The media may have gotten their way when they succeeded in pressuring HBO and Spike Lee to remove the half-hour section of NYC Epicenters in which the acclaimed filmmaker questioned how the Twin Towers and Building 7 fell. But they didn’t manage to completely censor the truth out of Lee’s four-part, now seven-and-a-half-hour docuseries.
Today, AE911Truth’s new film The Unspeakable, directed by Dylan Avery, opens at the Village East in New York City. The film will run until Thursday, September 23, screening a total of 34 times.
Since submitting their application last month for a new inquest into the death of their son on September 11, 2001, the family of Geoff Campbell has been getting their message out through the British media.
9/11 family members Bob McIlvaine, Drew DePalma, and Michele Little and architect Bill Brinnier joined Andy Steele for a Q&A following the online preview of Dylan Avery and AE911Truth's new film The Unspeakable on the eve of the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
Even the respected and dauntless filmmaker Spike Lee could not overcome the awesome wrath of the mainstream media that comes down upon any person of influence who dares challenge the official story of 9/11.