9/11 Trillions: Follow The Money
At the most basic level, 9/11 should be viewed as a heinous crime requiring thorough investigation and just punishment. While the official findings provided by the 9/11 Commission report have been reached and are widely accepted, troubling questions remain in the aftermath of this global tragedy. A growing number of amateur detectives believe that the real motive behind today’s crimes may be one of the oldest vices in human history: greed. For them, any thorough investigation of these incidents must include scrutinizing the cash trails they left behind. Thought-provoking new documentary 9/11 Trillion: Following the Money conducts exactly such investigations, leading to an incredible array of theories.
The documentary was extensively edited and researched, using extensive television news and interviews, official court documents and the committee’s own findings to defend its case. The grimness and possibility of the questions it raises are astounding.
Could 9/11 have been planned at least in part as an insurance scam? The film details the circumstances surrounding the largest insurance payout in history and the bizarre sequence of events that led to it in the weeks and months leading up to the collapse of the Twin Towers.
What were the facts behind the strange and illegal money transfers from the World Trade Center on the morning of the attack? Could investors benefit from knowing about these attacks before 9/11? In one of the film’s many pieces of supporting evidence, former CIA agent Robert Bell made the allegation on video at a 2008 event in Los Angeles, as he claimed to have ties to a White House insider who paid off The day before their portfolio horror plot unfolded.
For some, 9/11 Trillion: Following the Money will surely be a rich viewing experience. But even for those who question the conspiracy narrative surrounding that tragic day, the film offers valuable insights that are rarely discussed on the national stage but are worth discussing.
