Original sentence: In his book Crossing the Rubicon he names Vice President Dick Cheney as the prime suspect in 9/11 and alleges that not only was Cheney a planner in the attacks, but that on the day of the attacks he was actually running a completely separate command, control and communications system which was superceding any orders being issued by the FAA, The Pentagon, or the White House Situation Room.Ruppert has assembled a large body of alleged evidince and an extensive timeline that, he claims, demonstrates the Bush Administration's advance knowledge of the September 11th terrorist attacks.The 9/11 conspiracy theorists have built on the Peak Oil idea, stating that 9/11 is seen as an enabling event, similar to other false flag operations, and one which would provide the justification for a sequential war to control the world's remaining oil reserves
Edited sentence: From this perspective, 9/11 is seen as an enabling event, similar to other false flag operations, and one which would provide the justification for a sequential war to control the world's remaining oil reserves.In his controversial book Crossing the Rubicon he names Vice President Dick Cheney as the prime suspect in 9/11 and, with copious footnotes, alleges that not only was Cheney a planner in the attacks, but that on the day of the attacks he was actually running a completely separate command, control and communications system which was superceding any orders being issued by the FAA, The Pentagon, or the White House Situation Room.Ruppert has assembled a large body of claims and an extensive timeline that, he claims, demonstrates the Bush Administration's advance knowledge of the September 11th terrorist attacks