Help Raise $9,000 by Friday to Air “Seven” to Three Million PBS Viewers
The PBS distribution route alone ensures that Seven will reach millions of Americans at a time when so many are at home due to COVID-19, looking for informative films to watch.
The PBS distribution route alone ensures that Seven will reach millions of Americans at a time when so many are at home due to COVID-19, looking for informative films to watch.
A story by the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Mike Sielski.
On this week’s episode of 9/11 Free Fall, attorney Mick Harrison and AE911Truth Director of Strategy Ted Walter join host Andy Steele for an in-depth discussion of the request for correction submitted to NIST earlier this week regarding the agency’s 2008 report on the destruction of World Trade Center Building 7.
Share it widely, and get ready for the film, because it’s coming soon!
With the release of the Hulsey Report last month and yesterday’s submission of our Request for Correction to NIST, it is now imperative that we get this information in front of every member of Congress.
9/11 family members joined building experts earlier today in submitting a “request for correction” to the National Institute of Standards and Technology regarding its 2008 report on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7.
On this week’s episode of 9/11 Free Fall, former NIST employee Peter Michael Ketcham joins host Andy Steele to share his thoughts on the University of Alaska Fairbanks final report on World Trade Center Building 7.
Dr. Leroy Hulsey of the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Roland Angle of AE911Truth join host Andy Steele to discuss the release of the final report on World Trade Center Building 7 and the importance of everyone helping in their own way to share it.
Earlier today, AE911Truth founder Richard Gage and civil engineer Roland Angle held a live virtual presentation to mark the release of the University of Alaska Fairbanks final report on World Trade Center Building 7 and to outline its findings.
La distruzione del World Trade Center Building 7 di 47 piani a New York nel tardo pomeriggio dell’11 settembre 2001, non fu il risultato di incendi, secondo la relazione finale tanto attesa pubblicata oggi dai ricercatori dell’Università dell’Alaska Fairbanks.