William Ramsey Investigates The 9/11 Omission Commission on the Grassy Knoll with Vyzygoth the Great. (2007)
Dec 6, 2025
Joining the discussion is Vyzygoth the Great, a critical thinker known for his political insights, along with regular contributors who dissect pivotal conspiracy theories. They delve into the controversial 9/11 Commission Report, arguing it whitewashed crucial details. The conversation covers potential government mistrust, the significance of Operation Northwoods, and inconsistencies in the 9/11 timeline. Eyewitness accounts of explosions, debates on Pentagon images, and unusual market activities raise questions about foreknowledge of the attacks.
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Commission Report As Purposeful Narrative
- Visigoth argues the 9/11 Commission report is a whitewash that tells people what they are meant to believe.
- He connects historical false-flag examples to a pattern of government deception around major events.
Timeline Undercuts Response Excuse
- Visigoth disputes the Commission's claim that the military received no more than nine minutes' notice.
- He walks through 9/11 flight timeline data to show the military had more time to respond.
War Games On The Day Of Attack
- The hosts describe multiple military and intelligence drills (Vigilant Guardian, NRO exercise) running on 9/11.
- They claim exercises caused confusion and delayed military response because controllers thought events were part of simulations.
