Another point of view of 09/11/2001
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2003/911-Cover-Up-Paul-Hoffman2003.htmThe fundamental problem with belief in the Report and the Commission and almost all media's coverage of them is that the events of 9/11/01 could not have happened as the Report, Commission and almost all media continue to present them. Huge pieces of physical evidence disprove the accounts and explanations that Government officials and almost all media have given since the morning of "`9/11.'" By ignoring this evidence, the Report and the Commission further spin an Official Story that's been the pretext for the "`War on Terrorism'" and the consequent deaths of tens of thousands of people in Afghanistan and Iraq who could not have had any role in the atrocities which killed your loved ones.
The Report, the Commission, and all media who ignore the enormous holes in the Official Story thus disserve and disrespect you surviving families and friends most of all.
We'd like now to present you with 8 pieces of the evidence that we've promised.
These pieces relate either to physical impossibilities or to logical implausabilties in the Official Story as that Story addresses the U.S. military's unprecedented lack of response, the hijacked airliners, the crash into the Pentagon, and the collapse of the World Trade Center Buildings, on 9/11/01.
We hope that they'll be helpful to your efforts for truth, justice and eventual peace of mind.
The rest of the story is quite interesting. Written several years ago, it's got some very interesting points. And some very interesting pieces of evidence about suppression of evidence. And, no, I'm not sure I agree with them. Yet, significant points are raised and should be answered.
http://www.mindfully.org/About-Mindfully_org.htm
The reasonable conclusion that mindfully.org comes to with all the information that we review during each day is that our leaders have lost the will to lead and are completely beholden to industry for their continuing supply of money. Until politicians are forced to stop taking money from corporations, there will be no leadership, and the direction we are headed in will remain unsustainable at best. The same goes for academia; stop the flow of money or forget about the truth. Science is no longer science, doctors do not maintain health, teachers do not teach, journalists do not inform.
There's a quote in the article that I think is very worth while:
It takes work to be informed.
Action makes that information valuable.
The Report, the Commission, and all media who ignore the enormous holes in the Official Story thus disserve and disrespect you surviving families and friends most of all.
We'd like now to present you with 8 pieces of the evidence that we've promised.
These pieces relate either to physical impossibilities or to logical implausabilties in the Official Story as that Story addresses the U.S. military's unprecedented lack of response, the hijacked airliners, the crash into the Pentagon, and the collapse of the World Trade Center Buildings, on 9/11/01.
We hope that they'll be helpful to your efforts for truth, justice and eventual peace of mind.
The rest of the story is quite interesting. Written several years ago, it's got some very interesting points. And some very interesting pieces of evidence about suppression of evidence. And, no, I'm not sure I agree with them. Yet, significant points are raised and should be answered.
http://www.mindfully.org/About-Mindfully_org.htm
The reasonable conclusion that mindfully.org comes to with all the information that we review during each day is that our leaders have lost the will to lead and are completely beholden to industry for their continuing supply of money. Until politicians are forced to stop taking money from corporations, there will be no leadership, and the direction we are headed in will remain unsustainable at best. The same goes for academia; stop the flow of money or forget about the truth. Science is no longer science, doctors do not maintain health, teachers do not teach, journalists do not inform.
There's a quote in the article that I think is very worth while:
It takes work to be informed.
Action makes that information valuable.