
Critique of David Ray Griffin’s 9/11 Fake Calls Theory
by Erik Larson February 10, 2011 Beginning with his book New Pearl Harbor (2004) David Ray Griffin raised questions concerning the veracity of reports of phone calls
by Erik Larson February 10, 2011 Beginning with his book New Pearl Harbor (2004) David Ray Griffin raised questions concerning the veracity of reports of phone calls
9/11 Truth in Japan, November 2008 by John-Michael Talboo November 28, 2008 Debunking the Debunkers David Ray Griffin talks about Popular Mechanics’ 9/11
Top 10 reasons why the NIST report is absurd by Arabesque In 2005, NIST released the results of a 20 million dollar investigation that attempted
This show features an interview by Michael Wolsey of respected author, professor, and theologian David Ray Griffin from May 7th, 2005 on the show Words
This podcast explores types of government in world history, The Constitution, and The Declaration of Independence. Featured is an historic re-enactment of Patrick Henry’s famous
This week Visibility 9-11 Welcomes to the program, author, radio talk show host, and long time activist Ralph Schoenman. Long active in political life, Ralph
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes retired Air Force Lt. Colonel Guy Razer. Col. Razer has publicly stated: “After 4+ years of research since retirement in
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes author of The Energy Non Crisis, Pastor Lindsey Williams. Pastor Williams is a whistle blower who worked for three years
The 2008 Spring Membership Drive at KRFC 88.9 FM presented a great opportunity for the launch of the first Week of Truth campaign, The National
This episode of Visibility 9-11 welcomes back to the program Kyle Hence, founder of 9-11 Citizens Watch and producer of the excellent documentary 9-11 Press
Visibility 9-11 welcomes to the program Kevin Ryan. Kevin is a former Site Manager working for Underwriters Laboratories, the company which certified the steel which
“…Ashcroft has revived the FBI’s totally discredited COINTELPRO program, which flourished from 1956 to 1971, during the anti-war and civil rights movements.” John Ashcroft On