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14 ways official reports agreed with "conspiracy theorists" on 9/11


OffGuardian
Thu, 09 Sep 2021 07:06 UTC
NIST
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Entrance of the Gaithersburg Campus of National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
As part of our season marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 "terrorist attacks", OffG is going to be highlighting some of the research papers and scientific studies done over the years.

These studies have been key in pointing out logical flaws and impossible physics used to support the official narrative.

Our first paper is "Fourteen Points of Agreement with Official Government Reports on the World Trade Center Destruction", which was first published in 2008.

Authored by five key names in the 9/11 truth movement, Steve Jones, Frank Legge, Kevin Ryan, Anthony Szamboti and James Gourley, this paper collates all the statements from both FEMA and NIST that actually agree with the so-called "conspiracy theorists", and highlights the holes in the official story. Holes that the government experts admit exist.

We'll post the 14 points summarised, and then embed the whole paper below.

Comment: See also:

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Fire

Massive fire breaks out on the roof of New York City hospital

Harriet Alexander
Daily Mail
Fri, 10 Sep 2021 22:56 UTC
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Dramatic photos shared on social media showed the thick black smoke on Friday afternoon
A New York City hospital was ablaze on Friday, with two people reported injured as firefighters battled the rooftop flames and huge black plumes of smoke billowed into the sky.

The two-alarm fire was reported at the 257-bed St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Far Rockaway, Queens at 5:15pm, a New York Fire Department spokesman told DailyMail.com.

Twenty five units were responding, with 106 fire fighters and other first responders on the scene.

Two civilians have been injured, he said, but the extent of their injuries are unclear. He did not know if the entire hospital has been evacuated.

Comment: This is just the latest in a long list of fires and explosions to occur in recent months. Whilst the causes are unlikely to be the same in every case, with human error and shoddy construction to amongst them, the sheer number of incidents, at factories, at hospitals, and involving oxygen tanks and gas, does rouse one's curiosity: See also: SOTT Exclusive: The growing threat of underground fires and explosions

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Palestinians warn of uprising if Israel seeks to kill 'beloved' escapees


Mondoweiss
Thu, 09 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC
Palestinian protesters
© Ashraf Amra/APA Images
Protests for jailed Palestinians as Israeli occupation authorities begin to impose collective punishment against all Palestinians incarcerated in Israel.
The dramatic escape of six Palestinian prisoners from Gilboa prison is now in its fourth day, and the story is resonating around the world. Palestinians and their supporters celebrate the escape, while Israeli authorities and media express humiliation and rage.

The dramatic escape of six prisoners from Gilboa prison in Israel is now in its fourth day with none of the prisoners captured, and the story is resonating around the world. Palestinians and their supporters celebrate an escape to rival those in Hollywood pictures. While Israeli authorities and media express humiliation and rage.

Over 100 Palestinians were injured as Israeli authorities attacked protests in the West Bank Wednesday in solidarity with the escapees, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent.

Israelis describe the escapees as "terrorists," and an anchor on i24 News said today that the escape has caused fear because they are "dangerous people on the run." Alon Eviatar, a former intelligence officer, told the channel that Israel has two choices, to capture the escaped prisoners or kill them.
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Arrow Down

Gavin Newsom opposed vaccine mandates in 2019 speech and was thanked by RFK, Jr.

Jack Posobiec
Human Events
Thu, 09 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC
NewsomKennedy
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California Governor Gavin Newsom • Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. • 2019
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced in July that healthcare workers and state employees must be vaccinated or succumb to weekly testing and wear masks; however, back in 2019, Newsom opposed the same kind of mandate. He said at the meeting:
"I believe in immunizations, "however I do legitimately have concerns about a bureaucrat making a decision that is very personal."
Kennedy wrote in a Facebook post:
"We don't measure character or leadership by a commander's posture during moments of comfort, but by his willingness to stand against the tides and storms of collective opinion during eras of controversy and hysteria. California Gov. Gavin Newsom has just passed that test with his wise and sober opposition to a draconian proposal to forcibly vaccinate medically fragile children against the wishes of their parents and the medical advice of their physician.

