Scottish Fireman Resigns in Wake of Anti-9/11 Truth Pressure
“Are you an expendable firefighter? At the moment, it would appear so.” — Brian Maxwell
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“Are you an expendable firefighter? At the moment, it would appear so.” — Brian Maxwell
“This open letter is being sent to you to request that you correct your four papers on the collapse of the WTC Towers, which were published by the Journal of Engineering Mechanics.” — Tony Szamboti
Noting the many shortcomings in Bažant’s analysis, which have been studied and criticized extensively since 2001, Korol and his colleagues set out to apply a much more rigorous methodology for analyzing WTC 7, which, according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), collapsed…
“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.
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.
For those in the 9/11 Truth Movement who need the specific points of support for their WTC debates, AE911Truth has come up with a powerful tool — the individualized chapters of Experts Speak Out — now available on YouTube.
“We realized that if the people who govern this national association of architects didn’t even know the official explanation for the total collapse of a 47-story skyscraper, then there was truly a lot of misinformation out there — and it had to be corrected. So,…
“Now they can no longer claim ignorance of the evidence or turn a blind eye to the crime of the century, which is a cover-up of the fact that these buildings were brought down in controlled demolitions that day.” — Andrew Steele
Popular Mechanics’ myth about the notorious gouge would remain debunked even if NIST had decided that the “dark band” represented a gouge.