The series of articles recently about President Obama's order to 'open the gates' to greater transparency, is being posted because it helps shed light on where we've been, where we are now, and where me might get in pursuing release of information pertaining to 9/11 and its consequences. This order comes two weeks after the 9/11 Commission materials have been made available--albeit much of it redacted--to the public by the National Archive. We've spent 7.5 years trying to get information and answers... what more might become available to us now, in light of this change? Time will tell. One thing's for sure -- we have many FOIA requests to file!
A significant amount of information from the 9/11 Commission Records has been
made available today through the National Archives. The introduction, reposted below, is followed by FAQs, where to find help, what's online, and much more. In particular interest
at this point is the Memorandums
for the Record (MFR) section: "During its investigation, the commission
staff conducted over 1200 fact-finding interviews-the MFRs are summaries of
these interviews. This series is available online."
We will post information at 911truth.org as researchers comb through these records,
to keep readers informed.
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