When we think of Mohamed Atta, we picture the cold-eyed ringleader of the 9/11 hijackers, a man who steered American Airlines Flight 11 into the North Tower of the World Trade Center at 8:46 a.m. on that catastrophic Tuesday in 2001. But Parallax 9/11: The Silent Assassin suggests something even more unsettling. According to the … Read more
When it comes to history, the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks have been one of the most devastating events. The collapse of the Twin Towers by Mohamed Atta and his al-Qaeda cohorts reshaped global politics and security. Yet, what if the story of Atta’s activities in the United States began earlier than the official record … Read more
The official record tells us that Mohamed Atta, the infamous 9/11 hijacker and the master planner behind the 9/11 tragedy, entered the United States in June 2000. What if, however, we tell you that the truth is different? Parallax 9/11 challenges that narrative with compelling, unsettling detail. According to the book, Atta was in Florida … Read more
Author and retired injury lawyer R. Taylor Hopkinson is here to enlighten the readers with the release of “Parallax 9/11: Part One – The Silent Assassin.” It is a gripping book – a documentary, and a drama that re-examines one of the most devastating terrorist attacks in modern history. By shedding light on a forgotten … Read more
The September 11, 2001, attacks left a void in the New York City skyline and in the hearts of millions around the world. The destruction of the Twin Towers was not just an architectural loss but a symbol of national tragedy. However, from the ashes of Ground Zero, a new beacon of resilience and hope … Read more
The September 11, 2001, attacks not only changed global security policies but also had a profound impact on social relations, particularly toward Muslim communities. In the wake of the tragedy, Islamophobia surged across the United States and beyond, leading to discrimination, violence, and racial profiling. Parallax 9/11 by R. Taylor Hopkinson explores how 9/11 shaped … Read more
The September 11, 2001, attacks not only changed global security but also redefined the balance between privacy and government surveillance. In the name of national security, governments -especially in the United States – expanded their powers to monitor citizens, often at the cost of civil liberties. Parallax 9/11 by R. Taylor Hopkinson explores these far-reaching … Read more
The September 11, 2001, attacks were among the most devastating and widely reported events in modern history. Yet, despite the extensive investigations and official reports, countless conspiracy theories continue to circulate. Some claim the U.S. government was involved, while others argue that the Twin Towers were brought down by controlled demolition. Parallax 9/11 by R. … Read more
When people think of 9/11, their minds immediately go to New York City and Washington, D.C. However, one of the most crucial locations in the planning of the attacks was Florida. The Sunshine State served as a hidden hub where key operatives, including Mohamed Atta, trained, lived, and prepared for their deadly mission. Parallax 9/11 … Read more
The events of September 11, 2001, represented a turning point in contemporary history. In addition to destroying lives and communities, this terrible incident had a long-lasting effect on world politics, security, and cultural narratives. Looking back more than 20 years later, we can still feel the impact of 9/11 on many different facets of our … Read more