‘Turning the Tide: 9/11 Justice in 2025’ delivered many electrifying and memorable moments!
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Perhaps the two most significant moments were when Senator Ron Johnson laid out his vision for new Senate hearings on 9/11, and when former Congressman Dennis Kucinich offered a searing indictment of the lies that led America into endless post-9/11 war.
Johnson urged the 9/11 Truth Movement to organize the most irrefutable evidence at its disposal and pledged to use the committee he chairs as a platform for that evidence to be heard by the American people.
He states, “I think you have enough to create a report that I would then be willing to use, and I have a responsibility, by the way, in terms of how I use a US Senate committee platform….I have a real responsibility to the families and the firefighters of 9/11.”
And later says, “I care deeply about the people who deserve the truth and they’re not getting it from our federal government and I’m trying to get it for them.”
Meanwhile, Kucinich — in his first-ever attempt to synthesize the events of September 11, 2001, and their aftermath into a coherent history — traced how 9/11 was manipulated by the Bush administration and Benjamin Netanyahu to justify the invasion of Iraq. He ended his riveting remarks by declaring that uncovering the truth about 9/11 is essential to our national reconciliation and healing.
He states, “Everything that we’re told about 9/11, which was instrumental in leading us to attack Iraq has been proven to be a lie. Accordingly, we have a clear right and an obligation to search for answers to the fundamental question about the planning of 9/11. It’s execution, the physical effects, the structural consequences when the planes hit the World Trade Center.”
We encourage everyone to share these historic speeches widely!
Stand-alone videos of Johnson and Kucinich are now available on Redacted. Individual videos of the other speakers will be released soon. In the meantime, every presentation from the three-day conference is available to watch in the archived livestream of each day (see Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3).
We are grateful to those of you who attended in person, watched online, and donated. We would also like to thank everyone who has helped bring the pursuit of 9/11 truth and justice to where it is today.
As Senator Johnson closed his speech by saying, we should give ourselves credit for the opportunity we have created. The turning of the tide we are witnessing today is the result of two-and-a-half decades of persistent effort by hundreds of thousands of people who dared to believe we could change the course of history through our actions.







