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I was saying boo-urns
I wanted to suggest this documentary by Jason Bermas to anyone who would like to get some information about the 9/11 events that is not about psuedo-science about how buildings fall or how steel melts. None of that, just the information that is vital to the whole issue. This documentary is not as waste of time and does not repeat the same conspirarcy theories about controlled demolitions. It's about the INTELLIGENCE issues of the event. Check it out.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...&ei=ySKXSrahFYyUrQKamNVf&q=jason+bermas&hl=en
 
Isn't he the producer of Loose Change? I hope for his sake this documentary is better than Loose Change because so much of what they put forward was invalidated.
 
Jose Collado said:
Isn't he the producer of Loose Change? I hope for his sake this documentary is better than Loose Change because so much of what they put forward was invalidated.
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Yes he is. Loose Change was made mostly by Dlyan Avery and Korey Rowe. Jason did not have as much input until the FINAL CUT of Loose Change, which not many people seen. You likely saw or saw clips of "debunking" the first two of them. Watch the last one, it's free on Google video.

Check out this video, Jose. You may not like it, who knows. It's better info for consideration. Much of it that makes a lot more sense for a new investigation, rather then speculation on topics that the general public can't make sense of due to their educational background. I have a business degree, I can't tell you how buildings are made and how steel melts. I can tell you that the info in this documentary does not include those points. Worth sitting down and watching.
 
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