Tag Archives: Richard Gage
Fear of ‘ridicule’ leads to damaging partition of 9/11 Truth movement
Craig McKee ♦ July 29, 2012 ♦ 279 Comments
By Craig McKee The 9/11 Truth movement is fighting a war – but it’s only wounding itself. Self-appointed “credibility cops” have made it their mission to act as antibodies in the Truth movement’s immune system, seeking out and destroying harmful ideas, individuals, and alliances they think threaten the survival of the host. The idea …
More absurd arguments on the Pentagon: ‘propaganda team’ sets its sights on Griffin
Craig McKee ♦ July 16, 2012 ♦ 365 Comments
By Craig McKee The co-ordinated group that wants the Pentagon out of the 9/11 truth discussion has won some key victories to be sure. But there’s one battle they haven’t won, and it really bugs them. The group I described in my recent post, ‘Propaganda team’ uses contrived Pentagon fight to derail 9/11 Truth movement (Kevin …
Pushing the boundaries of truth: 9/11 Vancouver Hearings embrace controversy
Craig McKee ♦ June 14, 2012 ♦ 315 Comments
By Craig McKee In Toronto, we saw the conservative approach to examining 9/11 evidence. In Vancouver we’re going to see something quite different. In stark contrast to last September’s Toronto Hearings into the Events of September 11, 2001, the 9/11 Vancouver Hearings will pursue the truth wherever that leads, according to co-organizer Joshua Blakeney. The …
‘Propaganda team’ uses contrived Pentagon fight to derail 9/11 Truth movement
Craig McKee ♦ May 21, 2012 ♦ 217 Comments
By Craig McKee It has been a very good year for the small but relentless group that wants evidence of a faked plane crash at the Pentagon on 9/11 taken off the table. The group has scored a series of victories in recent months that have hurt the Truth movement and created a “lowest-common-denominator” approach …
Gage concedes his entry into 9/11 Pentagon ‘quagmire’ has been divisive
Craig McKee ♦ April 15, 2012 ♦ 876 Comments
By Craig McKee Richard Gage admits that his pronouncements on the Pentagon research of Citizen Investigation Team have done more harm than good. Since he first waded into the debate two-and-a-half years ago, the founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth has taken plenty of heat from people on all sides of the question …
Hollywood 9/11 feature to favour human drama and ‘safe’ evidence
Craig McKee ♦ March 21, 2012 ♦ 241 Comments
By Craig McKee Can you make an “uplifting” Hollywood movie about 9/11? Should you try? If your goal is to encourage people to question the official story, should you focus on the human cost of this horrific event with an eye to making the film a successful piece of dramatic entertainment? What evidence should be …
The 9 biggest 9/11 stories of 2011: old fights and new directions
Craig McKee ♦ December 29, 2011 ♦ 43 Comments
By Craig McKee Paul Simon stepped to the microphone at Ground Zero and something amazing happened. The legendary singer/songwriter had been asked to sing the non-threatening Bridge Over Troubled Waters at the ceremony for 9/11’s 10th anniversary ceremonies in New York, but he didn’t. Instead, he launched into a haunting version of another classic that …
Truth and consensus: jury still out on Griffin’s new 9/11 expert panel
Craig McKee ♦ November 21, 2011 ♦ 33 Comments
By Craig McKee Maybe we should start calling it the 9/11 Consensus Movement. Recent developments in the struggle to widely expose the truth about the fake “terrorist attacks” of Sept. 11, 2001 have focused on apparent efforts to overcome divisions between different factions in the movement. Ironically, these attempts at consensus have themselves been highly …
Teach kids conspiracy theories are ‘bad for society’: an interview with Jonathan Kay
Craig McKee ♦ November 2, 2011 ♦ 20 Comments
By Craig McKee It’s a challenge to interview someone you’d rather be debating. That was the case when I interviewed Canadian writer and journalist Jonathan Kay this week. Kay, an editor with the National Post, is the author of Among the Truthers, which attempts to examine and explain the world of conspiracy theorists. Why do …
CIT would likely have said no to ‘fixed’ Toronto 9/11 hearings: Ranke
Craig McKee ♦ October 10, 2011 ♦ 50 Comments
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 …