archaeology

9/11 Truth Remains Elusive
9/11 TRUTH REMAINS ELUSIVE by Dave Granlund, politicalcartoons.com
The cartoon by Dave Granlund depicts a team of archaeologists carefully excavating massive stone structures shaped like the numerals 9 and 11. Workers use magnifying glasses, brushes and shovels to examine inscriptions on the surfaces. A speech bubble from one figure asks whether the whole truth will ever be uncovered. The image responds to persistent questions about the September 11 attacks and the completeness of official accounts. It frames the topic as an ongoing historical dig rather than a settled event. The publication date of September 7 2026 places the work near the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
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2
2016
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2015
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