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Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Ed Haas of The Muckraker Report
August 15, 2006
In this special broadcast, Visibility 9-11 welcomes Ed Haas. Ed first broke the story that the FBI has said that there is “No hard evidence
Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Jim Hoffman, 911research.wtc7.net
June 11, 2006
This broadcast features an interview with author and researcher Jim Hoffman. Jim is the producer of the websites wtc7.net and 911research.wtc7.net and co-author of the
Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Author of The Shell Game, Steve Alten
January 20, 2008
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes New York Times best selling author of The Shell Game, Steve Alten. Steve Alten is a best selling author and
Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Chris Emery, okcbombing.net
April 20, 2008
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.
Visibility 9-11 Discusses Evidence for Controlled Demolition at the WTC, part 2
February 8, 2006
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
9-11; Historical Precedence
November 20, 2006
This week Michael covers the historical precedence of a 9-11 style, false flag terror event in America. Using the PowerPoint presentation he prepared for their
Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Physicist David Chandler, ae911truth.org
December 13, 2008
Visibility 9-11 welcomes David Chandler, American Association of Physics Teachers and member of Architects and Engineers for 9-11 Truth. David has a BS from Harvey
Visibility 9-11 Covers Steven Jones’s PowerPoint Presentation, part 2
April 19, 2006
This podcast is a continuation from last week exploring the PowerPoint presentation by physics professor Steven E. Jones. Professor Jones asks the burning question “Why