Sander Hicks discussed revisiting the suspicious death of Dr. David Graham and what it reveals about intelligence protection surrounding the 19 alleged hijackers.
Nineteen years after confronting the FBI, he is now developing a documentary project with Hollywood collaborators to reopen this story.
He will examine Building 7, the Israeli connection, and how even former skeptics are reconsidering core 9/11 evidence.
He will also explain why he stepped away from the 9/11 Truth movement for nine years — and why he is returning now.
On September 6, he is convening a Quaker-anchored event linking nonviolence and opposition to “pretense for wars” with exposing the pretense of 9/11.
For Hicks, the deeper goal is not only investigation — but advancing peace, nonviolence, and moral clarity in public life.
Sander Bio:
Sander Hicks is a New York–based author, publisher, and political organizer best known for his early investigative work on the 9/11 Commission Report. He has written two books critically examining the official narrative and has been a longtime voice in the 9/11 Truth movement. Hicks is also the host of the Monks and Punks podcast and an organizer of public forums exploring nonviolence, peace, and historical accountability. Drawing from Quaker traditions and a background in independent media, his work connects truth-seeking with moral courage and resistance to unjust war.