The 9/11 Commission admits the fact that Marvin Bush, brother of President Bush.

The 9/11 Commission conveniently omits the fact that Marvin Bush, brother of President George W. Bush, and their cousin were key figures in the company responsible for security at the World Trade Center.

StrataSec, formerly known as Securicom, not only managed security for the World Trade Center but also had contracts with Dulles International Airport, where Flight 93 took off, and United Airlines—covering many of the critical security failures on 9/11.

If that weren’t enough, StrataSec was also in charge of security at Los Alamos National Labs, one of the few places in the world capable of producing the nanothermite found in the Ground Zero dust.

The odds that one company could be connected to so many key elements of 9/11 are nothing short of remarkable.