Just got back down to Hotlanta from the Chicago conference about a half hour ago, just a quick update on what I managed to see/do today. For those that are not aware, the conference was massive enough such that it was impossible to see every presentation there in person, but Somebigguy and myself split up a good bit, so we will each have some commentary to post in the coming days of what we saw personally.

In any event, in summary - Friday was more or less the press conference, the march in Chicago, and the keynote speeches of Dr. Steven Jones, Alex Jones, and Meria Heller. Saturday I sat in on a discussion/presentation with Carol Brouillet, an interfaith discussion with Kevin Barret and Faiz Khan from Mujca, caught a small part of Q&A segment of 9/11 Eyewitness Hoboken (and got a final copy), watched Ken Jenkins and Morgan Reynolds discuss conjecture surrounding 9/11 (quite interesting), and saw the premier of Improbable Collapse. Finally, today I saw Kevin Ryan's presentation, saw Dr. Jones present again (different subject matter), and sat in on a strategy discussion.

Forget all of the videos and photos of the collapse of the World Trade Centers for a minute. Let's talk about an aspect of 9/11 that we've all glossed over: sound.

The following earwitness testimony indicates controlled demolition of the Twin Towers:

. . .

What could make the above-described sounds other than explosives used as part of a controlled demolition?"

Here's the article

9-11 Video Game Circulating On Internet

by Lisa Hughes

A disturbing video game about 9-11 is circulating on the internet. The images are reminiscent of a terrible day in our history. While some would say it's in bad taste, we spoke with a woman who lost her husband on 9-11 who says, it's worse.

“They owe every family who lost someone on nine eleven a personal apology,” said Cindy McGinty. She is referring to the makers of the internet video game "New York Defender."

It encourages players to "use your mouse and fight back" by shooting down planes before they get to the World Trade towers. If they miss, the planes hit the towers and they crumble. Just like 9-11.

Court overturns 9/11 conviction

Spain's Supreme Court yesterday overturned an al-Qaida suspect's conviction for conspiracy to commit murder in the September 11 terrorist attacks, weeks after prosecutors acknowledged the case against him was weak.

The high court threw out a 15-year sentence against Syrian-born Imad Yarkas for conspiracy to commit murder in the airliner attacks in the United States, but upheld a 12-year sentence he received for belonging to a terror organization.

It also confirmed the acquittal of three other suspects accused of belonging to or collaborating with al-Qaida. They had already been released in April at the request of prosecutors. They are Moroccans Driss Chebli, Sadik Merizak and Abdelaziz Benyaich...