Wilkerson alleges Saudi complicity in September 11 attacks
Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson has alleged that senior Saudi figures were complicit in the September 11 attacks and that successive United States administrations concealed relevant evidence.
Wilkerson, a retired US Army colonel and former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell, made the claims during a recent interview concerning US foreign policy and the Middle East.
Families pursue Saudi Arabia through the courts
Relatives of people killed in the attacks have spent approximately 25 years pursuing legal action against Saudi Arabia.
According to Wilkerson, the release of previously classified material—and testimony from FBI agents, Justice Department lawyers and other officials—may now allow the case to enter its final legal stage.
He described the families, particularly the women featured in a recent documentary, as resolute despite what he characterised as efforts by the US Government to obstruct their case.
Wilkerson believes that a favourable ruling would be historic.
Allegations concerning Prince Bandar
Wilkerson specifically alleged that Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the Saudi ambassador to the United States at the time of the attacks, acted as a conduit for money reaching at least two of the hijackers in California.
He also recalled that Saudi nationals, including Prince Bandar, were permitted to leave the United States shortly after the attacks, when most civilian aviation remained grounded.
Wilkerson concluded unequivocally:
«“The Saudis were complicit. They were complicit. There is no doubt in my mind.”»
“Lawrence Wilkerson: Saudi Arabia & Israel Could Disappear Soon” This is an interview between Glenn Diesen and Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, the retired US Army colonel and former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell. The published episode is about 53 minutes long and is dated 15 September 2026.
Changing public attitudes
During the preceding discussion, the interviewer argued that Israel had lost considerable public support because people continued to witness Palestinians being killed.
The interviewer said that the public was now better informed about the Middle East and the effects of US foreign policy. Hasan Piker, the interviewer observed, had faced sustained criticism for arguing that the US Government had caused widespread destruction internationally.
The interviewer also contended that many mainstream-media commentators understood this history but could not acknowledge it publicly without jeopardising their positions and privileges.
The discussion concluded by noting the lack of accountability for Saudi Arabia over the murder of Saudi journalist and US resident Jamal Khashoggi.
A note on the claims
Like many other people, I had always thought that conspiracy theorists were crackpots.
However, as high level, bare-faced, lying became the rage amongst our masters and their accomplices, I have come to the conclusion that “who benefits?” is becoming the only remaining viable basis to undertake personal assessments of world events. The result will birth conspiracy theories which prove false but some will be true.
After all, the QAnon conspiracy theory about a Satanist, cannibalistic, paedophile cabal ruling the world has proven to have some true elements. Geoffrey Epstein seemed to use paedophilia to enable him to access relationships in the highest levels of world power. I have not seen any evidence of cannibalism, or ritualistic Satanism but ai think you can safely say that the depths of depravity required to run the U.S. war machine to visit hell on those who do not bend to the will of the masters of the empire merits the description Satanist.
Saudi Arabia is just the tip of the iceberg. There are well researched studies that confirm that since1945 the US government itself has been directly complicit in the deaths of 20 million people via wars, coups, invasions, terrorist attacks, etc… and that was well before the trump ‘error’. As Henry Kissinger once stated “It may be dangerous to be an enemy of the US but it’s fatal to be a friend” – Australians will increasingly be part of the carnage left by Amerikkkan actions abroad and here at home thanks to all the major political parties except the Greens.