Here is some information that was sent in. Please note, there are more images than this, and I did alter these ones to limit their file size, so if you need the originals please contact us or Louis.

I have uploaded all the images here: http://www.putfile.com/somebigguy
They are about 6 MB in total.

Update: I was just informed that images posted in the above link are not full size, so definitely, get in contact if you'd like the full size images.

I was there that morning of 9/11 working on a nearby roof and the following week I was asked to go to Ground Zero to help with the rigging of some of the buildings that were damaged. I worked on, 1 Liberty Plaza, Century 21 Building, Hilton Millenium Hotel, and The Federal Building.

http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=3254

Yet another venue has weighed in with skepticism, toward the official story of what happened on September 11, 2001. The Village Voice, in a story picked up by prisonplanet, asks "Ten Big Questions About 9/11," and attempts to open the dialogue even further than it has already been on the Internet's back pages.

The story notes the sizable number of inquiries that have already taken place, most recently the 9-11 Public Discourse Project, an offshoot of the 9-11 Commission after their official mandate lapsed in 2004, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, each of which just concluded their own investigations. "Some questions can't be answered," the story admits. "People who lost loved ones will never know exactly how the end came, if it hurt, what the final thoughts and words were. But other questions are more tractable.

This is really not much of a surprise here, but it is a good example of how the government still refuses to release certian 9/11 related information.

www.flight77.info

the government denied our second FOIA request (requesting the the 85 video recordings mentioned in the maguire statement). that denial letter is posted to the right. their reason for denial is that the videos are in an 'investigative file' and exempt from disclosure.

posted below the denial letter is our appeal to the denial. my attorney, mr. hodes makes the case that not ALL of those recordings will end up being shown to the jury in the moussaoui hearing. therefore, how could releasing those recordings be harmful to the sentencing? the appeal is definitely a good read.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/12/09/plane.terror.reuters.reut/index.html

The United States told Saudi Arabia more than three years before the September 11 attacks that Osama bin Laden might be targeting civilian airplanes, according to a newly declassified State Department cable.

The June 1998 cable, obtained by George Washington University's National Security Archive under the Freedom of Information Act, said the United States had no specific information that al Qaeda was planning such an attack, and did not say it might fly planes into buildings.