Loose Change 9/11
Loose Change 9/11 examines the September 11 terror attacks from a conspiratorial perspective, arguing that elements within the U.S. government may have been involved in its planning and execution. It challenges the official account of the events, proposing alternative explanations and pointing to alleged inconsistencies.
The film features interviews with witnesses and experts, combined with analysis of news footage, to support its claims, particularly advocating the controlled demolition theory. Dr. Stephen Jones, one of the interviewees, discusses his assertion of finding nano-thermite residues in the debris of World Trade Centers 1, 2, and 7. Barry Jennings, another key figure, recounts his experience of being trapped in Building 7 during the attacks, where he claimed to have heard explosions. The documentary highlights Jennings’ untimely death two days before the release of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s report on Building 7, noting that his testimony contradicted the official explanation. This incident is presented as part of a broader pattern of anomalies surrounding the events.
Additionally, the film raises questions about the confiscation of surveillance footage by the FBI from buildings near the Pentagon shortly after the attack, suggesting the possibility of a cover-up. It also scrutinizes statements made by the Bush Administration, arguing that they reflect inconsistencies that undermine the credibility of the official narrative.
Through its analysis, Loose Change 9/11 portrays the attacks as a meticulously planned operation, raising provocative questions about accountability and the broader implications of the events on U.S. policy and global politics.