The media has claimed for more than a decade that it is unable to evaluate the technical evidence being presented against the official story of 9/11.
A parallel problem existed in medicine during the years when there were contradictory, unranked approaches to diagnosis and treatment.
This problem was greatly reduced by the introduction of “evidence-based” medicine.
Using widely accepted rigorous reviewing methods, medicine has now developed hundreds of standard Consensus Statements to guide physicians worldwide in diagnosis and treatment.
Similarly, 24 expert members of the three-year-old 9/11 Consensus Panel have now developed 44 Consensus Points of “best evidence” opposing the official account of 9/11.
The respondents, who remained blind to one another throughout the process, have provided three rounds of review and feedback that has been refined into 44 Points of “Best Evidence”.
This scientific process has yielded an unprecedented degree of credibility for specific points of evidence relating to 9/11.
The German version of the 9/11 Consensus Website can be found at www.consensus911.org/de/
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