"He expressed his concern about giving faceless government officials (with no medical training) veto power over vaccine exemptions deemed medically necessary by a child's doctor. Gavin argued that those decisions should be made between patients and doctors without government involvement."
Newsom told reporters at the 2019 California Democratic Party convention in regards to a proposed bill to require the Department of Public Health to approve every request for a medical exemption to a child's immunization schedule:
"I like doctor-patient relationships. Bureaucratic relationships are more challenging for me. I'm a parent. I don't want someone that the governor appointed to make a decision for my family."

Comment: Newsom says anything to achieve a self-serving result.

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Kentucky lawmakers vote to lift statewide mask mandate for public schools

Brie Stimson
Fox News
Fri, 10 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC
Kentucky senator Max Wise
© AP/Timothy D. Easley
Senator Max Wise • Kentucky State Legislature
Kentucky lawmakers voted to lift a statewide public school mask mandate late Thursday after an emotional debate. Republican state Sen. Max Wise, the bill's sponsor, said during debate:
"This bill will give local control back to the districts — not mandating they do, not mandating they don't. They make the decision of what they think is best for their constituents in their communities."
Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed portions of the bill, which gives local school boards the authority to make masking decisions, but was quickly overridden by the Republican-led legislature. The bill also affects childcare centers.

Its passage came at the end of a special session called by the governor to address a coronavirus surge that has overwhelmed hospitals in the state. Democratic Sen. Reggie Thomas claimed during the debate:
"This bill ... is really a life-and-death bill. If we eliminate mask mandates, then we are putting all children and all school personnel at severe risk."
Republican Rep. John Blanton said the bill removes a "one-size-fits-all" approach:
"We are not taking masks away from your children today. Masks are still part of the tools that's provided for each and every school district across this state."
The bill also aims to keep children in the classroom as much as possible by limiting remote instruction to a particular school or classroom - instead of the entire district - when there's an outbreak. Another bill passed Thursday night bans statewide mask mandates, also leaving that power to local governments and businesses.
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Briefcase

Pennsylvania Republicans to hold a hearing on election integrity, 2020 investigation

Chris Pandolfo
The Blaze
Fri, 03 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC
Mastriano/Dush
© Sam Dunklau/WITF
State Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-Adams) and State Sen. Cris Dush (R-Cameron)
Nearly 10 months after the November 2020 election, Pennsylvania Republicans will hold a public hearing on their investigation into the election results, a state Senate committee announced Thursday.

The Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee will hold its first public hearing for a probe into election "irregularities" on Sept. 9 at the state Capitol, Chairman Sen. Cris Dush (R) said in a statement.

The committee is inviting Pennsylvania Department of State officials to testify "regarding last-minute guidance provided to counties and its impact on the 2020 General Election." Dush said the hearing will be part of a broader inquiry into Pennsylvania's election system. The time and location of the hearing is still being determined.

In addition to testimony from officials, the committee is requesting sworn testimony from the public "regarding problems they have personally experienced with the state's election system."
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Yoda

Shapiro on Fox: Daily Wire 'staffing up' to fight Biden's 'tyrannical and authoritarian order'

Hank Berrien
The Daily Wire
Fri, 10 Sep 2021 18:13 UTC
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© Fox News
Ben Shapiro announces The Daily Wire's intention to defy Biden's coporate vaccine mandate on September 10, 2021
On Friday, appearing on Fox & Friends to respond to President Biden's statement requiring businesses with over 100 employees to "ensure their workforce is fully vaccinated or require any workers who remain unvaccinated to produce a negative test result on at least a weekly basis before coming to work," Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro stated that his company would "use every method and resource at our disposal to defy the president's unconstitutional order."

