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We at AE911Truth are happy to announce that we are expanding our online presence, joining millions who are moving to fresh, censorship- free platforms on the internet. This allows us to move beyond reliance on traditional legacy platforms that are being censored more heavily all the time.
The suppression of alternative voices on the internet, including those who challenge the official story of
9/11, is relentless. And it’s getting worse.
The censorship of non-mainstream viewpoints includes content created by Architects & Engineers for
9/11 Truth. This practice, by online giants like Google, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, has been going
on for a long time but has been reaching a fever pitch over the past two or three years.
Over the first two days of the Justice Rising conference, we learned about where the 9/11 Truth Movement has been, what it is doing now, and where it is heading. On the third and final day, we heard about how 9/11 and related events fit into the “big picture.”
The second day of Justice Rising brought the 9/11 Truth Movement back to its roots in a powerful way.
The first day of the “Justice Rising: 9/11 in 2020” conference, dubbed “Justice Friday,” was marked by fascinating information and encouraging signs for the 9/11 Truth Movement.
AE911Truth’s Ted Walter and 9/11 family member Matt Campbell join host Andy Steele to discuss the appeal that AE911Truth and ten 9/11 family members filed earlier this week with the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Families of victims killed in the September 11th attacks and the nonprofit organization Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth filed an administrative appeal late yesterday condemning the decision of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to deny the group’s “request for correction” regarding NIST’s 2008 report on the controversial collapse of World Trade Center Building 7.
On this anniversary edition of 9/11 Free Fall, Drew DePalma and Michele Caviasco — the son and sister, respectively, of Jean DePalma, who died in the World Trade Center — share their memories of Jean with host Andy Steele and reflect on the impact that 9/11 has had on their family and on the lives of so many others around the world.
The family of Geoffrey Thomas Campbell today announced that they will submit their petition for a new inquest later this fall.