You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Corbett Report. Corbett.com. Welcome my friends. Welcome,

friends.

to episode 311 of the Corporate Report podcast, 9-11 Suspects, which is being released on September 11, 2016.

I'm your host James Corbett of Corbettreport.com.

9-11 was a crime. This shouldn't be a controversial statement, but given how 9-11 was framed as a terrorist attack or even an act of war from the moment that it occurred, it somehow is. If we lived in a world of truth

injustice, 9-11 would have been approached as a crime to be solved rather than an

attack to be responded to.

Unfortunately, we don't live in such a world,

but let's imagine for a moment that we did.

If there were some crusading district attorney who actually wanted to prosecute the crimes of 9-11, a immense, one involving so many layers of obfuscation and the active collusion of some of the most powerful members of the perennial ruling class of America, the deep state.

Like the prosecution of a mafia kingpin,

it's highly unlikely that a prosecutor would put the suspected

mastermind of the plot on trial first.

Such a vast and intricate operation would be picked apart from the outside, starting with people on the periphery of the plot who could be forced to testify under oath and who could provide leads further up the ladder.

As more and more of the picture is

filled in, the case against the inner clique who ran the operation would begin to

strengthen and gradually more and more central figures could be brought to trial.

As I say, if the events of the last 15 years have taught us anything,

it's that we do not live in such a world.

But still, we are trying the crimes of 9-11 in the court of public opinion

and there are still untold millions who think of 9-11 truth as a fringe

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