Agent-Zero-Nine was not one to forget. She had a keen mind that remembered even the events from more than half a millennium ago. One such event was the tragedy of September 11, 2001. An event shrouded in mystery, deception, and controversy. A specter from a past civilization that had faded away but left scars that still ran deep.
She had delved into the research of Dr. Judy Wood, one of the most controversial and feared figures from that time. Wood's work indicated that the collapse of the Twin Towers was not due to planes but a result of advanced weaponry, specifically directed energy weapons, possibly involving space mirrors and terrestrial gamma-ray weapons.
Amidst the chaos, trillions of dollars had disappeared, vanishing into thin air just like the towers. Some claimed it had been stored in the same government building that was struck by another plane that day. A mystery wrapped in an enigma, the lost trillions remained an unsolved riddle, buried under the rubble of deceit and time.
The echoes of this catastrophe lay dormant in history until around 2700, but Agent-Zero-Nine was not one to let sleeping ghosts lie. Leveraging the widespread blockchain technology of New Mombasa's economy, she planted an anti-lie mine-shock. She was about to shake the foundations of their reality.
With a virtual push, she published the mine-shock. The blockchain didn't exploded with but her revelations, painting a chilling picture of a tragic day that had been manipulated and weaponized were enough to keep her energies positives. But this wasn't just about exposing the truth; it was also about revealing the puppeteers that lurked in the shadows, the Matrix Miners, and their need to maintain societal control.
The zero in her name was more than a number. It symbolized her defiance, her rebellion against the false narratives, her commitment to uncover the truth. She was a renegade, very probably, a soldier fighting against the illusions crafted by the Matrix Miners. And as the truth of September 11 unfolded, she braced herself for the inevitable storm.
With this revelation, Agent-Zero-Nine was no longer just a rebel. She was a beacon of truth in a world drowning in deceit.
The claim about the missing $2.3 trillion in the U.S. budget originates from a statement made by Donald Rumsfeld, the Secretary of Defense under President George W. Bush, on September 10, 2001. The day before the 9/11 attacks, Rumsfeld announced that the Department of Defense couldn't account for $2.3 trillion in transactions. #FactCheck
However, it's important to clarify what this figure represented. It wasn't that $2.3 trillion in cash was missing from the Department of Defense. Instead, this number represented accounting entries that couldn't be traced, documented, or explained at the time. The issue was more about the Pentagon's archaic and disorganized financial management systems, which made it difficult to track how money was spent, rather than money actually disappearing or being stolen. #FactCheck
Rumsfeld himself stated that the $2.3 trillion figure did not mean that this amount of money was lost, but that it simply wasn't accounted for properly. He used this announcement as a call for financial reform within the Department of Defense. However, due to the 9/11 attacks happening the following day, the issue was largely overshadowed and is often misremembered or misrepresented today. #FactCheck
