The Dangerous Cult of 9/11

By Elias Davidsson

A new religious movement was born September 11th, 2001.   This movement was conceived by the American government and comprises many members of the American and European elite, politicians, editors of mass and so-called alternative media, publishers and academics.  The movement’s unifying faith is the Legend of 9/11, namely that 19 Arab terrorists hijacked four airliners and flew these airliners into the known landmarks in a suicide operation.   The Legend of 9/11 is composed of a number of distinct beliefs.  Here are ten of the most tenacious beliefs that unite Cult members:

1. They believe that 4 young pilots who love money, booze and sex, could be convinced to kill themselves for a religious purpose.

2. They believe that four teams of four to five persons rather small men could subdue 40 to 80 passengers without using firearms and without raising the suspicion of the pilots.

3. They believe it is possible to subdue a pilot and co-pilot in their flight cabin before either can transmit a hijacking code, a verbal Mayday message, or raise the suspicion of the crew.

4. They believe a person who could hardly control a one-engine Cessna can fly a Boeing passenger airliner on instruments alone for more than an hour in a foreign country and crash this airliner at 500 mph into the side of a building 20 feet above ground.

5. They believe the capital of the United States, Washington, D.C. , is undefended against approaching unidentified aircraft.

6. They believe crashing aircraft can disintegrate, leaving no visible debris such as fuselage, wings, tail or engine.

7. They believe an airliner with 45 passengers can crash without leaving visible bodies and blood.

8. They believe debris from a crashing airplane can be found eight miles away.

9. They believe it is possible to induce a free-fall collapse of a skyscraper by hitting it with an airplane (even if the skycraper was designed to withstand such a strike) and then letting the resulting fire bring it down.

10. They believe that 19 Arab terrorists actually boarded the four aircraft that crashed on 9/11.

Religious movements are generally peaceful, but this is not the case with the 9/11 Cult. The cult’s members control weapons of mass destruction and most information publicly available about the focus of the cult’s belief system.  When such powers are concentrated in the hands of cult members who base their decisions on irrational and unsubstantiated beliefs, rather than on facts, everyone is in danger.

Members of this Cult, no matter how elevated their positions in the status quo, must be designated as madmen. It is important to non-violently remove such madmen from positions of authority as soon as possible, in order to give peace and international security a chance.

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(*) Thanks to Barrie Zwicker and David Ray Griffin for critical observations.