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Friday, December 17, 2004
 

Debunking and Rebunking September 11 Conspiracy Theories

By J.M. Berger

INTELWIRE.com






You would think that everyone would be able to agree on the details of an event viewed live on television by millions of people as it happened.



But the "official story" of September 11 has been attacked in almost every particular — from the early warning signs to the identities of the perpetrators, even the very basic question of whether planes actually crashed into buildings.



Writing for the Rotten.com Library, INTELWIRE's J.M. Berger takes a hard look at some of the most-discussed September 11 conspiracy theories, ranging from the absurd to the frighteningly credible.



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