All people don't say that the US Government planned the attack and in fact, the majority don't believe it. The majority of those that have read the commission report however, such as architects, engineers and chemical analysts, and those that were either eye witnesses or involved in the calamity such as firefighters, first responders, workers, neighbors, police etc; still have questions that they feel are not being truthfully answered. They feel that the truth about all the events that took place have not been told - they question the warnings that were never followed up on; they question the lack of analysis and forensics; they question why people inside the building were never interviewed about what they saw and heard; they question why they are not allowed to question without being called a lunatic.
One paralegal, working with lawyers, has said that the 3,000 figure handed out to the public, is realistically around 12,000.
Remember when all the first responders asked about the safety of the area before they went in to clean up and how they were told it's absolutely safe. Go ahead and do your duty. Many have become ill and many have died since then as a result of believing what their government told them and only now, over 8 years later, has a settlement been reached (which will be appealed) for those responders, many of whom just wanted medical care for lung infections caused by the site work.
If the commission had wanted to do a real job, it would have cost more than a paltry 4 million. Calling in those 1,000 architects and engineers as experts; calling on all the firefighters; calling in all the eye witnesses; calling in all the people working in the building; actually examining the evidence they provided, would have cost more than that. It didn't. The investigation was shelved and a cursory report issued - some of it blacked out.
When all those people get a chance to tell their side in a court, when all the facts are brought out in the open in a court of law for all of us to hear, so we can understand and make sense of it all - then maybe then we can put it to rest. The OJ Simpson case was televised for weeks on end and to push the 9/11 murder of thousands of people onto a few pages of blackened paper is an atrocity. sammieswife.
