Seeing Through the Miracles of 9/11
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.
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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
In March 2007, AE911Truth received the electrical drawings for Tower A, which have been imported from our archive site. We want to ensure other researches have access to these drawings.
“Thankfully, you came out with your campaign on Building 7. I’ve been saying, I don’t know how anybody can see that and afterwards still believe what they tell us!”
AE911Truth realizes what a powerful tool it has in social media.
“I’m an optimist. I like to believe that someone didn’t put a bunch of explosives somewhere in the building and it fell down. But can I say know that with 100 percent certainty? I can’t.” — A visitor to the AE911Truth booth at the Structural…
“You’ll see for yourself a transformation of awareness in the students. They will quickly get it. And when they do, their professors — at least those who stubbornly cling to the official story — may be in trouble.” — Richard Gage