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Alex Jones Interview
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BlogTalkRadio Interview
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Video INN World Report- September 18, 2007 Richard Gage AIA (14:55 minutes into broadcast)|
9/11 Blueprint: The Architecture of Destruction
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We The People Radio Network,
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Truth Revolution Radio Interviews
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About UsWe are a non-partisan association of Architects, Engineers, and affiliates, who are dedicated to exposing the falsehoods and to revealing truths about the “collapses” of the WTC high-rises on 9/11/01.
We call upon Congress for a truly independent investigation with subpoena power. We believe that there may be sufficient evidence to conclude that the World Trade Center buildings #1 (North Tower), #2 (South Tower), and #7 (the 47 story high-rise across Vessey St.) were destroyed not by jet impact and fires but by controlled demolition with explosives. We believe that this website, as well as the other referenced sites, contains the information necessary to demonstrate to all with an open mind that this is the case, and that such an investigation is warranted and overdue. We believe that the available relevant evidence casts grave doubt on the government's official story of these “collapses”. Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth are encouraged to take an active role by reporting the results of their research on 9/11 by means of lectures, articles, and methods of disseminating the truth about the 9/11 WTC building “collapses”.
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Richard Gage, AIA is the founding member of ae911Truth.org. He has
been a practicing Architect for 20 years and has worked on
most types of building construction including numerous
fire-proofed steel-framed buildings. He is employed with a San
Francisco Bay Area architecture firm and has most recently
performed Construction Administration services for a new $120M
High School campus including a $10M steel-framed Gymnasium.
Currently he is working on the Design Development for a very
large mixed use urban project with 1.2M sq.ft. of retail and
320K sq.ft. of mid-rise office space — altogether about 1,200
tons of steel framing.
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