Remembering September 11, 2001

September 2013 passes with solemn tributes and commemoration of the lives lost and collapse of the Twin Towers. Conversations I have had with several residents of New York revealed an appalling degree of public misinformation and unawareness about the events and the new discoveries that have surfaced since 2001.

There are hundreds of hours of research presentations available to the public on video for free viewing and downloading that explore the facts, witness interviews, technical commentary, academic and professional reviews. The scope and quality of these presentations are reflected in the material provided in the collection below.



The collapse of the WTC Twin Towers has become a topic of interest to an international community of physicists, architects and engineers who have evaluated the official reports produced by the US Government including the 9-11 Commission Report and raised challenges to its conclusion that the buildings collapsed due to the structural weakness caused by the fires following the airplanes crashing into them.



According to witnesses and national network coverage there were a series of explosions moments before the collapse of the WTC buildings that have the appearance of controlled demolitions.



The international community of academics and professionals explores 9-11 events.



Survivors of 9-11 remember events more deeply. They organized a popular response to participate in the government investigations.



The experts’ opinions on the WTC Collapse are nearly unanimous in finding flaws in official US government reports explaining the collapse of the buildings.



Academics assess the psychological impact of the terror attacks on the residents of New York City, New York State and the general US and World populations.



A broader international community of professionals and journalists walks through the evidence presented by the US Government on the 9-11 Terrorist Attacks. The soundness of the WTC design and construction is reviewed and evaluated.



Professor Neils Hartt from University of Copenhagen discusses the chemical analysis of the debris and dust samples collected from Ground Zero and surrounding area.



David Ray Griffin critiques the 9-11 Commission Report.



David Ray Griffin speaks on the 9-11 Terror Attacks. Prof. Griffin discusses how the attacks played a major role in world events and moving the emotions of the American people to unconditionally accept changes to their way of life.

David Ray Griffin speaks on the 9-11 Terror Attacks

International community of architects and engineers announce their conclusion after reviewing the evidence and related discussions. There is a new role for science and technology in the community. There are many things that technical professionals can speak to the public about for the common good.



Dr. Steven Jones, an American physicist, gives a presentation on the 9-11 Attacks. The expanded role of intellectuals in the public forum is for the greater good.



The NYC Department of Buildings ensures the safe and lawful use of over 975,000 buildings and properties by enforcing the City's Building Code, Electrical Code, Zoning Resolution, New York State Labor Law and New York State Multiple Dwelling Law. Their main activities include performing plan examinations, issuing construction permits, inspecting properties, and licensing trades. We also issue Certificates of Occupancy and Place of Assembly permits. In all their activities, their focus is on safety, service and integrity.

In New York City, building construction, demolition and asbestos abatement operations are primarily regulated by the Department of Buildings (DOB), the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Fire Department (FDNY). Depending on the nature of the work, building owners and contractors must receive permits from and be inspected by some combination of these three agencies.

In order to enhance the regulation, oversight, and safety of construction, demolition, and abatement activities, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg issued a comprehensive report on these activities, including 33 recommendations developed by the Construction, Demolition, and Abatement Working Group chaired by Deputy Mayor Edward Skyler and comprised of the FDNY, DEP, DOB, and the Law Department.

How controlled demolition works.

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