9/11: Explosive Evidence -
Experts Speak Out - Trailer
Duration: 4:09
9/11: Explosive Evidence
Experts Speak Out
Free 1-hour version
FOX TV, Fresno,
with Richard Gage, AIA
CBC - The Fifth Estate
"The Unofficial Story"
The Reality Report
with Richard Gage, AIA
CCTV,
with Richard Gage, AIA
FOX News
with Richard Gage, AIA
Vancouver Omni TV,
with Richard Gage, AIA
| Richard Gage, AIA Interviewed by Kim Hill of Radio New Zealand |
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| Samstag, den 21. November 2009 um 00:00 Uhr | |||
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Steven Dusterwald
37-Year S.E. Structural Engineer
What caught my attention was the rapid failure of connections that had to happen in order for Building 7 to come down at the rate that it did.
Robert McCoy
High-Rise Architect
I signed the petition for AE911Truth because I felt it was an organization that was trying to get at the truth of what actually brought those buildings down on 9/11.
Roland Angle
P.E., Civil/Structural Engineer
What really concerns me is we're beginning to live in a society that is rebellious against science. It's important that all of us with the technical expertise speak out on the 9/11 issue.
Kamal Obeid
S.E. Structural Engineer
Structural engineers and other building professionals need to understand that these buildings did not fail the way they are claimed to have failed.
Dan Barnum
FAIA, High-Rise Architect
The tops of the buildings were basically disintegrated.
Anthony Szamboti
B.S.M.E., Mechanical Engineer
The tons of molten metal under just the three WTC buildings that collapsed made me realize that what we're being told about how they collapsed is false.
Gery Warner
P.E. Mechanical Engineer
Molten aluminum is silver. It looks like mercury. The molten metal pouring out of the South Tower is indicative of molten iron, not aluminum.
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Famed Radio personality, Kim Hill, interviews Richard Gage, AIA on New Zealand Public Radio in Wellington for a half hour – in what turns out to be quite a wrestling match that resulted in a flood of emails to the station critical of Hill's treatment of her guest.