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Johnson Doubles Down on 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
- Senator Ron Johnson publicly suggested without evidence that Building 7 was deliberately imploded hours after the 9/11 attacks in New York City.
- Johnson's statements come amid ongoing debates sparked by the official report attributing the collapse to fire-induced structural failure and criticisms of government transparency.
- Nearly 80,000 responders and survivors suffer from 9/11-related illnesses, including various cancers and respiratory diseases, worsened by delayed protective measures and inadequate air quality assessments.
- The World Trade Center Health Program offers free treatments and monitoring but faces funding challenges, while conspiracy theorists increasingly use AI chatbots to reinforce unproven narratives.
- Johnson’s claims have prompted calls for more congressional hearings, emphasizing the need for continued medical support and legal actions to address the lasting health consequences of 9/11.
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Johnson doubles down on 9/11 conspiracy theories
MADISON — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has again waded into long-debunked conspiracy theories, suggesting without evidence that someone, presumably with the government, imploded one of the buildings destroyed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks hours after the Twin Towers…
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