9/11 Conspiracy Theory

The attacks that occurred on 11 September 2001 that involves three different locations; one location was at the Pentagon, the other was at the World Trade Center and the last one was in Shanksville Pennsylvania. When the event started multiple deaths was reported and marked as the deadliest attack in the United States history. Death toll was estimated roughly near 3,000 and thousands injured during the day of reckoning. Reports through sources was stating that it was terrorist hijacked multiple aircrafts and their mission was to kill as many Americans as possible. Of course this made a severe impact to the economy and social life within United States. The attack changed the cultural and the security of the United States. At the one-year anniversary …show more content…
Part of the theory was a terrorist attack that occurred before 9/11. In 1993, the first attempt to attack the World Trade Center. Reports showed that this was an attempt by the Al Queada which resulted in the death up to 5 and injured thousands. Then the same attempt happened in 2001, which was considered a successful attempt from Al Queada. The paranoid style theory strongly suggests that less legitimate and less regulated media sources, such as tabloids, internet blogs, and radio talk shows, play a prominent role in creating conspiracy beliefs (2007). The media wants to capture what viewers want to hear and the end of the story is just the tip of the iceberg. However, there are others that want to understand the truth and the perfect example related to the 9/11 …show more content…
Snowden was a NSA spy for the United States, once noticing the trend relating to the attacks of 9/11, Snowden decided to leak classified information through Wikileaks.com. With the combination of the spillage of classified information, video producers decided to air a special documentaries relating to 9/11. As a result of Sept. 11, and subsequent scandals, the U.S. intelligence community has become far more open internally than it used to be, and has introduced new technologies aimed at making it easier for analysts to post, change and exchange information, and to organize internal material in easy-to-find ways (Farrell). The conspiracy and effects that affected the United States before and after 9/11; this includes affecting the social and cultural life to many Americans and foreigners alike. The United States continue to face trust issues, which sometimes the truth can make a severe impact to the United States mentally. Could this be the reason why Kurt Sonnenfeld and Edward Snowden fled the country to seek asylum due to its dark