Matt Cardle admits he believes 9/11 attacks were ‘a US government conspiracy’

'X Factor' winner says he believes the official version of events of the terrorist attacks doesn't add up

X Factor winner Matt Cardle has admitted he believes the 9/11 attacks were part of a government conspiracy.

In an interview with The Big Issue, the singer responded to a question about whether he had become something of a revolutionary in his post X Factor career by voicing his opinion on the 9/11 attacks.

He said: “Well, there’s a lot of conspiracy. I’ve gotta be careful what I say. The whole 9/11 thing, something’s not quite right there. I think the way it was portrayed on TV and who was responsible and the way it happened was not the way it happened.”

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Then asked whether he believed the US government led by then-president George W.Bush was behind the attacks, Cardle reportedly responded by nodding vigorously.

Asked to elaborate, he said: “It’s just not what they say it is. Other conspiracies might be true and the one I believe might also be bullshit. But all I do know is what they’re saying is bullshit. From the things I’ve seen, I don’t care what anyone says. To not question it is silly.”

Cardle joins former Corrs guitarist Jim Corr in openly questioning the official explanation behind 9/11. He released his debut album ‘Letters’ on Monday (October 24).

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