Monthly Archives: November, 2010

Explosions BEFORE plane impact: the 9/11 account of William Rodriguez

  By Craig McKee It’s something you won’t hear about in the mainstream media. A loud, devastating explosion in the sub-basement of the World Trade Center’s North Tower BEFORE the impact of an airplane that hit between the 93rd and 99th floors. That was the account of William Rodriguez, who was a 20-year employee of …

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Physics doesn’t lie: tilting south tower gives away demolition of Trade Center

Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance – Albert Einstein By Craig McKee People who believe in the official government theory of what happened on Sept. 11, 2001 must find the laws of physics to be a real pain in the neck. They must hate it when these silly laws keep showing how their …

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Critical, open-minded thinking is in short supply in 9/11 debate

The goal of education is to replace an empty mind with an open mind – Malcolm Forbes People are very open-minded about new things – as long as they’re exactly like the old ones – Charles Kettering By Craig McKee It’s all about assumptions – that immoveable foundation of ideas we won’t compromise under any …

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‘Building What?’ campaign is brilliant strategy for 9/11 Truth movement

By Craig McKee It’s an inspired move. Take a single event from 9/11 and ask for a local investigation to determine how it happened. In this case, the goal is to have officials in New York City launch an investigation into why World Trade Center Building 7 collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001. The smaller scope …

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Official 9/11 story depends on a ‘perfect storm’ of blunders

By Craig McKee It’s a very tempting notion for a lot of people. Incompetence. Confusion. Bad luck. For people who can’t bring themselves to believe that their own government would murder 3,000 people, it’s comforting instead to chalk up the attacks of 9/11 to a series of unfortunate mistakes. The Bush administration did not admit …

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Banned from Blogger: 9/11 taboos, disinformation, and hope

By Craig McKee I have to admit that when I started writing about the so-called terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 just three months ago, I was somewhat naive. I thought that everyone who doubts the official story about 9/11 would be working towards a common goal. Now, I’m not so sure. I am sure …

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Fallen light poles raise doubts about Pentagon official story

By Craig McKee It seemed that they would confirm for the world that a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001 just as the government said. But they might just have done the opposite. “They” are the five light poles that lay on the ground after allegedly being knocked over by Flight 77 …

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How Occam’s Razor can be twisted to serve “the official story”

By Craig McKee Conspiracy “debunkers” have a number of weapons at their disposal to discredit those who try to expose deceptions and cover-ups. They will often condescendingly brush aside what these people say by making fun of their ideas so they don’t have to actually refute them. If that doesn’t work, they can explain how …

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Are we hard-wired not to question 9/11 official story?

I’m not into conspiracy theories, except the ones that are true or involve dentists. – Michael Moore By Craig McKee The human brain is a fascinating thing. It controls everything we perceive. It is the vehicle through which all information passes, the filter through which all external events are processed. We can use it to …

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Evidence points to bombs inside the Pentagon on 9/11

By Craig McKee A great deal has been written about the evidence for explosives in the World Trade Center, but not enough attention has been paid to the evidence that bombs were detonated in the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. As I wrote in my Oct. 2, 2010 post, “How could Flight 77 have caused …

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