Question: What Hit the Pentagon?
source: Journal of 9/11 Studies dateline: July 31, 2009 Answer: a) Nothing should have b) Show us the tapes c) All of the above by
source: Journal of 9/11 Studies dateline: July 31, 2009 Answer: a) Nothing should have b) Show us the tapes c) All of the above by
source: History Commons The US military conducted a training exercise in the five days before the September 11 attacks that included simulated aircraft hijackings by
Two Days Before 9/11, Military Exercise Simulated Suicide Hijack Targeting New York by Kevin Fenton historycommons.org The US military conducted a training exercise in the
One of the MAJOR problems with the official account. One that needs to be resolved.
The Military Drills of September 11th: Why a New Investigation is Needed by Elizabeth Woodworth Global Research, September 27, 2007 Information regarding military exercises is
Visibility 9-11 welcomes Paul Topete to the program this week. Paul is the lead singer and one of the guitar players for the political rock
Visibility 9-11 Special Report on COINTELPRO 2006 represented a turning point for all 9-11 Truth Activists in that we saw several high profile “members” of
On this, the 13th anniversary of the tragic events of the Oklahoma City Bombing, Visibility 9-11 welcomes researcher, activist, and documentary film producer Chris Emery.
This episode of Visibility 9-11 welcomes John-Michael Talboo and Stewart Bradley of the blog Debunking the Debunkers . John-Michael is the creator and administrator of
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 podcast features the 3rd and final in the series of shows exploring the hypothesis that pre-planted explosives were used to bring down the World
This podcast is the second in a 3 part series which takes on the official story that impact from large jetliners, together with intense fires
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes attorney James Gourley, author of the Request for Correction petition to the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). NIST’s