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- Written by: Paul Kenyon
What follows will be the facts about my analysis of the collapse of one of the two tall World Trade Center (WTC) towers, WTC1, the North Tower, the one which was struck by an aircraft nearest the top of the building. It’s the one easiest to analyze with my technique. In a way, I am trying to convince you that the physics doesn’t support the official explanation presented by NIST, the National Institute of Science and Technology,
I am asking journalists what entity in the United States has the power to muzzle and control the main stream media. This, in fact, is my primary accusation...that this happens and has happened in the instance of the events of 9/11. Someone or something has the ability to control the entirety of the main stream media in the US today.
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- Written by: Boston 9/11 Truth Staff
This is a study of the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (WTC 7) — a 47-story building that suffered a total collapse at 5:20 PM on September 11, 2001, following the horrible events of that morning. The objective of the study was threefold: (1) Examine the structural response of WTC 7
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- Written by: Boston 9/11 Truth Staff
As we approach the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 false flag, Leonard writes in to ask about the insurers who paid Silverstein and his cohorts over four and a half billion dollars as a result of those attacks. Why did the insurers never investigate the possibility of controlled demolition? Why did they pay out billions of dollars without calling the official 9/11 narrative into question? James investigates.
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- Written by: Craig McKee
A recently discovered eyewitness account of an “incredibly loud explosion” during the destruction of World Trade Center Building 7 on September 11, 2001, has put the National Institute of Standards and Technology in a very uncomfortable position. NIST claimed in its 2008 report on Building 7 that there were “no witness reports” of an explosion when the 47-story skyscraper fell symmetrically into its own footprint. The account of correspondent Gigi Stone Woods, who was reporting that day for local cable news channel NY1, categorically contradicts NIST’s claim.
