Archive for May, 2006

Recently a new 9/11 video has been released titled “What’s the Truth: How indeed did the Twin Towers collapse.” You can download it here. Yet another interesting video to add to the rest of the 9/11 videos already available. This one focuses on the WTC towers and building 7. It has a lot of footage taken from live broadcasts by … Continue reading

According to a new Zogby poll, which was sponsored by 911Truth.org, over 70 million americans support a new 9/11 investigation. To quote from the press release: The poll is the first scientific survey of Americans’ belief in a 9/11 cover up or the need to investigate possible U.S. government complicity, and was commissioned to inform deliberations at the June 2~4 … Continue reading

It looks like the mainstream media is getting a little desperate now. From here: We have received word from numerous different sources that CNN is trying to bait 9/11 truth activists to appear as guests on its programs and attack Charlie Sheen. WTC survivor and truth activist William Rodriguez was contacted by the Anderson Cooper show and asked if he … Continue reading

A new movie about 9/11 has been released a few days ago, and is available for download free of charge. It’s called ‘Everybody’s gotta learn sometime’, and the website for the movie is here. The movie contains some new information about 9/11, the hijackers and ties with people in the USA, and shows that many people inside the government knew … Continue reading

I sat down today with my delicious cup of Irish coffee and read Cringely’s latest article, only to confirm once again that he’s probably smoking something highly illegal. Not only that, but this latest article has led me to suspect that he might be injecting something directly into his bloodstream as well. I’m fairly certain that he’ll find CIA agents … Continue reading

I’m sure by now you’ve noticed that the costs of energy are going up, and will only continue to go up in the future. And this is true not only for oil, but also for other types of energy depending on oil and gas, such as electricity. All of this has to do with something most of the media is … Continue reading

Just yesterday I wrote about the need for Google to attack Internet Explorer 7 and why they are doing it. And today I wake up to find that Amazon has switched from Google to Windows Live Search as their search engine. That has to be a big blow for Google. Like I wrote before, it would take some time for … Continue reading

I love it when things are on schedule. Such is the case with Google’s complaints about Internet Explorer 7 with regards to the search box in the top-right corner. You can read all about it here. To quote from the article: The new browser includes a search box in the upper-right corner that is typically set up to send users … Continue reading