Sabrina
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So apparently there's a new video available on PBS Online done by none other than our friend Richard Gage and sponsored by AE9/11 Truth which has become somewhat popular (at least in the way that online videos tend for for a brief period).
I was first directed to this on my Facebook page; seems one of the pages I liked in regards to politics is now skirting the edge of conspiracy theories regarding that day (the founder of the page in question apparently thinks there are still questions revolving around the collapse of WTC7, for instance, and some of the comments on that post are from people spouting the usual "steel can't melt"; "there was explosive residue found"; "explosions were heard", etc.) I'm not willing to subject myself to the video in question, to be honest, but I thought I'd alert everyone here; in the comments of the post, I directed everyone to come here for research purposes, so we may have an influx of people (assuming they decide to join) with questions and inane theories. Hopefully they won't be too stupid; I did tell them to use the forum's search function for their research, but who knows if they'll actually listen to me.
A daring new documentary that uses scientific analysis to challenge the official 9/11 story became the most popular film on PBS during the week of the 9/11 anniversary, which followed its record-breaking broadcast on Colorado Public Television (CPT12).
9/11: Explosive Evidence - Experts Speak Out made its broadcast TV premiere on CPT12 (formerly KBDI) last month as part of a fundraising drive, according to a recent Digital Journal report. The premiere broadcast, which is available to view for free online, became the #1 "most watched" and "most shared" video on PBS online on September 11, and held the top spot for over a week. (The documentary, produced by Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, currently ranks as the #4 “most watched” video and the #1 “most shared” video.)
I was first directed to this on my Facebook page; seems one of the pages I liked in regards to politics is now skirting the edge of conspiracy theories regarding that day (the founder of the page in question apparently thinks there are still questions revolving around the collapse of WTC7, for instance, and some of the comments on that post are from people spouting the usual "steel can't melt"; "there was explosive residue found"; "explosions were heard", etc.) I'm not willing to subject myself to the video in question, to be honest, but I thought I'd alert everyone here; in the comments of the post, I directed everyone to come here for research purposes, so we may have an influx of people (assuming they decide to join) with questions and inane theories. Hopefully they won't be too stupid; I did tell them to use the forum's search function for their research, but who knows if they'll actually listen to me.


