Recently I’ve been targeted by a Judy Wood acolyte named Mark Conlon. He’s a good example of why that crowd gives me the creeps. This is how the stalking began: Out of the blue my YouTube channel started getting spammed Read more
David Griscom, PhD, is talking smack again. From a recent email he attached this message: I’ve answered this question multiple times, so this may be the last time. So file it some place. Note that I am treating the plane Read more
Mark’s post can be found here: http://mark-conlon.blogspot.com/2017/10/simon-shacks-king-kong-man-in-north.html Thursday, 26 October 2017 Simon Shack’s “King Kong Man” in North Tower Window – DEBUNKED! By Mark Conlon In this blog I want to draw attention to a video posted at Steve Read more
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The above video is in response to this video from Jim Fetzer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBBaDchDnOI The below are the notes I took when watching his video: 2:20 – Shanksville gash was close to 120 feet in length, but the Read more
Anyone who has ever toyed around with video editing knows how much fun it can be to use a tripod. With footage captured by a camera on a tripod and with commonly used layering techniques a photographer can make things Read more
I had a pleasant conversation with the inimitable Jim Fetzer the other day where we discussed the evidence that I think gets far too little attention from the truth movement, as well as some new observations about the Hezarkhani video Read more
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2017 6:41 PM To: Steve De’ak; Simon Shack; James Fetzer; WingMan; Kevin Barrett; Gordon Duff; 911 Reynolds Morgan; David Griscom; Editor; AIA Richard Gage; Dean Hartwell; Alexander Baker; Christopher Bollyn; Wingedman; J. Speer Williams; Ian Greenhalgh; Read more
The late Gerard Holmgren (RIP) had 9/11 figured out more than a decade ago. The link below is to a transcript from a Skype call from between 2004 and 2006 (best guess) given to me by the late Rosalee Grable Read more
After the late Gerard Holmgren’s work was scrubbed from the Internet (I was able to save some of his best work here), I figured it’s only a matter of time before the late Leslie Raphael’s magnificent expose on the Naudet Read more