Analysis of 9/11 Commission Report

The 9/11 Commission also does not tell you that Marvin Bush,

president's brother,

and their cousin,

Wirt Walker, were the principals of the company

that was in charge of

security for the World Trade Center.

They don't... Man, yeah.

The jaw-dropping coincidences kept piling up.

I learned that Stratesec was a security company,

which used to be called

Securacom, and they didn't just handle security for

the World Trade Center

complex. They had contracts with Dulles

International Airport,

from where Flight 93 departed, and United Airlines, accounting for

most of the security breakdowns on 9/11.

And another thing, Stratesec also handles security for Los

Alamos National Labs, one of the only places on the planet

that can produce the

nanothermite found in the Ground Zero dust.

The odds are pretty astonishing that one company can link so many vital

elements of

9/11.

But more astonishing is there's no mention of Stratesec

or Securacom in the

entire five-hundred-and-sixty-seven-page 9/11 Commission report.

Of course, that was no surprise by now.

Did I forget to mention that that same 9/11 Commission did not mention

the collapse

of Building 7 in the entire report either?

Why is there not a word about the collapse of that building in the 9/11

Commission report?

We didn't see any.