Denmark Vesey: Dick Gregory Is The Blackest Man On The Planet

Monday, September 13, 2010

Dick Gregory Is The Blackest Man On The Planet - Launches Hunger Strike For 9-11 Truth

Dick Gregory Said ...

It was so painful for me as my wife Lil and I watched the events of September 11, 2001 on television. Seeing a plane hit the World Trade Center (WTC) North Tower at 8:46, then a second plane hit the South Tower at 9:02. Shortly, we saw the firefighters and other first responders courageously going into the buildings hoping to extinguish the fires, but it was impossible to foresee what followed.

Then we watched in shock as nearly a dozen people were jumping from the upper floors to their deaths.

We felt profound horror at 9:59 as the South Tower cascaded in freefall into its own footprint, and then 29 minutes later when the North Tower came down in the same impossible freefall way.

The new forensic evidence which is being released today by Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth demonstrates the presence of controlled demolition materiel in the World Trade Center buildings One and Two. CONT=>

1 comment:

nader paul kucinich gravel mckinney said...: Dear Dick Gregory;

Your words are more important than you know.
Your words are more powerful than you know.

Props & respect from Cleveland High School.
Props & respect from Washington University.
Props & respect from Sumner High School.

St. Louie; Sep 14, 2010, 3:35:00 PM

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