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Truth & Deception: An Interview with Kevin Ryan on 9/11

American Buddhist Net News 2/14/09 ABN: Kevin, you have been a central figure in the 9/11 truth movement. What have you learned from that experience? KR: The struggle for 9/11 truth has gone on now for over...

FBI Believed that Bombs Were Used on 9/11

GeorgeWashington's Blogspot February 10, 2009 On 9/11, the FBI believed that bombs were involved in the attacks. How do I know that? Because, according to the FBI's website: Following the massive terrorist attacks ...

Obama and 9/11

by Michael Hasty Sunday RadicalPantheist.blogspot.com Although I was as happy as most Americans that Barack Obama took the oath of office last week, rather than his Republican alternative, there is a major reason that he...

116th Peer-reviewed Paper Published in Journal of 9/11 Studies: ‘The Missing Jolt: A Simple Refutation of the NIST-Bazant Collapse Hypothesis’

by Steven Jones The 116th peer-reviewed paper was published today in the Journal of 9/11 Studies : "The Missing Jolt: A Simple Refutation of the NIST-Bazant Collapse Hypothesis" by Prof. Graeme MacQueen and...

WTC7: NIST Finally Admits Freefall (3-part video)

Dec 15, 2008by David ChandlerArchitects & Engineers for 911 Truth In its draft report, released in August 2008, NIST attempted to cover up evidence that WTC7 fell at freefall, but the coverup was transparent. In...

Hey, President Obama … Appoint Scientist to Head Up NIST–Go Vote

Just in from Donna Marsh-O'Connor, who posted a policy idea to Change.org (not Obama's site) and received an update today (below). Change.org's owners weren't willing to forward our demand for a new 9/11 investigation to President Obama with their list of "most-wanted policies," but what a difference it would make it we actually had a scientist at the helm of the National Institute of Standards and Technology! Go vote, please, and submit it (or vote for it) to Digg and the other social networking sites you belong to, using the links at the end of this article.

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