Thursday, February 27, 2014

Steven Jones 2006 “Hypothesis” plus “Solving the Mystery”

In 2006, physics professor Steven Jones from conservative Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, proposed a Hypothesis regarding the collapse of the twin towers on 9/11. Based on his observations, he concluded that the only way for the towers to fall the way they did was the use of explosives in a controlled demolition.

His theory demolishes the official conspiracy theory which concluded the towers fell from impact damage and fires caused by the hijacked planes. This created a firestorm within the community and even reached national media attention.

Steven Jones received hate mail, threats, and even bribery to stop his research. What started as a mere Hypothesis came to world attention. He was fired from Brigham Young University for sticking to the truth of his research.

Some people call “Solving the Mystery of World Trade Center Building 7” narrated by Ed Asner, the best introduction to 9/11 Truth. This clip is appended to “Hypothesis” to fill out the one hour PTV program slot.
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Tags: 911, F, FS Steven Jones, FT Hypothesis, WTC Demolition, Explosives, Solving the Mystery of 9/11, Ed Asner, 
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Produced: 2006, Episode: SJ-HYP+STM
Category: Education, 57:59
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https://youtu.be/eVwfwBewVc0--
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Phone your local public access TV station and ask them to broadcast this film to your local community. Your station can download the film in TV broadcast format from PEGMedia.org .

This film is available for any Public Access TV station in the country - and world - to broadcast.

Stations that use Telvue, DVDs or other media can contact 911TV1@gmail.com for instructions.
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This PEGMedia Episode: http://www.pegmedia.org/index.php?q=msvr/ep/21564/detail
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