Forget for one moment everything you’ve been told about September 11, 2001.
…once you strip away the emotional rhetoric and the fear-inducing imagery, we’re left with a simple truth: 9/11 was a crime. And as with any crime, there is one overriding imperative that detectives must follow to identify the perpetrators: Follow the money.
Silverstein Properties signed a 99-year lease for the Twin Towers, who only put down $14 million of its own money.
The deal was unusual in a variety of ways. Although the Port Authority carried only $1.5 billion of insurance coverage on the WTC complex, which earlier that year had been valued at $1.2 billion, Silverstein had insisted on doubling that amount, insuring the buildings for $3.55 billion.
After the Twin Towers collapsed, Silverstein walked away with $4.55 billion, the largest single insurance settlement ever.
It took 13 years before the US released the 9/11 classified report that links the hijackers to the government of Saudi Arabia.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/jul/15/911-report-saudi-arabia-28-pages-released
Even though 15 out of the 19 hijackers were Saudi citizens, the US sells the Saudi $350 billion worth of arms.
Meanwhile, the US starts a war in Afghanistan and invades Iraq due to alleged weapons of mass destruction (WMD). More than a million civilians dead, the oil wells captured by US-oil companies, and the countries in warzone, no WMD was ever found.
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Which country is next?
