Yeah, well, somewhere around half the population of California is Spanish speaking and I would guess that not too many of them know much about 9-11. Some of the reasons are probably socio-economic, like not maybe so many libertarian types and what not, but some more Spanish language 9-11 truth cannot do anything but good. There are a few films that have had sub-titles made, but not many. The DVD of "In Plane Site" is the only documentary I know of that has a Spanish voice-over sound track.

If my Spanish were good enough, I would try it. For someone with good Spanish it wouldn't be so hard to take one of the films that's mostly narration, like Loose Change or 911 Mysteries and where Spanish subtitles are available, get a hold of a version that has Spanish sub-titles (youtube, etc.) and read the Spanish into a microphone as they reel by on the screen. Then post it as a mp3. I wish someone would do it. ¿Cómo se os parece, vosotros que sabéis español?

But getting a Spanish dub from Richard Gage's talk would be great. Surely someone there will be doing it into a microphone, ¿no?

Fred W