Improbable Collapse storms into no. 68 on Google

[andrewwatson]

I have a small interest in this film , in that I was asked by Mike Berger to allow some of my music to be used, for which I took no fee.

It begins and ends movingly with the testimony of the wives and survivors of the Twin Towers. Interspersed with much new footage are interviews with a cross-section of experts and researchers. For me the climax is David Ray Griffin's thunderous account of the firefighters' testimonies, and a devastating debunking of the NIST and FEMA reports. WTC7 is especially well covered in this film. While sticking entirely to the mainstream line on demolition evidence, Berger does not pull his punches in extracting the truth from the myth of 9/11. The concluding 'courtroom' scene with William Veale is a nice touch, and demonstrates that there is real passion in this film.

There are those in this movement who have criticised www.911truth.org, of which Berger is press spokesman, for being LIHOP and soft on Controlled Demolition. This movie should show that this is certainly not the case. It is a valuable tool for our campaign.

While the film is available on Google, it would be great if people could order copies from the homepage http://www.improbablecollapse.com to enable the makers to recoup their investment.

[James C]

I entirely agree and thanks Andrew. The music is excellent by the way.

I ordered this film back in May. I subsequently spoke to Mike on the phone after it failed to arrive on my doortsep and he told me of a delay. We had a great converstaion and he is a very nice guy being very passionate about the whole cause. For my patience he sent me a free copy of the Steven Jones lecture made on 1st February 2006.

The film 'Improbable Collapse' may not tell some hard core truthers much they don't already know but it is great to see the facts presented in a such a clear and concise way. I love the evidence presented by NIST showing their attempts at recreating melting steel - to no avail. The bonus material includes a film documenting the awareness program by some of the New York firefighters to the part the Motorola radios played on 9/11. The claim is that Motorola has the monopoly on the emergency services radio system yet the system is faulty leading to major signal losses, especially in large buildings.

A percentage of the proceeds go towards funding Steven Jones' research I believe so please purchase this film.

[Mark Gobell]

I received my copy last week and recommend it. The music Andrew is really good, reminded me of Steve Hackett's music especially the Emma piece from Trafalgar - lovely, well done.

[andrewwatson]

Thank you, Mark. Ironically a piece I wrote as a conventional 'bio-phonic' for the 2005 Nelson festivities may be better known in the States as a backdrop to the Twin Towers being demolished!

[Mark Gobell]

I tried, but I'm really struggling to find a response to that.

[andrewwatson]

None required

Andrew

[Skeptic]

excellent film

nice tunes too - you ever make hiphop?

[Reflecter]

I have a copy ordered and on the way. I shall wait till it arrives though but Im glad to hear its a good addition to the movements films.

[Mark Gobell]

As the http://911mysteries.com website says: Order a copy of part 1 and you will help to produce parts 2 & 3