"I think that he's made a huge tactical legal blunder here," Shapiro said. "I think that there's every possibility that something like this goes to the Supreme Court level, and suddenly we see a complete rewriting of the administrative state because Joe Biden couldn't get his act in order," and blasting, "Joe Biden couldn't get his act in order, and so he decided to issue a tyrannical and authoritarian order here."

Comment: Good luck with that: Biden to require COVID-19 vaccines, tests for millions of private workers

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NPC

Google & BBC staff face an onslaught of woke indoctrination, but it won't work... normal people can spot bulls**t a mile away

Charlie Stone
RT
Fri, 10 Sep 2021 17:41 UTC
google people line staff
© Elijah Nouvelage / AFP / File
Bosses at Google are pushing training that suggests babies are racist, while BBC workers are playing games to 'assess their privilege'. While employees pay lip service to it all, you can bet many think it's utter madness.

I have some gut-wrenching, terrible news for the wokeys trying to bend and hammer and shape society and culture to their will: it doesn't work.

For example, any employee with half a dozen fully operational brain cells knows that they must emit positive noises after sitting through an unconscious bias or diversity awareness training course.

Comment: Lobaczeski calls it again. From Political Ponerology:
Normal people must develop a level of patience beyond the ken of anyone living in a normal man's system just in order to explain what to do and how to do it to some obtuse mediocrity of a psychological deviant who has been placed in charge
of some project that he cannot even understand, much less manage. This special kind of pedagogy - instructing deviants
while avoiding their wrath - requires a great deal of time and effort, but it would otherwise not be possible to maintain tolerable
living conditions and necessary achievements in the economic area or intellectual life of a society.

[...]

During the initial shock, the feeling of social links between normal people fade. After that has been survived, however, the
overwhelming majority of people begin to manifest their own phenomenon of psychological immunization. Society simultaneously starts collecting practical knowledge on the subject of this new reality and its psychological properties.

Normal people slowly learn to perceive the weak spots of such a system and utilize the possibilities of more expedient arrangement of their lives. They begin to give each other advice in these matters, thus slowly regenerating the feelings of social links and reciprocal trust. A new phenomenon occurs: separation between the pathocrats and the society of normal people. The latter have an advantage of talent, professional skills, and healthy common sense. They therefore hold certain very advantageous cards.


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Pistol

Feds charge deputy mayor of NY town found with unregistered guns, fake FBI badges

Joshua Rhett Miller
New York Post
Wed, 08 Sep 2021 16:25 UTC
airmont ny guns mayor fake id police
© Rockland County DA
The box of IDs included credentials from the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau of Prisons.
A deputy mayor of a New York village is facing state and federal charges after he was found with a cache of unregistered firearms and fake FBI badges, prosecutors said.

Brian Downey, deputy mayor of Airmont in Rockland County, was arrested at his home Thursday for purchasing a rifle suppression device over the internet. Department of Homeland Security agents had tipped off prosecutors to the delivery of the illegal device, Rockland County District Attorney Tom Walsh said.
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Yoda

Women take their fight with Scottish leader online over SNP's gender self-identification plans: 'Shame on you Sturgeon'


RT
Fri, 10 Sep 2021 14:53 UTC
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
© Robert Perry/Pool via REUTERS/File
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
Women in Scotland have taken their battle with the SNP and leader Nicola Sturgeon online after the nationalist party said that plans to reform gender laws in favour of self-identification were back on the table.

The Scottish government is once again coming under fire for its controversial positioning on gender identity. On Thursday, hundreds took to Twitter to voice their opposition to recent developments, including First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's announcement on Tuesday that reforms to gender identity law were back on the agenda, having been suspended during the pandemic.

She said the Gender Recognition Reform bill "will make the existing process of gender recognition less degrading, intrusive and traumatic. In other words, it will make life easier for one of the most stigmatised minorities in our society."

Comment: Scotland used to be considered a bastion of pragmatism and common sense. No more:

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