9/11 conspiracy theories

The Abstract:- Neil Alden Armstrong was an American astronaut who was the first astronaut to land on the moon and was also the first person to walk on the moon. Many people nowadays support the idea that Neil Alden Armstrong did not really land on the moon and walk on it, they think that it was not a real act, they think it was staged. These people think that he did not land on the moon because they think that back then, they did not have the modern technology that we have now. Some people…

Terrorist attacks have been an increasingly prevalent form of disaster that the United States has faced multiple times with varying results. The most relevant attack that the United States has endured is the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. This series of collapses among the World Trade Center sparked a nationwide hatred and fear for terrorist groups in the Middle East that called for a war. At the time it was believed that…

A genius, a scientist, a man who was ahead of his time, an alien? Many people don’t know much about Albert Einstein other than he was a crazy scientist with crazy hair, but he in fact also had some crazy ideas and theories that make life as we know it today make sense scientifically. He lived throughout a time of war and poverty, running from the military, and then later helping the US Navy build weapons to fight against his birthplace, Germany. Some of the things Albert Einstein discovered and…

Synoptic Problem, scholars developed different theories to explain the relationship between the Gospels. Understanding the relationship between the Synoptic Gospels is useful for understanding the Gospels themselves. The Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke all generally follow the same order of events for Jesus’ life. The proclamation of John the Baptist appears in each of the Synoptic Gospels, and it follows the same general story line (Mark 1:9-11, Matthew 3:1-17 and Luke 3:1-21). More…

While one article shows the insensibility of targeting the Muslim community rather than the extremist the author talks about many Muslims not wanting to believe that the events actually happened like that of 9/11 or even that ISIS exists. On the non-Muslim side Jessica shows the need to isolate a group rather than many innocent people of a religion, while on the other hand, Hasan shows the need to accept reality on the Muslim part to rise up and not accept…

plane?!’ ‘IT’S SUPERMAN!’ ‘No it really is a plane?’” This famous advertisement was used in news headlines around the United States referring to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. On this day Islamic terrorists hijacked American flights and attempted to attack several US business buildings. American Airlines 11 and United Airlines 175 hit the North and South towers of the World Trade Center, American Airlines 77 took out the Pentagon, and in attempt to go to Washington D.C., United…

Soule and Nella van Dyke discusses the wave of black church arson (1989 – 1996) on the basis of the competition theory. The authors first mention several ideas that surfaced as an attempt to explain the phenomenon. Some scholars claim that the arson wave is a part of a conspiracy of hate groups to start a race war. Other scholars suggest that vandalism, insurance fraud and drunkenness explain the phenomenon of discussion. The third explanation…

EDT engines fire and the Apollo 11 is launched into Earth’s orbit. After the Apollo 11 is given the “go”, they head towards the moon and three days later are in lunar orbit. A day after they enter the Moons orbit it’s time for Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to start descending to the moon’s surface. At exactly…

on Billboard magazine. They are also the best-selling band in history, with sales estimating over 600 million records worldwide. Because this band was famous, there were various rumors and issues surrounding them, and one of the most famous conspiracy theories is that Paul McCartney…

The most memorable terrorist attack from 2001 to 2015 was on the World Trade Center and Pentagon on September 11, 2001 (Paul, Dorin, Bugnar, and Mester 6). About three-thousand innocent people lost their lives during this violent attack (“Department of Government and Justice Studies”). This important event in American History should be remembered to hopefully prevent it from ever happening again. As terrorism changed from the 1980s to today, so did the types of people who became terrorists…