In the summer 20 years since the events of September 11th, 2001, when the National

Trauma took place in the United States, but as I noted recently in an op-ed for the

20th anniversary of 9-11 for Mint Press News, many in the U.S. and even prominent voices

and independent media continued to avoid any sort of reckoning about the more-than-questionable

official story of 9-11.

Fewer still, even bothered to consider the case of the 2001 anthrax attacks, which followed

shortly thereafter.

The collective failure of the American public to reconcile the true nature of these extraordinary

events 20 years on has muddled our present and today threatens our future.

As many have again become enslaved by the official story of the newer and different yet

similar crisis currently unfolding around us.

In order to better reflect on the events that took place 20 years ago and what they mean

for today, I am joined today by Graham McQueen.

Graham is a retired professor for McMaster University where he founded the Center for

Peace Studies.

He subsequently became the co-editor of the Journal of 9-11 Studies and went on to write

the 2001 anthrax deception, the case for domestic conspiracy, which is unsurprisingly from

its title about the anthrax attacks.

He has consistently been one of the most careful and meticulous and rational voices in the

9-11 truth from Mint, and I'm very happy to have him on the program today.

So thanks for being here, Graham.

How are you?

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