Tag Archives: Toronto 9/11 Hearings

Questions about 9/11 conference end with its cancellation: Pentagon proposal has to wait

By Craig McKee An international conference on 9/11 being organized in France by a little known quantity within the 9/11 Truth movement, literature professor William Schnabel, has been cancelled for unknown reasons. The conference was scheduled for Sept. 11-13 at the University of Lorraine in the city of Nancy. Schnabel, who teaches at the university, …

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Ventura, Asner, AE film, and a legal heavyweight provide good news for 9/11 truth

By Craig McKee Is the glass somewhat empty or partly full? With the 9/11 Truth movement, it can be hard to tell at times. Sometimes the outlook can seem bleak as the mainstream media continues to freeze out all perspectives that don’t fit the official narrative while corrupt courts smother the truth before it can …

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Fear of ‘ridicule’ leads to damaging partition of 9/11 Truth movement

  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 …

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Pushing the boundaries of truth: 9/11 Vancouver Hearings embrace controversy

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 …

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‘Propaganda team’ uses contrived Pentagon fight to derail 9/11 Truth movement

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 …

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Two quit in protest after Zarembka dumped from Consensus 9/11 Panel

By Craig McKee Two members of David Ray Griffin’s Consensus 9/11 Panel have quit in protest following the dismissal of fellow member Paul Zarembka. Journalist and author Barrie Zwicker and Pilots For 9/11 Truth core member Shelton Lankford resigned from the Panel last week in solidarity with Zarembka (author of The Hidden History of 9-11) …

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Hollywood 9/11 feature to favour human drama and ‘safe’ evidence

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 …

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The fog of words: how we inadvertently reinforce the 9/11 official story

Whatever words we utter should be chosen with care for people will hear them and be influenced by them for good or ill – Buddha Words are more treacherous and powerful than we think – Jean-Paul Sartre By Craig McKee Words can be used to reveal many truths. They can also obscure the truth, even …

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The 9 biggest 9/11 stories of 2011: old fights and new directions

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 …

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Standing up for unpopular truths about 9/11 comes at a personal cost

By Craig McKee Is standing up for what you believe worth losing friends over? Sometimes those friends don’t give you a choice. Other times, you can decide to stay away from certain subjects with certain people. Recently I parted ways with two people I’ve known for more than a quarter of a century. Admittedly, we …

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