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Russia Today reports that a new movement to reinvestigate the 9/11 attacks is gaining pace in the US. With major public support, 12 towns are set to decide whether to ask the federal government for a new independent probe.Twelve towns are making a new 9/11 inquiry a ballot box issue this spring. Voters heading to the polls will vote on a non-binding resolution that supporters hope eventually sparks momentum and legislative power nationwide. Hundreds of citizens are expressing a desire to find out the real truth and are attending meetings where local experts, such as physicist John Wyndam, present alternative 9/11 theories, specifically surrounding the collapse of World Trade Center Seven and the Twin Towers. Basically it is impossible for the top 12 stories to have crushed the lower structure without acceleration. Physically impossible and yet that is what you observe, claimed Wyndam. While most elected officials have ignored cries for a 9/11 probe, former Keene mayor Mike Blastos is an exception. The two biggest tragedies I can recall other than world wars concerning America was Kennedys assassination and the attack on 9/11. And they both remain completely unanswered, Blastos said. The 9/11 commission, like the Warren Commission, left millions of Americans doubtful over the official governments version. Bedding withholds accusations, but demands answers. I do not like to speculate who did what, or who let something happening. That should be found out. Building 7 was not …

A tribute to the natural beauty and historic legacy of the six New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island. The musical excerpts accompanying each montage are as follows: Connecticut – Symphony No. 3 in C minor (“Organ Symphony”), 2nd mvt. (Maestoso) by Camille Saint-Saëns Maine – Finlandia by Jean Sibelius Massachusetts – Colonial Song by Percy Grainger New Hampshire – “Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity” from The Planets by Gustav Holst Vermont – “Nimrod” from The Enigma Variations by Edward Elgar Rhode Island – Piano Concerto in A minor, 3rd mvt. by Edvard Grieg
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