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Matt Campbell’s brother was one of the 67 British victims murdered in the September 11th 2001 attacks. Paragraph 16 of UN Principles states: ‘Families of the deceased and their legal representatives shall be informed of, and have access to, any hearing as well as to all information relevant to the investigation, and shall be entitled to present other evidence.’ Given this, there has never been a proper investigation and trial of 9/11 and there is an alarming absence of evidence supporting the official narrative. As a victim family member, Matt does not believe the ‘authorised’ story of 9/11 and has spent years challenging the authorities in court. Matt tells his emotional story, reaching a powerful self-revelation at the end of this very presentation.
Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], 23 July 2016
glastonburysymposium.co.uk
Matt Campbell’s brother was one of the 67 British victims murdered in the September 11th 2001 attacks. Paragraph 16 of UN Principles states: ‘Families of the deceased and their legal representatives shall be informed of, and have access to, any hearing as well as to all information relevant to the investigation, and shall be entitled to present other evidence.’ Given this, there has never been a proper investigation and trial of 9/11 and there is an alarming absence of evidence supporting the official narrative. As a victim family member, Matt does not believe the ‘authorised’ story of 9/11 and has spent years challenging the authorities in court. Matt tells his emotional story, reaching a powerful self-revelation at the end of this very presentation.
Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], 23 July 2016
glastonburysymposium.co.uk
