Q: Where did we go after the Las Vegas Engineers Convention? . . .
“That’s the hardest part of the work for us — getting people to open their mind and to accept another reality.” — Rick Trevino
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“That’s the hardest part of the work for us — getting people to open their mind and to accept another reality.” — Rick Trevino
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Dan Barnum, FAIA, who has 51 years of experience designing Houston-area structures, including several high-rises, became a member of AE911Truth the first day he heard about its existence.
Fair-goers already knowledgeable about 9/11 Truth would stop by with friends and family, point to the displays, and explain the information to the others in their group.
Chris Mohr, the lone believer in the official narrative, was in the crowd. He has spent considerable time debating AE911Truth at various venues, including this venue.
“I was trying to appeal to the emotional side of these people, to their integrity, to the things that have brought them to the profession of architecture.” — Richard Wallace
“This is the environment for expressing the technical aspects of 9/11 — the place to invite all sides and to discuss all sides. That’s part of our education.” — Professor Jay Kappraff
The Truth Truck is “a handsome and compelling reminder of what many in society unconsciously suspect but do not dwell upon or act upon — namely, that there are shadowy forces behind our democratic process that maneuver foreign and military policy, in particular, for reasons…
“If you start evoking their high school physics, they just tune out. But if you can say, look, this was a cop who was on the scene, and he says there was an explosion that was so strong it picked him up and threw him…
“If a conference such as SEFI 2015 cannot address the ethical lapses of the engineering peer review process, what venues are available to demand that engineers adhere to the ideals embodied in their various codes of ethics?” — Wayne Coste and Michael Smith