The Family Steering Committee - Just how well were the questions of the 9/11 families answered?
This document, along with this documentary really give you some insight into how well the families were treated/respected by those who provided us with the "official story."
Posted Jun 3, 2014, 9:57 PM UTC
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AE911Truth's latest stunt with the memorial handouts was covered on the news, and the anchor made an aside, snarky tone and everything, saying "can't these people get it a rest for just this day - out of respect for the families?"
The 9/11 Truth movement was started by the families of victims and survivors.
It's been a hell of a 12 years. Like something out of a Kafka novel.
The original investigation was started by the families as well. Absolutely atrocious.
Yes, I'm quite familiar with the story. I've met the Jersey Girls.
"AE911Truth's latest stunt with the memorial handouts"
I'm not sure what to make of your statement. You think it's a stunt? Really? It's probably because of AE911 that people are still questioning this governments actions on that day.
I for one would think the "Jersey Girls" are absolutely horrified over what has become of the final resting place of their loved ones.
The fact that AE911 is still pushing for a real investigation shows their patriotism for this country and their fellow Americans.
I think it's a publicity stunt, and a very clever one. I applaud them. I'm a huge fan of AE911Truth and think Richard Gage is a hero.
I guess I read into your statement differently. I don't think I would call it a "stunt" though, clever marketing to get the masses/sheep to actually read about something they probably didn't know.
Anything to get more people to open their eyes and do some research of their own.
Sure, clever marketing. I didn't mean it in a bad way.
I've been passing around those "deception dollars" for years. I thought that was a pretty good gimmick too.