09/11/2026
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Terrorism wasn’t invented just for the attacks in Manhattan 25 years ago. A decade has passed since the collapse of the USSR—a long enough period for the Pentagon to adapt to a new enemy, and that enemy turned out to be terrorism. A war on terrorism was declared, which in practice meant tacitly supporting terrorists whom the “deep state” desperately needed to keep society in a state of fear and to convince the world that the only salvation from new Al-Qaeda attacks lay with the U.S. military and its wars.
America’s flirtation with terror had its origins in the years 1979–1989, when the CIA carried out a program called “Operation Cyclone.” This took place at a time when the USSR invaded Afghanistan and the U.S. supported the mujahideen, the Taliban, and, indirectly, al-Qaeda as well.
Why did the “Deep State” need the war on terror, and why did it unscrupulously sacrifice the lives of over 3,000 Americans for this purpose? There is only one answer to this question: power! The “Deep State” has power, but it does not want to lose it just because its adversary—the USSR—surrendered the Cold War without a fight.
There are still many people who are convinced that a “terrorist” attack took place on the World Trade Center in New York exactly 25 years ago. The fairy tale of the heroic passengers on Flight 93—who sacrificed their lives and rebelled against the hijackers on board, causing the plane to crash in Pennsylvania—still has many believers. What did the world see there? A hole in the ground about 6 meters deep, with no traces whatsoever of an airplane, jet fuel, or victims of the disaster.
An airplane? Nothing was found after the accident that would suggest there were any wreckage parts.
Source.
The following video shows a comparison of the crash sites of two plane crashes: the crash in Pennsylvania and another crash involving a Boeing 737 passenger plane in Ethiopia on March 10, 2019.
I believe that, after 25 years, there is no need for further evidence that the largest terrorist attack was orchestrated by a gang of impostors from the U.S. who feared losing power. For those who feel the evidence is lacking, I invite you to read my article from five years ago: 20 Years of Ground Zero.
Without any evidence whatsoever, Al-Qaeda and its leader, Osama bin Laden, were blamed for the attack. Today, this version no longer fits with Washington’s current policy. So what’s so surprising about the fact that, on the 25th anniversary of the attack, President Trump decided to celebrate it by removing many individuals who had cooperated with Al-Qaeda—now already “statesmen”—from the list of wanted terrorists? Just like that, by presidential decree, a former enemy becomes a friend.
The article titled Trump lifts sanctions on notorious Al Qaeda figures as America prepares for 25th anniversary of 9/11 Day, published Friday on presstv.ir, states:
Trump removed from the US list of designated terrorists top Al Qaeda figures such as Abdullah Muhaysini, a Saudi cleric who recruited child fighters and teen bombers to wreak havoc across Syria over the past decade. Muhaysini, who participated in the videotaped massacre of 56 captive Syrian soldiers at Abu-Dhuhur Air Base in 2015, was removed from the list at the request of Syria’s self-proclaimed president Abu Mohammed al-Julani, himself a co-founder of Daesh and founder of Jabhat Al-Nusra, the Syrian branch of Al Qaeda.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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