Director Matthieu Kassovitz questions the official version of the 9/11 attacks on French live TV France 3, on Septembre 15th, 2009. Asked on the show Ce soir ou jamais, by Frederic Taddei, in the context of a debate on the attacks of September 11, Matthieu Kassovitz has said "there are many things to question on that day and we absolutely can not ignore them." Continue Reading
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Dust to Dust: the Health Effects of 9/11
Just days after 9/11, the EPA assured the public that the air was "safe to breathe" in lower Manhattan. Now many of the first-responders are seriously ill or dying. This disturbing documentary asks whether the EPA’s pronouncement was based on science or politics.
Just days after 9/11, the EPA assured the public that the air was "safe to breathe" in lower Manhattan. Now many of the first-responders are seriously ill or dying. This disturbing documentary asks whether the EPA’s pronouncement was based on science or politics.
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