What's coming up for AE911Truth?

On August 31 the National Geographic Channel (NGC) hit piece on 9/11 conspiracies aired for the first time, then again on September 5. We have posted an initial response. We will continue to enhance the article as resources permit. See also these critiques by Jim Hoffman and Kevin Ryan.

3 Speaking Events and 2 Strategy Meetings Gather Patriot Groups and Draw 2 State Reps

The patriots are out in full stride and the ground is fertile in Southern Montana. Thanks to David Milak of Sacred Mysteries bookstore, we had three full speaking stops on 8/28, 8/29, and 8/30 in Bozeman, Livingston, and Emigrant, along with three articles, six ads, two radio interviews, a meeting with a 9/11-aware state representative, and two AE911Truth Mountain Region strategy potluck meetings.

KBDI is a Denver-based PBS TV station with gutsy membership producer and executive director Shari Bernson. She had previously brought the groundbreaking 9/11: Press for Truth to her station for the pledge drive special showing and premium. It was the second most successful live pledge event over the last year, and still continues to be a strong fundraiser for the station. At that pledge drive, 9/11: Blueprint for Truth was offered as an auxiliary premium. As a result, viewer demand that it be broadcast, too, gave Ms. Bernson the support she needed to go the next step: showing the evidence for the explosive controlled demolition of all three World Trade Center high-rises on 9/11. That is courage. This was our world premiere television broadcast.

see the video here

This powerful DVD now available at our online store contains the dynamic multimedia presentation given by Dr. Steven Jones in Sacramento, CA, on April 30, 2009. Included are follow-up Q & A and three bonus tracks.

Featured Petitioner, 40-year Architect Stephen Barasch, AIA

Among the nearly 800 architects and engineers who have signed our petition comes one architect formerly with William L. Pereira & Associates. One doesn't get much closer to the elements of high-rise design than with the pyramid-shaped Transamerica Building in San Francisco. Stephen Barasch, AIA, our Featured Petitioner, was a member of the architectural design team for that 48-floor structure. Barasch was also instrumental in the Mark Hopkins Hotel architectural design, also in San Francisco.