Dear Chief,
I wanted to bring to your attention the call for a Presidential Task Force on 9/11 brought forth by a former Fire Chief and Former Congress member, Curt Weldon. 343 firefighters died in NYC on 9/11/2001. And more continue to suffer and die due to illness caused by exposure to toxins on 9/11. The initiative is signed by 10 Firefighters (current and former).
https://911warroom.com/trump/files/Weldon_Presidential_Commission_2025_v12a.pdf
We, the undersigned, are reaching out to you regarding a firefighter-driven initiative that is being presented to the current White House administration by former Congressman and ex-Vice Chair of the Armed Services and Homeland Security Committees, Curt Weldon. As a retired Fire Chief, he was – and still is – a staunch advocate for all first responders.
His initiative consists of 8 Task Forces:
- Presidential Task Force on Firefighter Health, Safety, and Welfare
- Presidential Task Force on Youth Firefighter Recruitment (K-12 Program)
- Presidential Task Force on Firefighter Benefits (Responder Lifeline Program)
- Presidential Task Force on Fire Service Technology
- Presidential Task Force on Natural Disasters & Wildfire Response
- Presidential Task Force on a National Firefighter & EMS Memorial & Communications Hub
- Presidential Task Force on a National Firefighter & EMS Training & Simulation Center
- Presidential Task Force on a New 9/11 Investigation
While the first seven are important in their own right, the one we wish to bring to your attention is #8, which calls for a Presidential Commission to re-examine the destruction of the three World Trade Center Skyscrapers on September 11, 2001.
Citing the scientific evidence that has come to light over the years, such as the symmetrical, near-freefall collapse of WTC 7 (which was never hit by a plane) in just under 7 seconds, the evidence of nanothermite discovered in all the WTC dust samples, the eyewitness accounts of visible and audible explosions by 156 firefighters, in addition to his discovery of the military operation called Able Danger, Weldon is pushing for a reinvestigation of unanswered questions regarding the 9/11 attacks. Its goal is to uncover what was omitted from the original 9/11 Commission Report, ensuring truth, accountability and transparency in honor of the 343 firefighters and all those who perished that day.
Congress just recently established a House Oversight Committee to release the files pertaining to 9/11 as well as the murders of JFK, RFK and MLK Jr., among others, but that is a different and separate matter. Curt Weldon is asking President Trump for an independent Presidential Commission on 9/11, free of bureaucrats and politicians to reinvestigate what really happened at the World Trade Center that day.
As you can see from the signatures below, this initiative is already being supported by high-ranking firefighters. If you would consider adding your name, or firehouse, please do so by emailing Capt. Emeritus Raul Angulo at captainangulo@gmail.com. We would also appreciate you sharing this information with others.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
Curt Weldon, Former Congressman, Firefighter, and Senior Advisor
Captain Raul Angulo, Seattle Fire Department, Ret’d
Author of Engine Company Fireground Operations, 4th Edition by Jones and Bartlett Learning
Richard Rotanz, Ph.D.
1st Deputy Commissioner, Office of Emergency Management (OEM) of Nassau County, NY (During the September 11, 2001 attacks)
Captain, FDNY (Ret’d) Special division assignments: Safety Command, Special Operations Command
Glenn P. Corbett, Associate Professor, John J. College (N.Y.)
Author of Brannigan’s Building Construction for the Fire Service, 6th Edition (NFPA and Jones and Bartlett Learning)
Chief Christopher Gioia, Ret’d
Franklin Square and Munson Fire District, New York
Paul Kayley, Firefighter, North Yorkshire Fire Service (UK), Ret’d
Film-maker & Producer of the WTC 7 documentary Calling Out Bravo-7
Firefighters for 9/11 Truth
Erik Lawyer, Firefighter, Seattle Fire Department, Ret’d
Firefighters for 9/11 Truth
Protecting All Protectors Alliance
Captain Tony Robbins, North Kansas City Fire Dept., Ret’d
Licensed Fire Investigator
Commercial Airline Pilot
Captain Richard Patterson, FDNY, Ret’d
Lieutenant John Keenan, FDNY, Ret’d