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The courageous stand Mr. Ketcham has taken in criticizing the reports issued by his former employer of 14 years is yet another sign of the rapidly increasing skepticism toward the official 9/11 narrative among scientific and technical professionals.
The time-tested method of outreach practiced at these conventions is simple: Invite, engage, and allow observers to draw their own conclusions from what they are seeing.
“Our history, as we know it, is polluted with fabrication, silence, and misinformation, starting from the true masters of the massacre and political crimes. This is because modern democracies, often masking tyrannical regimes, use the media as instruments of disinformation and distortion of people’s consciences…
“My final summation is that he was walking into the building, and before he got into the building there was a huge explosion, and of course the force of it just threw him back into the open area. That’s why he was picked up so…
“Something smells fishy about the official report.” . . . “It’s obviously a controlled demolition, so why did they lie about it?” — Comments from two architects who now support a new Building 7 investigation
From its artful cinematography to its rich underscore, Incontrovertible is an inspired and well-researched documentary that reaches its viewers on multiple levels, with layered messages.
“What could cause this range of recovered body parts from nearly complete to essentially ‘vaporized’? Perhaps it was proximity to explosives?” — Matt Campbell
“To me, 9/11 is the key. You open that door, and it’s a floodgate. You can then challenge all the other issues. Once you question the authority for the government’s illegal actions, you’re ready to reshape the country back to the way it was founded…
“We can study the trajectory of the coconut, the bullet, and the beanbag and understand that they travel in similar motions or paths, and therefore all have a similar direction of net force that caused the motion.” — Jonathan Cole
“A 7 percentage point gain . . . translates to at least 15 million American adults becoming aware of Building 7 over the past 2½ years.” — Ted Walter