Sep 11, 2026 · 21 min · 6 segments
25 years on from the event that reshaped the world, we look back at the enduring anomalies surrounding the official 9/11 narrative. From the rapid collapse of Building 7 to the unexamined fingerprints…
Gareth IckeHost
It's Friday the 11th of September, 9-11, that day, that number is etched in people's memory.

It's the most catalysing, devastating and probably biggest event that's happened in this generation, in this century.

It changed the world in so many ways, what happened on that day and then what happened afterwards and what still goes on today in the So people woke up on a very misty New York morning, if I remember rightly, and it was just a normal day until it very quickly wasn't when two planes went into the World Trade Center.

Those towers obviously came down, as did Building 7, which they refused to acknowledge.

and over 3,000 people lost their lives and since then in the Middle East literally millions have lost their lives as the war in Afghanistan and then beyond that the war in Iraq or the war on terror as it was called under the Bush administration was justified in a attempt in their mind or in their justification to find those responsible people like Osama bin Laden
who was

You don't even need to look at it for probably less than a minute to go, well, that doesn't add up, that doesn't add up, that doesn't add up.

Whether it's paper passports exploding out of fireballs, being found... on street corners whether it's people's phones who are supposedly not with us anymore being alive and ringing days later whether it's the images of planes that don't look like commercial jets at all whether it's the fact that uh two towers that were came down when there was no reason they should have done without being a controlled demolition whether it's the fact that a third building that wasn't hit by a plane that simply had some office fires came down whether it's the massive insurance policy taken out by the Tower's owner, Larry Silverstein, just a couple of days before, which included terror attacks, and he just happened to not be having breakfast at the Windows in the World restaurant in the North Tower where he did every morning, as did his two children, who, funnily enough, didn't show up to work that day either in the Towers.

There's a book, obviously, David's written called The Trigger, where he goes into the intricate details of how the official story falls apart when questioned, and also then goes really deep into who was really behind 9-11.


What's interesting though is, just like lots of people who get embroiled into, whether it be assassination attempts, whether it be terror attacks and so on, they're always on the government radar.

And what, to me, on the government radar means is probably working for the government.

he probably believed he was part of a sting operation to try and justify something else, so that when Kennedy is actually shot, he knows he's been stitched up, hence why he ran away.

Mohammed Attar, there is evidence to show, because he lived near a particular airstrip in Florida that was famously running drugs in and out of South America on behalf of the CIA.

It's Friday the 11th of September, 9-11, that day, that number is etched in people's memory.

It's the most catalysing, devastating and probably biggest event that's happened in this generation, in this century.

It changed the world in so many ways, what happened on that day and then what happened afterwards and what still goes on today in the So people woke up on a very misty New York morning, if I remember rightly, and it was just a normal day until it very quickly wasn't when two planes went into the World Trade Center.

Those towers obviously came down, as did Building 7, which they refused to acknowledge.

and over 3,000 people lost their lives and since then in the Middle East literally millions have lost their lives as the war in Afghanistan and then beyond that the war in Iraq or the war on terror as it was called under the Bush administration was justified in a attempt in their mind or in their justification to find those responsible people like Osama bin Laden
who was

You don't even need to look at it for probably less than a minute to go, well, that doesn't add up, that doesn't add up, that doesn't add up.

Whether it's paper passports exploding out of fireballs, being found... on street corners whether it's people's phones who are supposedly not with us anymore being alive and ringing days later whether it's the images of planes that don't look like commercial jets at all whether it's the fact that uh two towers that were came down when there was no reason they should have done without being a controlled demolition whether it's the fact that a third building that wasn't hit by a plane that simply had some office fires came down whether it's the massive insurance policy taken out by the Tower's owner, Larry Silverstein, just a couple of days before, which included terror attacks, and he just happened to not be having breakfast at the Windows in the World restaurant in the North Tower where he did every morning, as did his two children, who, funnily enough, didn't show up to work that day either in the Towers.

There's a book, obviously, David's written called The Trigger, where he goes into the intricate details of how the official story falls apart when questioned, and also then goes really deep into who was really behind 9-11.


What's interesting though is, just like lots of people who get embroiled into, whether it be assassination attempts, whether it be terror attacks and so on, they're always on the government radar.

And what, to me, on the government radar means is probably working for the government.

he probably believed he was part of a sting operation to try and justify something else, so that when Kennedy is actually shot, he knows he's been stitched up, hence why he ran away.

Mohammed Attar, there is evidence to show, because he lived near a particular airstrip in Florida that was famously running drugs in and out of South America on behalf of the CIA.
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