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9/11: Truth, Lies and Conspiracies (2016)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

This BBC documentary goes over some of the conspiracy theories that are out there on 9/11. If you've never seen a conspiracy documentary on the subject then you'll probably enjoy this but if you're familiar with the subject then you're going to realize that there's really nothing new here.

The documentary starts off talking about the actual event and some of the confusion that followed since there were a lot of unanswered questions. We also get to hear from the filmmaker of LOOSE CHANGE, which was the first major documentary taking a look at various issues with what the governement told the people.

From here there are interviews with a few people who have done their own investigations and feel that nothing is adding up. There are also interviews with family members to those who were lost on 9/11.

For the most part this is entertaining enough, if you're interested in the subject but like I said, there's really nothing new here and more than likely people are already going to know these stories and wish that something else was covered or explored.

They make you think that they are outing the lies but this film is a smoke screen to discredit loose change and to build the case in favor of it being a theorist attack.

9/11 THE SARASOTA FL CONNECTION: BBC World Documentary looks into theories surrounding the attack and investigates whether information is being withheld. PI @billdetective Warner who was involved in the secret Sarasota investigation and information on the Sarasota support network for the Al-Qaeda terrorists seen at the halfway mark in the film. Sarasota private detective Bill Warner has tracked al-Qaeda linked Imam Muneer Arafat, 57, for years - ever since Warner's involvement with U. S. Immigration and Customs (ICE) agents and the Sarasota Police Department as a confidential informant in a terrorism investigation that began in June 2002. My involvement consisted of supplying surveillance photos, background checks and cell phone records," Bill Warner said. "I obtained the cell phone records of at least 24 individuals, and phone numbers of who they called. The 9/11 support network in Sarasota Fl was a real deal.

Mysteries and secrets on Netflix sucks do not watch that but this one on 9/11 it's good but if you don't believe in this or think it's completely false then look up Rockefeller in the ideas of War if ideas don't work try theories actually the review above she or he is wrong talks about other stuff that nobody else knew as far as myself I never knew I never heard of it so if everybody else has again it is your job to teach the younger I personally never knew that there were certain things they weren't willing to give up