Today the NIST released their final findings in the collapses of WTC 1 and 2. Apparently their report on WTC 7 which was initially to be released in December has been pushed back to spring of 2006. It is also worth noting that they plan to make all of the 500+ public comments received during their review period public on their website soon. I hope that will include mine, Jim Hoffman's and a bunch of others who do not find their report to be conclusive or fully encompassing.

Here is the email they sent out today:

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) today released the final reports from its building and fire safety investigation into the collapses of the World Trade Center towers following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The reports, which were released at a hearing held by the House Science Committee on the NIST investigation, feature 30 recommendations to improve the way people design, construct, maintain, and use buildings to increase building, occupant, and emergency responder safety.

There is an option to post some comments at the end of this article. Follow this link and have your say:

http://www.rutlandherald.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051025/NEWS/510250318/1037

This past week, upward of 1,000 people heard David Ray Griffin speak in four cities throughout Vermont on the unanswered questions about the disaster on Sept. 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center. These are questions still being brought forth by the family members of the victims who died in the twin towers.

Here's an action item here we can all help out with. Every letter helps, so if you can, take a couple minutes and send one out. A sample letter which you can send can be found by following this link to the article:

http://georgewashington.blogspot.com/2005/10/campaign-new-york-times-and-911.html

Join the nationwide campaign to pressure the New York Times to print the truth about 9/11 NOW. The Times is under fire for letting Judith Miller work as a member of the White House Iraq Group to spread disinformation, and then covering up Miller's role and refusing to fire her. It has become obvious to fair-minded observers that the Times has been part of the Iraq disinformation campaign.

Osama Bin Laden Is Dead And Buried: Multan Newspaper

A Pakistani newspaper Ausaf published from Multan has reported that Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died four months ago in a village near Kandahar of severe illness.

According to the newspaper report, Bin Laden was campaigning at Bamiyan, fell very ill, returned to Kandahar where he died and was buried in the Shada graveyard in the shadow of a mountain.

The controversy continues to surround Osama bin Laden and while US and Pakistan officials have often been quoted by the media as saying that his mortal status was just a matter of detail, the hunt is still on and the issue remains a topic of great interest for the media and governments alike.