Saturday, December 3 2005   -   In the Media

Posted By Jon Gold

Thanks to www.911busters.com, we now have new footage of the Tucker Carlson/Prof. Steven E. Jones interview. This new version points out the tactics used by Tucker to discredit Prof. Jones. It also includes the footage that Tucker refused to show. The collapse of WTC7, NASA's findings regarding the heat signatures left in the foot of the buildings, and a few other surprises.

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Wednesday, November 16 2005   -   In the Media

by Janice Matthews

Tucker Carlson is either as silly as his bow tie would indicate, or he's looking for a way to expose the truth behind 9/11. Please respond to his challenge and hold him to his promise.

 

Tuesday, November 15 2005   -   In the Media

Posted by Jon Gold

Update: Tucker Carlson Says 9/11 Skeptics Should "Leave The Country": Transcript Here

Watch Tucker Carlson of MSNBC "Interview" Prof. Jones

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Read Professor Jones' Paper: "Why Indeed did the WTC Buildings Collapse?"

On Monday, 11/14/05, Professor Steven E. Jones from Brigham Young University was a guest on "The Situation With Tucker Carlson." Professor Jones recently published a paper presenting the hypothesis that pre-planted explosives, not hijacked airplanes, caused the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings on 9/11.

 

Thursday, November 10 2005   -   In the Media

Posted by Jon Gold

Video From KUTV Interview: Click Here

Mike Malloy talks about Professor Jones: Click Here

Professor Jones on Tucker Carlson: (Video download - 10mb) Click Here

Certain academicians have been quietly reviewing 9/11 evidence for some time, with very few publicly speaking or writing about their skepticism. Until now... The following articles in Utah's Deseretnews.com Morning News and KUTV.com report on Brigham Young Professor Steven E. Jones, who has written a 9,000-word article concluding that physics prove, "it's likely that there were 'pre-positioned explosives' in all three buildings at ground zero," and calling for an independent scientific investigation.

 

Friday, October 21 2005   -   In the Media

By Greg Guma
Vermont Guardian

October 21, 2005 story from Burlington, Vermont summarizes David Ray Griffin's speech to over 1,000 Vermonters, sponsored by Vermonters for a Fair Economy and Environmental Protection (VFEEP).  

Monday, October 3 2005   -   In the Media

Update & Call to Action

Oct 4: Readers of the Long Island paper were protected from last Saturday's article about skeptics of the official 9/11 story, which did not appear in most print editions ... Meanwhile, three days worth of front pages were generated by Imam Habib's doubts about Sept. 11 ... the attacks on him and hand-wringing by New York officials ... and his subsequent apologies ... While the Pentagon's intimidation of an Able Danger whistleblower is hidden in a tiny sidebar ...

"Where there is no vision, the people perish."

Can Newsday live up to its motto? Give 5 minutes to help a great American paper rediscover its journalistic priorities: Let Newsday know what you think!

 

Friday, September 30 2005   -   In the Media

911Truth.org covered in Saturday's New York Newsday

Imam was to take oath Friday morning as NY Fire Department chaplain; forced to withdraw after telling newspaper he is not sure who was really behind the September 11th events... Will FDNY require future candidates to declare faith in the official story?...

 

Friday, September 23 2005   -   In the Media

Sep 15-21: Archive of new corporate media stories on Able Danger, Curt Weldon, the Pentagon and the "Public Discourse" Project (former 9/11 Commission). The stories still have the quality of a "limited hangout," but those scrambling to preserve the official mythology of 9/11 are on a tightrope. It's become obvious that the alleged 9/11 hijackers were under close and constant surveillance by US agencies in the years prior to Sept. 11, 2001.

 

Friday, August 26 2005   -   In the Media

Aug. 28: "Anyone who types the words "9/11" and "conspiracy" into an online search engine soon learns that not everybody buys the official narrative of what took place on Sept. 11, 2001. As a professor emeritus at the Claremont School of Theology, 66-year-old David Ray Griffin would seem to have more affinity for leather elbow patches than tin hats, yet after friends and colleagues prodded him into sifting through the evidence, he experienced a conversion...."

 

Thursday, August 25 2005   -   In the Media

A second verdict has been handed down in the German case against Mounir Motassadeq, the first having been overturned after the US government refused access to witnesses among its hidden "enemy combatants." Unable to obtain evidence actually pertaining to the events of September 11, the court resorted to convicting him for associating with the members of the "Hamburg Cell," who allegedly masterminded the 9/11 events...

 

Thursday, August 25 2005   -   In the Media

The front page of a Sonoma County area paper with a circulation of 10,000 features a detailed account of July's DC Emergency Truth Convergence...