The French translation of consensus911.org, which has been progressing for several months, was launched today and announced in a widely distributed Press Release.
The Consensus Panel thanks the committed members of http://www.reopen911.info for all their meticulous work, and welcomes the worldwide French-speaking community to its website.
Other translations in progress include the Spanish, Japanese, and Italian.
Award-winning Progressive Radio News Hour host Stephen Lendman interviews Professor Matthew Witt, academic member of the 9/11 Consensus Panel, about his participation in developing the scientifically-based 9/11 Consensus Points.
Dr. Witt, who has authored published studies on “State Crimes Against Democracy,” (SCAD’S), discusses with Mr. Lendman the gravity and fallout of the virtually unthinkable state crime of 9/11 in this compelling archived interview.
Popular American talk radio host Gary Null interviews Elizabeth Woodworth, Co-founder of the 9/11 Consensus Panel, about some of the major Consensus Points established by the expert group to date.
Woodworth summarizes these points, and the scientific method used to derive them, at the 25-minute mark of this archived interview.
“Consensus 9/11: Seeking Truth, Dispelling Lies,” by award-winning investigative journalist and radio host, Stephen Lendman.
“9/11 was the defining event of our time. Multiple wars followed. More are planned. America’s business is war – permanent, destructive, lawless ones.
Global terror wars rage; another on truth, democratic values, rule of law principles, social justice, and freedom.
Debunking the official 9/11 lie is a vital first step to ending the global nightmare threatening humanity if it continues.”
Panel Co-Founder and Coordinator, Elizabeth Woodworth, was interviewed for 30 minutes on television about the Panel’s Consensus Points, which were backed up with excellent graphics. The interview, “Face to Face With Elizabeth Woodworth and 9/11 Consensus,” may be seen on YouTube, and on Vimeo.
Dr. Lynn Margulis, an Honorary Member of the 9/11 Consensus Panel, died at home on Tuesday November 22, at the age of 73.
Having authored dozens of books and scientific papers, Margulis was awarded the National Medal of Science in 1999.
Brian Burchill, “The 9/11 Consensus Panel,” Foreign Policy Journal, October 26, 2011:
“The diverse knowledge and expertise of the panelists, and the methodology used, give this 9/11 Consensus Panel a high degree of distinction, integrity, authority and credibility. This … provides the mainstream media with opportunity to confidently promote serious discussion, even challenge the official narrative, about this world-changing event with its continuing fallout.”
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