Monthly Archives: October, 2011

Griffin challenged for ‘weak logic’, ignoring evidence on alleged 9/11 calls

By Craig McKee David Ray Griffin’s newest book is receiving criticism not so much from believers in the government’s official story as from his usual supporters within the 9/11 Truth movement. In a new essay, Paul Zarembka – an economics professor, 9/11 researcher, and editor of The Hidden History of 9-11 – offers a critique …

Read more »

CIT would likely have said no to ‘fixed’ Toronto 9/11 hearings: Ranke

By Craig McKee Citizen Investigation Team would almost certainly not have participated in the Toronto 9/11 hearings last month even if invited, CIT’s Craig Ranke said in an interview. “We knew they weren’t going to give us a fair hearing, even in the unlikely event that some of our evidence was addressed,” Ranke says. “If …

Read more »

Conflict, consensus and a decade of 9/11 truth: an interview with David Ray Griffin

I met David Ray Griffin at the recent Toronto 9/11 Hearings, and heard his presentation on the anomalies of flights 77 and 93. In his talk, Griffin introduced us to his new “consensus approach” to exposing the official lies of 9/11. I did a brief interview with Griffin following his presentation, but we agreed to …

Read more »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 184 other followers