My Chance Encounter with 9/11 Survivor Michael Hingson and his Guide Dog
Last September, 2011, I came across an article about Roselle, which was Michael Hingson’s guide dog at the time he was on floor 78 in Tower One of the World […]
As a Country, Are We Really That Gullible?
Lies, lies and more lies. Honestly, I grew up in a family with high, respectable morals. You just do not lie. End of story. Mistakes may be made, but learn […]
Retired police Captain Ray Lewis joins #ows, is arrested and offers words of wisdom
Retired Philadelphia police captain Ray Lewis, who was arrested with 300 other protesters in the Occupy Wall Street movement last week, called his arrest “the proudest moment of my life.” […]
Occupy Wall Street | Photos from Brooklyn Bridge Oct. 1, 2011
Here are some dramatic photos taken from October 1, 2011… the day that Occupy Wall Street protested on the Brooklyn Bridge and 700+ people were arrested.
Photo of heartbroken father, Robert Peraza, at the 9/11 Memorial
Robert Peraza, who lost his son Robert David Peraza, pauses at his son’s name at the North Pool of the 9/11 Memorial during tenth anniversary ceremonies at the site of […]
A 9/11 Tribute by AniBoom feature animation artists from around the world
Animation Artists from around the world were invited to take part in a special project commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Each artist created a 10 second animation clip with […]
9/11 After a Decade: Have we learned anything?
This article comes courtesy of Global Research, and is written by Dr. Paul Craig Roberts. Dr. Roberts is a former Assistant Secretary Treasury, former editor of the Wall Street Journal, […]
Remembering 9/11: 10 Years of War
This video was presented at the Global Research conference by Global Research TV, AFTER 9/11: TEN YEARS OF WAR, held at the Cinema du Parc in Montreal on September 8, […]
Time video feature: 9/11 A Family of Firefighters
Here is another video feature by Time Magazine covering a family of four sons and their father who are all firefighters. Watch their emotional stories about 9/11, where one son […]
Time video feature: 9/11 Four unlikely survivors
As always, Time puts out some incredible work, photography, and film. In putting aside all the controversy which has arisen over the past decade… what truly matters are the victims […]
“The Big Lie” a comic by Image Comics on 9/11 Truth, released today
Countless people still question the government’s retelling of 9/11, even ten years later. Rick Veitch is one of them. Veitch, a comic book writer who penned Vertigo’s satirical ‘Army@Love,’ DC’s 80s-era ‘Swamp […]
More details about the Random Number Generator and it’s results that “predicted” 9/11?
Since my recent posting – more like a ranting – about the Princeton Random Generator which “predicted” 9/11, my curiosity rose. My abhoration for statistics had stopped me from researching […]
9/11 survivor and recognized hero censored by the mainstream media
With the anniversary only two days away of 9/11, I fully expected all kinds of stories, videos, reports, etc. to come out of the woodwork. They have. There are a […]
The Princeton Random Generator that “predicted” 9/11
(Sept 6, 2011) Now with the Ten-Year Anniversary of 9/11 only a few days away, stories and facts have yet re-emerged like a hungry bear from it’s den after a […]
Roselle, the guide dog who saved her blind master in Tower One on 9/11
Here is an excerpt from Michael Hingson, who is blind, about his faithful guide dog, Roselle, who led him down 78 flights of stairs in Tower One of the World […]
ZERO: An Investigation into 9/11. Part 2
I found this documentary very intriguing. I, myself, am not prone to be a “conspiracy theorist,” but some very valid points are brought up in this documentary. I remember when […]
