Thanks to
@Shaquilleoatmeal for the OP and
@Cooper,
@Rax Moscow and
@JoeChill for sharing resources on this topic.
Digging deeper into this matter for the first time was a massive eye opener to me, and many others. Below are some brief reflections on the resources shared so far. I'm no expert on the matter though, so I welcome others' insights and further resources.
As suggested by JoeChill, The
Noble Lie (on Bitchute) is a groundbreaking 2 hour documentary from 2011. The main points of The Noble Lie were condensed into an hour by James Corbett in the above video released in 2015, posted by Cooper. It has a couple of additional details, while some compelling parts of the Noble Lie are omitted such as detail on the murder, framed as a suicide, of a local police officer.
The links that follow from Rax Moscow , including the podcast of The Pete Quiñones Show and the UNZ article series go further into understanding the hidden actors and groups behind the scenes. This offers additional evidence and speculation about the deeper "why" underlying the involvement of many parties.
In contrast to theories based on weak evidence (e.g., photos of hand signals) and unreliable methodology (e.g., numerology), the evidence that counters the official FBI story is
overwhelming, both at a quantitative and qualitative level.
[Note the "fact check" link embedded in the YouTube video, that redirects readers the wiki page on the topic. Unsurprisingly this page has no mention of alternative explanations for the attack.]
Given the blatant fingerprints of the government on the buttons that caused this absolutely horrific tragedy, sharing this story can be a powerful way to demonstrate the existence of false flag events. This may be of particular use for people who have a some level of critical thinking, but have so far gone along with naive assumptions about the falsehood of benevolent government actors.
For this purpose I would suggest the following: start with sending the short 5 minute video summary of the Corbett report. Then, if they're interested, they could watch the full 1 hour Corbett video, as this condenses the main points of the Noble Lie. From there, a curious person will may have a lot of questions about the deeper "why". This is when the podcasts and articles will likely be of further interest.
I hope this post was useful.