Impossible Mission 9/11

How a small special forces unit could have carried out the biggest terrorist attack in history

By: Oliver Janich

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In light of the Epstein files, it is time to completely rethink the events of the past. Epstein had contacts with people who may have been involved in 9/11. Many books have been written and many films have been made about September 11, 2001. Alternative media and countless scientists have already done lasting damage to the official theory. But so far, no one has asked how the greatest crime in human history could have happened.

This book outlines a scenario with a minimum of witnesses and accomplices. The real perpetrators left hardly any traces that could actually be used to convict them in court. The scenario presented is the least risky, most cost-effective, and therefore most efficient method.

In contrast to the official account and most alternative theories, this scenario is consistent with the laws of nature. Theoretically, it would require a special commando unit of no more than five perpetrators and only two accomplices in the security apparatus. In other words, a special unit similar to those seen in the “Mission Impossible” films or the “Ocean's 11-13” series would suffice. In fact, this book contains a script for a thriller. At the end, readers can decide for themselves whether it was not rational to proceed in this way in order to keep the circle of confidants and witnesses as small as possible.

The author is investigative journalist Oliver Janich. He has worked for the three largest publishing houses in Germany, including the Financial Times Deutschland, Süddeutsche Zeitung, and Focus Money. His first two books, New Wolrd Order exposed and Die Vereinigten Staaten von Europa (The United States of Europe), were praised by celebrities such as singer Xavier Naidoo, cabaret artist Lisa Fitz, and Golden Globe winner Christine Kaufmann. He has also gained recognition among leading economists of the Austrian School, such as Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Thorsten Polleit, Jörg Guido Hülsmann, and the well-known television lawyer and judge at the Bar Association, Carlos Gebauer. His third book, The Order of Freedom, was number one in its category on Amazon for months.