No, this video doesn't disprove the 9/11 attack on the south tower of the World Trade Center
Summary
A video shared by former British MP Andrew Bridgen claimed that no plane hit the south tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. However, the full video and many other sources confirm that United Airlines Flight 175 did hit the south tower on the side not visible in Bridgen’s clip.Key Facts
- Former British MP Andrew Bridgen shared a video suggesting no plane crashed into the south tower on 9/11.
- The video was filmed by an NBC helicopter, but the part showing the plane hitting the tower was cut out or not visible.
- In the full version of the video, a plane is seen approaching the south tower before the explosion.
- The south tower was hit on its south face, which was hidden from the helicopter’s north-facing camera.
- United Airlines Flight 175, hijacked by terrorists, crashed into the south tower on September 11, 2001.
- Independent videos from other angles clearly show the plane hitting the building.
- The U.S. commission investigating 9/11 confirms the plane collision with the south tower.
- The claim that no plane hit the south tower is based on a misunderstanding of the video’s viewpoint.
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