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| Description | A multi million dollar fund for victims and family members affected by 9/11. As a condition of taking the money, they gave up the right to take legal action about it. |
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This has been widely interpreted as a way to try to stifle legal action regarding the 9-11 false flag.[1]
Official narrative
97% of the victims' families accepted money from this fund, and as a result agreed never to file suit regarding the events of 9-11.
US Attorney General John Ashcroft appointed Kenneth Feinberg as special master of the fund, to develop the regulations governing the administration of the fund and administer all aspects of the program.
