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“BuildingWhat?” TV Ad Unveiled: 9/11 Family Members Speak Out
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“Building What?” TV Ad Unveiled: 9/11 Family Members Speak OutOn Thursday August 26, members of the 9/11 families Manny Badillo and Bob McIlvaine got… »
Interview: Manny Badillo on The Corbett ReportVery good interview by James Corbett with 9/11 family member Manny Badillo who talks… »
The Zapruder Film of 9/11 – Daniel SunjataThis new video, narrated by actor Daniel Sunjata (Rescue Me, The Bronx is Burning),… »
Biden to visit Ground Zero for 9/11 anniversary; Obama to mark attacks at PentagonBiden to visit Ground Zero for 9/11 anniversary; Obama to mark attacks at Pentagon BY… »
Documentary Film: September 11 Revisited – Were Explosives Used to Bring Down the Buildings?September 11th Revisited is one of the most riveting film about the destruction of the… »
Documentary Film: Dust to Dust – The Health Effects of 9/11Just days after September 11, 2001, the Environmental Protection Agency assured the… »
When it Really MattersThe BuildingWhat? campaign is now entering a crucial phase. The success of BuildingWhat?… »
ACTION ALERT: AE911Truth Washington DC Press Conference and DebateOn September 9, 2010 AE911Truth will hold a major press conference and debate at the… »
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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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