Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters on 9/11, JFK, Gaza, and Why the Israel Lobby Is Trying to Destroy Him
Roger Waters reflects on the 9/11 attacks, expressing deep skepticism about the official narrative and advocating for a full judicial inquiry into the events, driven by his support for Matt Campbell, whose brother died in the Twin Towers. He argues that structural impossibilities, suppres
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