Conspiracy theorists, as usual, formulated even the strangest hypotheses, blaming the US government, paramilitary American militias, satanists, aliens for the attacks (unfortunately, our compatriot, Dr.

Dr. Jan Pajak, has great "merits" here), etc. There is no consensus between them, and what's worse, the official media is taking advantage of this by throwing all researchers into one bag, making fun of them and calling everyone crazy. There are also voices full of indignation, accusing them of anti-patriotism, supporting terrorism and a lack of good taste, looking for hidden motives in the human tragedy. It is true that both sides of the conflict provide researchers of conspiracies with false information - this is how the information war works, in which, let's face it, intelligence agencies are also involved. And we are all exposed to its effects. It does not matter what I personally think about last year's events. Like everyone else, I have my opinion, doubts about both the information shown on TV and the revelations disclosed by "lone shooters" tracking down government conspiracies. However, it must not be forgotten that all wars (even those allegedly for a good cause) have their second bottom, which hides nasty secrets that cannot fit in your head. tracking government conspiracies. However, it must not be forgotten that all wars (even those allegedly for a good cause) have their second bottom, which hides nasty secrets that cannot fit in your head. tracking government conspiracies. However, it must not be forgotten that all wars (even those allegedly for a good cause) have their second bottom, which hides nasty secrets that cannot fit in your head.