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9/11 Explosive Evidence - Experts Speak Out Rockets to No. 2 on PBS in Just Three Weeks!
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9/11:
Explosive Evidence: Experts Speak Out: This new documentary by Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth features dozens of credentialed technical and building professionals who cite scientific evidence indicating that the World Trade Center (WTC) Twin Towers and WTC Building 7 were not brought down on September 11, 2001, by the office fires ignited by the jetliner impacts, but rather by explosive controlled demolition. The 43 architects, engineers, physicists, chemists, and others interviewed in the film represent more than 14,000 concerned citizens and over 1,700 architects and engineers from around the world who have signed the petition demanding a new, independent investigation. The film details scientific, forensic evidence that the group claims was omitted or misrepresented by the official reports. Official reports blame the unprecedented destruction of the Twin Towers on jetliner impacts and resulting fires. No jetliner crashed into WTC 7. Its free-fall implosion was blamed on normal office fires.
The documentary also presents interviews with several psychologists who share their insights about why the evidence discussed by the technical experts in the film has been difficult for many to face, and how to make approaching others less stressful with this controversial issue. Family members of 9/11 victims speak to the viewers and explain why they are still angry as a result of a lack of answers from our government. They ask that we join them in looking at what these experts have to say.
History: Due to visionary Development Director Shari Bernson’s leadership, CPT12 is the first US broadcaster and PBS station to air content addressing alternative theories and suppressed news about the events of 9/11. Their US premiere broadcast of 9/11 Press for Truth in June 2009 was a successful fundraiser, but not without controversy. The station received many viewer responses, pro and con, nationally and internationally. Bernson welcomes the debate, noting that “CPT12 has always supported airing alternative voices that have received censorship in the mainstream media.”
In previous years, CPT12 aired the documentaries 9/11: Blueprint for Truth, America: Freedom to Fascism, Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup, and The World According to Monsanto, among others, which were similarly successful in generating pledges as well as public commentary.
Mission Statement: Colorado Public Television is committed to presenting alternative perspectives and to examining information and issues not addressed elsewhere in the mainstream media:
http://www.cpt12.org/about/about_us.cfm?
Government
finally admits that 9/11 toxins caused cancers
The
US government has decided to recognize around 50 different types of
cancer that victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks have been diagnosed
with after more than a decade-long wait that has left hundreds dead
without proper care or diagnosis.
RT,
11
September, 2012
Civilians
and first responders that survived the September 11, 2001 attacks but
developed cases of varying cancers in the aftermath will now be
covered by a government-administered health care program that will
provide them with complimentary check-ups and screenings. The
decision will apply to survivors of both crashes at the World Trade
Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, DC.
The
National Institute for Occupational Safety made the announcement
Monday, adding dozens of diseases — including cancers of the
breast, bladder and lung, colorectal cancer, leukemias, melanoma and
childhood cancers — to an already substantial list of diseases that
are covered.
"The
publication of this final rule marks an important step in the effort
to provide needed treatment and care to 9/11 responders and survivors
through the WTC Health Program," NIOSH
director Dr. John Howard said in a statement this week.
In
a separate address, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said,
"We have urged from the very beginning that the decision whether
or not to include cancer be based on science." For
several years, however, many victims and physicians have made
countless claims that the effects of the attacks in NYC and DC did in
fact contribute to developing debilitating diseases.
An American flag flies near the base of the destroyed World Trade Center in New York, in this file photo from September 11, 2001 (Reuters / Peter Morgan)
Roughly
20,000 gallons of jet fuel, 100,000 tons of organic debris and
100,000 gallons of heating and diesel oil were ignited on 9/11 after
two airlines being flown at speeds of hundreds of miles an hour
collided into both towers at the World Trade Center, NBC News
reports. The crashes there and the related ones that same morning at
the Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania left an estimated 3,000
people dead and pushed America into battle in Afghanistan and
eventually Iraq, the former of which is still operated today at what
has become the United States’ longest-lasting war.
Twelve
months ago, Dr David Prezant of the New York City Fire Department
published findings culminated from his own research that revealed
that firefighters that were exposed to the dust and smoke that came
from the collapse of the Twin Towers have a 19 percent higher risk of
getting various types of cancer than colleagues that were not
assigned to Ground Zero.
Cancer-causing
toxins — including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons,
polychlorinated biphenyls and dioxins — have all been found in
tests conducted at Ground Zero. In his findings, Dr. Prezant
explicitly writes.
“This study clearly shows World Trade Center exposure in these
firefighters led to an increase in cancer.”
Retired
NYPD Officer Edwin Rivera reflected on his assignment at Ground Zero
with the New York Post earlier this year and said, “I
have cancer that I should never have gotten” as
a result of his work there.
Cars smoulder in the street as the destroyed World Trade Center burns in New York on September 11, 2001 (Reuters / Peter Morgan)
“We
sat in the pile and ate, drank water, rested – there was nowhere to
go that wasn't contaminated,” Rivera
said.
Before
this week, respiratory diseases, depression and post-traumatic stress
disorder and some musculoskeletal conditions were recognized by NIOS,
although a number of cancers that victims have been diagnose with
were never recognized until now. Although around 50 new diseases will
be added to the list, the government-determined payment cap for
health coverage — $1.55 billion for treatment and $2.78 billion for
compensation — will not be raised.
The
decision will impact around 70,000 civilians and first responders —
including fire, police, and EMS personnel — that survived the
attacks but developed diseases. NBC News reports that 9/11-related
illnesses have killed around 1,000 victims so far.
A group of firefighters stand in the street near the destroyed World Trade Center in New York on September 11, 2001 (Reuters / Shannon Stapleton)
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