Today I Learned

Just look at some of the large scale operations we have come to learn about (be they leaked or later declassified), MK Ultra, MK Naomi, Operation Paperclip, Project PRISM, now they're doing UFO disclosure so apparently that's been real in some capacity and been covered up since like 1947, that recent Mossad deal with the pagers,

Those examples are a bit different in scale. Mk ultra only involved a couple hundred researches/agents. It also didn't kill thousands of people and was first brought to public light in 1974, just a couple years after the program ended.

Project Mk Naomi involved significantly less people and was made aware to the public in 1975, 5 years after it was shut down.

Operation paperclip didn't kill people and started leaking to the public within a year.

The Prism program didn't kill people, began in 2008 and was famously leaked by Snowden in 2013.

As far as Ufo disclosure, I'm not really sure if that really fits into the scheme of large conspiracy. The leaks have mainly been utilized as a political tool to divert eyes from the administration, and have largely been uneventful.

The mossad pager bombs did kill dozens of people and injured thousands and we found out about who did it and how almost immediately. So I'm not sure if that aid your overarching argument.

Well we know about those now" yeah and we didn't for years before we did, it's more likely than not that "now" is the "before we knew" years for something large and conspiratorially organized (not necessarily 9/11). To say otherwise is to assume we know everything the various agencies (CIA, FBI, Mossad) are doing, which is patently ridiculous to assume.

The information surrounding all these examples were all illuminated within a couple years of the events. They may have not resonated with the general public, but they also were much smaller in scale and less destructive to the general public than 9/11.

I don't think we know everything about the alphabet orgs in the government, but they really aren't very good about keeping large and impactful programs from the public. In general the larger a secret is the harder it is to keep people quiet. I mean hypothetically, how much money would it take to insure you didn't go to the public about your involvement with something as horrible as 9/11? What's the likelihood that a bunch of blue collar workers are going to agree to demolish a building with people inside it?

Furthermore I think it'd take less people "in the know" than you may think. Those agencies (namely CIA) work because of compartmentalization, the agent knows his part and any info needed to make that happen, and that's it. The next agent in the chain knows his part and nothing more, and so on.

That's not how something like a planned demolition works.... A large building usually has about 150 people working together in constant communication. It takes engineers, construction workers, explosive experts, and enough hands to lay down miles of cable. That's just for something the size of a hotel, the towers or even wt7 would take hundreds of people working for weeks, and that's just the deomol5 aspect. You would also have hundreds of agents working to coordinate planes, schedules, and running interference inside the buildings. It's just not feasible.

Plus, I think even the most slow witted agent would put the pieces together after the event occured.

Also "we'll fucking kill you and frame you for CP and destroy your entire family" will do wonders for a motherfucker's will to speak up, and I don't think a little murder here or there "in the interest of national security" has ever stopped the CIA before. I don't think they're stopping at "but you signed an NDA" for something as big as like Operation Northwoods.

There's a reason they operate in compartmentalized cells, and it's because secrets are famously hard to keep, even with the threat of violence. Something like 9/11 is just too large to operate successfully in the compartmentalization necessary to keep it hidden.

There's a reason Northwood never happened, it would have impossible to keep secret

These agencies are made of people, people run their mouths. The simple fact is there hasn't been a single credible person to come forward in the last 25 years that has stated they were part of a conspiracy surrounding 9/11. That level of secrecy is just not feasible, and is a lot less possible than the actual explanation.