Showing posts with label deep mystery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deep mystery. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2007

The 'Deep Mystery' of Missing Steel




This poster is the culmination of approximately 15 months of research and correspondence.

The image above links to a 150dpi version, suitable for printing on a standard 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper. Print out a copy or two (heavy-weight paper of 32lb. or better is recommended for double-sided prints), hand them out to friends, acquaintances, strangers, anyone. everyone.

Everything on this poster is verifiably accurate, with links to the primary source documents so that skeptical or dubious readers can easily find each quote, in context.

Side 1 is meant to grab your attention, by mimicking the standard 'missing' poster.

Side 2, which has just been completed (as of 07/13/07), explains why you should care.

Usually I can explain the importance of the steel in about five minutes, but I don't have five minutes to speak to each of you.

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I have contacted Professor Barnett from WPI, to find out what became of the steel pictured above, and never received an answer (although he did offer to pray for me).

I have contacted members of NIST's WTC Investigation Team (Shyam Sunder and Therese McAllister), to tell them that steel from WTC 7 was, in fact, recovered, and to find out why they're not examining it. No reply.

I have contacted Applied Research Associates, Inc., the contractor tasked with developing 'hypothetical blast events' for NIST's ongoing investigation, to tell them that there is actual, physical evidence waiting to be examined, and have not received a reply.

Nobody seems to care that the people responsible for explaining the collapse of 7 World Trade Center are ignoring the only piece of evidence worth examining - the steel pictured above.

I'm hoping that this poster will help to change that.

Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated.

See 'The Story Thus Far' on the right-hand side of this page for more information.


*UPDATE*

The flyer has been updated, thanks to RadioWeimar who discovered a glaring typo on the 1st page. At least somebody's reading it.