This week I joined host Andy Steele and fellow guests Adam Syed and Jeff Long on 9/11 Free Fall. We discussed recent media treatment of 9/11, including Chris Cuomo trying to shame Robert F. Kennedy over his statement that WTC Building 7 wasn’t crushed by the falling debris from either of the Twin Towers.
I will use this space to share my thoughts on the Rogan-Carlson segment that we didn't get to discuss because of the audio, but was included at the end of the video.
Joe Rogan doesn't really know the subject in very much depth if he is still bringing up the argument about burning diesel fuel in the basements weakening the structure, when even Shyam Sunder and the NIST report have long disavowed this.
And by the way, I happen to have a pretty good long-term memory. I remember that way back in 2006 when professor Steven Jones was on Carlson's MSNBC show, and Carlson was berating and demeaning Jones, he actually brought up the diesel fuel argument in an attempt to debunk Jones then. It is rather interesting to note that when Rogan brought up that outdated argument about the diesel fuel, Carlson's response was "Well many engineers disagree with that. You know that." I do think that it's unfortunate he didn't then specifically say who those engineers were and where we can find their testimony. As with RFK Jr, the name of the group Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth was not mentioned.
I will use this space to share my thoughts on the Rogan-Carlson segment that we didn't get to discuss because of the audio, but was included at the end of the video.
Joe Rogan doesn't really know the subject in very much depth if he is still bringing up the argument about burning diesel fuel in the basements weakening the structure, when even Shyam Sunder and the NIST report have long disavowed this.
And by the way, I happen to have a pretty good long-term memory. I remember that way back in 2006 when professor Steven Jones was on Carlson's MSNBC show, and Carlson was berating and demeaning Jones, he actually brought up the diesel fuel argument in an attempt to debunk Jones then. It is rather interesting to note that when Rogan brought up that outdated argument about the diesel fuel, Carlson's response was "Well many engineers disagree with that. You know that." I do think that it's unfortunate he didn't then specifically say who those engineers were and where we can find their testimony. As with RFK Jr, the name of the group Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth was not mentioned.