Geoff Campbell was a British national who lost his life in the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York on 11 September 2001. Jeff Campbell’s family, particularly his older brother Matt Campbell, has been vocal about their belief that the official narrative surrounding the Twin Towers’ collapse is incorrect.

Matt has stated that they have “scientifically and forensically-backed evidence” suggesting that internal explosions, rather than hijacked aircraft, brought down the Twin Towers.

Geoff’s family have been seeking justice and demanding a new inquest into his death. Matt, his father Malcolm, Maureen, Rob and Geoff’s fiancée Caroline have all signed a 3,000-page application for a fresh inquest into his death which was submitted to the UK Attorney General on 26 August 2021. The application challenges the 2013 London inquest’s conclusion that Geoff and nine other Britons were “unlawfully killed” in an “act of terrorism” by Al Qaeda.

In January, the Attorney General for England and Wales refused the Campbells’ application for a second time.  In March, the Campbell’s filed an application seeking a judicial review of “the UK Attorney General’s blatantly unlawful refusal” of a new inquest into Geoff’s death.

Further resources: Family of British 9/11 victim demand new inquest to ‘prove’ towers were blown up, Metro, 11 September, Initiatives, International Centre for 9/11 Justice and you can follow Matt Campbell on Twitter HERE

As Neil Oliver explains in his latest monologue, “A lawyer alleged in a British Court this week that significant evidence showed both twin towers and building 7 were destroyed by explosives and incendiaries.”

“Perhaps the official narrative of 911 has lasted this long is still standing only because to contemplate the thought that we were given, let’s say, an inaccurate or at least incomplete explanation for it all is too much for too many to bear,” he said.

After giving a rundown of other lies our governments have told Oliver said, “People all over the world have felt inclined to review much, if not everything, they have been told about [the] world. Call it ‘conspiracy theory’ if you must, but for many a ‘conspiracy theory’ is just a matter of knowing first what everyone else will have to know eventually.

“Trust is gone. Faith in the establishment is gone as never before. We know they’ve told lies. What we need to know now is how much have they lied and for how long?  In fact, have they ever told the truth?”