After the 9/11 attacks in the US numerous evidence emerged that dismantled the official version of events. There are many questions that still await answer.

September 11, 2001 is remembered in the world as the day of the attack on the Twin Towers of the United States, but beyond knowing that these two huge skyscrapers were demolished, there is no accurate information of what happened there, and it is that after the Government presented the official version, several experts and scholars have dismantled this information.

That tragic Tuesday in September, two commercial aircraft, American Airlines and United Airlines, hit the tallest buildings in the World Trade Center in New York, leaving a total of two thousand 843 dead and about six thousand injured.

The government of George W. Bush assured that the attack was a terrorist attack, and attributed it to the extremist Afghan group Al Qaeda, led at that time by Osama Bin Laden.

But, was this really what happened that day? Was the attack planned by al Qaeda? The interests were just terrorists? Why little by little the official account became less credible?

After "the truth" was seen from the eyes of Bush and his henchmen, several researchers and analysts discovered some inconsistencies and disparities between the information offered and the events of 9/11.

Despite the large number of interpretations that have been given to the attack of the Twin Towers, in the vast majority of them the authors agree that it was a self-attack, thought by the American head in order to justify the bombing of autonomous nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, seize the resources of those countries and enrich themselves through the defense business.