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"In remembrance of those lost" by Christopher Bollyn
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In honor of the thousands of veterans and victims of 9/11 and the War on Terror, independent journalist and 9/11 researcher Christopher Bollyn presented a Veterans Day seminar and discussion of the evidence that the media's accepted version of 9/11 (and the War on Terror) is a hoax.
The three-hour event, held in the afternoon of November 11, was attended by some 75 people from around the Chicago area. Two young men drove more than 6 hours from Cleveland, Ohio, to attend Bollyn's event. Although the Chicago Tribune, Sun-Times, Daily Herald, and Pioneer Press (owned by the Sun-Times) had all been informed in advance, not a single reporter from the Chicago area print media attended. The press release posted on the Internet and sent by fax to the print media said that the event would present and discuss physical and photographic evidence that Thermite had been used to demolish the three towers of the World Trade Center. The press release promoting the event read:
Eric Hufschmid, author of Painful Questions: An Analysis of the September 11 Attack and the DVD Painful Deceptions, provided video clips with rarely seen footage for the event. In remembrance of those lost on 9/11, Bollyn began the event with Jimmy Walter's musical tribute. Because the event was intended to present the positive physical evidence that the government and media version of 9/11 is a hoax, Bollyn presented three video clips to support his case: 1) Video, photographic, and physical evidence of large amounts of molten metal falling from the 81st floor of the South Tower and the presence of molten metal discovered in the basements of all three collapsed towers. 
Photo: closeup of the molten iron pouring out of South Tower only seconds before it collapsed
Photo: The engine at the Pentagon, with housing for the engine in the left-rear. Bollyn also explained how the findings of Professor Thomas Cahill of University of California at Davis confirmed that the hot spots beneath the rubble were hotter than the boiling point of iron (2,735 degrees Celsius) and the other elements present. Cahill sent a Davis drum to analyze the contents of the plumes of smoke that rose from the World Trade Center rubble from October 3, 2001, until the fires were extinguished shortly before Christmas 2001. What he discovered was that the great majority of the particles in the bluish smoke rising from the rubble were in the nano-size range (i.e. 1/10 of a micron and smaller). Asked what would be necessary to create such small particles, Cahill told Bollyn: "Temperatures at or above the boiling point of the metals." Bollyn's article about Professor Cahill's research is
here:
Bollyn also discussed the health effects faced by residents of New York City from absorbing such small particles. He explained that it is similar to the dangers caused by the military's use of depleted uranium in Iraq and Afghanistan. The particle effect of depleted uranium is known to be responsible for the high rates of birth defects, cancer and other diseases afflicting many thousands of the veterans of these wars.  DeceptionDust.htm The audience participated in a lively and informative discussion that continued well after the library closed at a nearby restaurant. Participants were extremely appreciative of the event and supportive. The Veterans Day seminar in Schaumburg clearly revealed that 5 years after 9/11, popular interest in the truth of the terror attacks is only increasing. The public is clearly looking for answers to questions that are not being discussed in the mainstream media. |