Yes in fact his first public statements warned of trusting wild conspiracy theories which would give cover to the enemy. It was bizarre, because my mind was in no way prepared to go there. It was a tough time for my family as it was, we lost three family members that day. But after things settled down I remembered his words and thought what in the world was he talking about? Boy what a journey that was and it wasn't something you could talk about, there weren't community boards of like minded people you could hash things out with and you were attacked if you suggested maybe our government was directly or indirectly involved. So you kinda did the research on your own. Credit where credit is due, Rosie O Donnell risked alot to bravely question the official narrative before it was fashionable. It took guts and she gave us courage to keep digging, that we weren't alone, because 9/11_was much more than men flying planes into buildings outwitting our entire intelligence community. You want a good watch? Watch "The Man Who Knew" about the FBI agent who was assigned to follow our hijackers around, but was told to stand down when the threat of attack appeared imminent. Its fascinating. LSS our agent dies on 9/11. He was frustrated with the FBI and took a job as head of security at the World Trade Center just weeks before the attack . He thought he could help because he felt certain that was where the next terror attack would be. Crazy right?

Agent John O'Neill.....check it out , real life story that's as good as a Tom Clancy novel.