Essay On 9/11 Conspiracy

The United States of America land of the free and country of dreams is, in a sense, Invincible. With over 1.4 million active troops and approximately $600 billion worth of equipment of all types, whether that be weapons, ships, or anything, ready to strike any enemy that may cross the line (9/11, 1). However, on September 11, 2001 nation was brought to its knees by 19 untrained, unarmed al-Qaeda terrorists hijacked 4 American Airlines flights, 11,147, 77, and 93, and flew the planes into the World Trade Center towers in New York, the Pentagon in Washington D.C., and one was targeted for the White House, but crashed in a field in Pennsylvania. In total, the hijackings killed approximately 3,000 citizens and injured over 6,000. The attacks were very impactful and resonates with everyone in America to this day as one of the most horrific days in America 's history. No terrorist attack had ever been nearly as successful as …show more content…
President George W Bush came out to deny any government connection in any way. Conspiracy of rose around many aspects of the attack despite the president’s denial of any connection. Debates over 9/11 conspiracy continue to this day. some theorists believe the second plane was actually a military drone, however, the craft was debunked and verified as a Boeing 757, which was what American Airlines flight 147 was. another controversy topic was the way the buildings collapsed on themselves instead of phone over. However, engineers from many institutions showed that the structures were, in fact, strong enough to stay standing even after being struck by the planes, it was the very intense flames incinerating the steel support beams causing the floors to fall on top of each other, therefore making pure evidence for the way the towers were destroyed. In all, most of the conspiracy theories surrounding 911 were proven