Truth Movement

The truth movement is a broad, decentralized group of people and organizations that question the official accounts of several significant historical events, particularly the September 11 attacks (9/11), the moon landing, and other geopolitical events. The movement is often associated with conspiracy theories, as it challenges mainstream narratives and promotes alternative explanations. In Hebrew, the term can be translated as תנועת האמת (Tnu'at HaEmet). In Spanish, it is known as el movimiento de la verdad, and in French, it is referred to as le mouvement de la vérité. The truth movement is characterized by its use of the internet and social media to disseminate information, organize events, and build communities. Key figures and organizations within the movement often cite government secrecy, mainstream media complicity, and historical revisionism as reasons for their skepticism. The movement has been both praised for encouraging critical thinking and criticized for promoting misinformation and conspiracy theories.