Category: History

Conversations with an Airline Pilot about 9/11

Before reading this post, please see my 9/11 disclaimer. Since publishing “9/11 Simplified,” I’ve received emails from six pilots, none of whom accept the official 9/11 story. Two were scheduled to fly in Boeings on the morning of 9/11.

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9/11 Simplified

In this post, I address three major components of the 9/11 controversy: (1) what brought down the Twin Towers; (2) what initially struck the Towers; and (3) what happened to the original planes and passengers.

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Book Review: David J. Dionisi, Atomic Bomb Secrets

Dionisi’s book is packed with information. You’ll learn why Pyongyang became capital of communist North Korea, why spying allegations were leveled against Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, and about the American POWs who died at Nagasaki. And be sure to read his end-notes which are loaded with collateral information, constituting a “book within a book.”

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