9/11; Response to a Financial Times Report regarding 9/11: "fails to deal with the evidence"
By Elizabeth Woodworth
Global Research, June 11, 2008
An Evidence-Based Response to Peter Barber regarding his article, "The Truth is Out There", Financial Times, June 7, 2008 (see Annex below)
Dear Mr. Barber:
I am a professional medical librarian who delivered "best evidence" literature to the public health officers of the British Columbia government for 25 years.
Your article, "The Truth is Out There", is an "ad hominem" approach to a critically serious matter, and it unfortunately fails to deal with the evidence involved.
You will no doubt agree that 9/11 has changed the world. It is a seminal event which has grossly undermined trust and erected enormous barriers between the West and the Middle East. And it has led to widespread mayhem and death in that region. Obviously, questions concerning our understanding of the event are of the utmost importance.
The US government has steadfastly refused to release the evidence which it claims to have. Evidence, which, if in existence, would settle once and for all the questions which are being raised, nearly 7 years later, on the front page of the Financial Times of London.
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