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Speaking to The Alex Jones Show on the GCN Radio Network, Actor Charlie Sheen elaborated on why he had problems believing the government’s version of events. He agreed that the biggest conspiracy theory was put out by the government itself and prefaced his argument by quoting Theodore Roosevelt in stating, “That we are to stand by the President right or wrong is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.”
Sheen described the climate of acceptance for serious discussion about 9/11 as being far more fertile than it was a couple of years ago and his immediate skepticism regarding the official reason for the collapse of the twin towers and building 7 on the day of 9/11.

“I was up early and we were gonna do a pre-shoot on Spin City, the show I used to do, I was watching the news and the north tower was burning. I saw the south tower hit live, that famous wide shot where it disappears behind the building and then we see the tremendous fireball.”

“There was a feeling, it just didn’t look any commercial jetliner I’ve flown on any time in my life and then when the buildings came down later on that day I said to my brother ‘call me insane, but did it sorta look like those buildings came down in a controlled demolition’?”

Sheen questioned the plausibility of a fireballs traveling 1100 feet down an elevator shaft and causing damage to the lobbies of the towers as seen in video footage, especially when contrasted with eyewitness accounts of bombs and explosions in the basement levels of the buildings.
Sheen said that most people’s gut instinct, that the buildings had been deliberately imploded, was washed away by the incessant flood of the official version of events from day one.

Regarding building 7, which wasn’t hit by a plane, Sheen highlighted the use of the term “pull,” a demolition industry term for pulling the outer walls of the building towards the center in an implosion, as was used by Larry Silverstein in a September 2002 PBS documentary when he said that the decision to “pull” building 7 was made before its collapse.
The highly suspicious collapse of building 7 and the twin towers has previously been put under the spotlight by physics Professor Steven Jones and Kevin Ryan of Underwriters Laboratories, the company that certified the steel components used in the construction of the World Trade Center towers.
This technique ensures the building collapses in its own footprint and can clearly be seen during the collapse of building 7 with the classic ‘crimp’ being visible.

Sheen referenced firefighters in the buildings who were eyewitnesses to demolition style implosions and bombs. “If there’s a problem with building 7 then there’s a problem with the whole thing,” said Sheen.

Then Sheen questioned President Bush’s actions on 9/11 and his location at the Booker Elementary School in Florida. Once Andy Card had whispered to Bush that America was under attack why didn’t the secret service immediately whisk Bush away to a secret location?
He he was not only putting his own life in danger, but the lives of hundreds of schoolchildren. That is unless the government knew for sure what the targets were beforehand and that President Bush wasn’t one of them.
Sheen said, ” It seems to me that upon the revelation of that news that the secret service would grab the President as if he was on fire and remove him from that room.

Sheen also questioned how the plane basically disappeared into the Pentagon with next to no wreckage and no indication of what happened to the wing sections.

Sheen said that “September 11 wasn’t the Zapruder film, it was the Zapruder film festival,” and that the inquiry had to be, “headed, if this is possible, by some neutral investigative committee. What if we used retired political foreign nationals? What if we used experts that don’t have any ties whatsoever to this administration?”
“In the beginning of a change, the patriot is a scarce man, brave, hated, and scorned. When his cause succeeds however, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot,” Sheen said.