Today, March 15, 2010, we begin channeling the energy and strength of our movement into one voice to help the New York City Council become aware of the mysterious collapse of World Trade Center Building 7.
"Please, join our coordinated effort to bring justice to my son and the thousands of others who were murdered on September 11th. We can't let the tenth anniversary of their deaths go by without a real investigation into the events of that horrible day." – Bob McIlvaine
Doubletree Hotel in Austin on Saturday 3/20/10 from 1 - 9 PM Organized by Ron Avery, Architect Click on image to download full brochure
Watch the video archive of the press conference. Scroll down on that link to where it says "Texas Architects and Engineers For 911 Truth Press Conference and Seminar - LIVE FROM "Doubletree Hotel" Austin, Texas Mar. 20, 2010 1:00pm til 8pm CDT."
"Shutter Island," Martin Scorcese's nightmarish tale of a hospital for the criminally insane, has become America's favorite movie. The hospital's patients — or convicts — are in a state of denial, refusing to recognize the reality of their gruesome crimes. When it comes to the crimes of 9/11, America seems like "Shutter Island."
Mr. Gage appears on NightSide with Dan Rea March 3, 2010
WBZ is the largest AM radio station in Boston. This interview was aired to millions across the East Coast and we consider it to be our most successful 1-hour radio show
In this edition of CrossTalk host Peter Lavelle asks his guests (Annie Machon, Ian Henshall, Richard Gage, AIA) why discussion of the events of 9/11 continue to attract so much attention but is all but banned in the media mainstream.
"Shutter Island," Martin Scorcese's nightmarish tale of a hospital for the criminally insane, has become America's favorite movie. The hospital's patients — or convicts — are in a state of denial, refusing to recognize the reality of their gruesome crimes. When it comes to the crimes of 9/11, America seems like "Shutter Island."
WBZ is the largest AM radio station in Boston. This interview was aired to millions across the East Coast and we consider it to be our most successful 1-hour radio show