Bush administration following them were only the fabricated truth that many people believed. Unfortunately this tragic event has scarred the lives of many people in North America and across the globe. In this essay I will be talking about the facts and evidence which lead me to believe that the 911 event was truly just an inside job. There are many reasons why I believe that this was all part of a U.S plan, but the main 2 topics I’ll touch upon are the; World Trade Center, and the Pentagon. ‘World Trade Center (WTC)’
The plane crashes and resulting fires caused the collapse of the World Trade Center. Controlled demolition conspiracy theories say the collapse of the towers was caused by explosives installed in the buildings in advance.
Demolition theory proponents, such as Brigham Young University physicist Steven E. Jones argues that the aircraft impacts and resulting fires could not have weakened the buildings enough to initiate such a ‘perfect’ collapse, and that the buildings would not have collapsed completely, or at the speeds that they did, without additional energy involved.
Also it is said that the molten steel found

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