sister kenny ( 1946 ) is a biographical film about sister elizabeth kenny , an australian bush nurse , who fought to help people who suffered from polio , despite opposition from the medical establishment .

the film stars rosalind russell , alexander knox , and philip merivale .

the movie was adapted by alexander knox , mary mccarthy milton gunzburg ( uncredited ) and dudley nichols from the book and they shall walk , by elizabeth kenny and martha ostenso , and directed by dudley nichols .

the " sister " in the title does not refer to being a nun , rather , a rank she had held as a nurse in the australian army and also a term for a senior rn ( which kenny was not ) .

sister kenny

the sister elizabeth kenny foundation is formed to fund and manage the sister kenny institute .
sister elizabeth kenny foundation . the story of the sister elizabeth kenny foundation in the fight against polio . minneapolis : sister elizabeth kenny foundation , 1950 .
sister kenny institute . publications and audio - visual aids . minneapolis : sister kenny institute , 1973 .
sister kenny is surrounded by patients at the first anniversary observance of the sister kenny rehabilitative institute , december 1943 .
sister elizabeth kenny foundation . and they shall walk : if you help ! minneapolis : sister elizabeth kenny foundation , 1945 .
sister elizabeth kenny foundation . how the elizabeth kenny institute operates . minneapolis : division of information services , sister elizabeth kenny foundation , [ 1947 ? ] .
sister kenny ( 1946 ) - - ( movie clip ) symptoms . . .
rehabilitation : a report by the rehabilitation services division of the sister kenny foundation . ( motion picture ) 1957 . sister elizabeth kenny foundation . minneapolis , mn .
sister kenny ' s treatment restored dignity and physical independence to thousands of people .
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when world war one broke out , nurse kenny joined up and eventually earned the title of ' sister kenny . '
iron lung patient and staff , sister kenny institute , minneapolis . c . 1942 .
january 1943 , sister kenny in hollywood . from left : rosalind russel , who was to star in the movie ,
sister kenney
; mary mccarthy , writer ; and sister kenney .
the library of congress . search for sister kenny in the prints and photographs collection . urltoken
lincolnshire post - polio library [ dr . henry writes about sister kenny : polio pioneer ]
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sister elizabeth kenny . henry thomas new york , putnam . ©1958 . available at 158 librairies .
biography of sister elizabeth kenny . buffalo , ny : the sister elizabeth kenny foundation of buffalo , inc . 1947 . located at buffalo & erie county public library , rare books . buffalo , ny
sister elizabeth kenny ( right ) with her daughter , mary . photographs courtesy of margaret opdahl ernest .
the elizabeth kenny clinic opens on december 17 , 1942 . the hospital treats children with polio using sister kenny ' s groundbreaking techniques of physical rehabilitation .
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sister kenny institute in minneapolis , and the kenny method earned wide acclaim . kenny subsequently became one of america’s most admired women of her era and was given honorary degrees and invited to deliver talks .
and tthey shall walk ; the life story of sister elizabeth kenny . elizabeth kenny . london : r . hale . 1951 . located at 88 libraries .
crofford , emily . healing warrior : a story about sister elizabeth kenny . minneapolis : carolrhoda books , 1989 .
guest star spots . ( sound recording : non - music ) 1952 sister elizabeth kenny foundation . minneapolis , mn : sister elizabeth kenny foundation . 1952 . located at library of congress , washington , dc 20540 united states .
in 1942 , the sister kenny institute was opened to train therapists and splints stockpiled as doctors adopted her methods .
polio and the kenny method . minneapolis : division of information services , sister elizabeth kenny foundation . 1947 . located minnesota historical society , st paul , mn .
the word spread about sister kenny ' s treatment and within four years , four kenny clinics successfully treated six hundred patients . she could no longer be ignored .
a brief resume of the story of sister elizabeth kenny and the elizabeth kenny institute for infantile paralysis . elizabeth kenny institute . board of . 1944 . located at minnesota historical society , st paul , mn .
his sister melanie held a bedside vigil with george’s other sister yioda , 57 . the women are expected to inherit part of his millions .
sister kenny died during one of her trips back home to australia . she was seventy - two years of age .
the story of the sister elizabeth kenny foundation in the fight against polio . sister elizabeth kenny foundation . 1950 . located at minnesota historical society , st paul , mn . the kenny concept of infantile paralysis and its treatment . john florian m pohl and elizabeth kenny ; minneapolis , mn : bruce . 1943 . located at 156 libraries .
cohn , victor . sister kenny : the woman who challenged the doctors . minneapolis : university of minnesota press , 1975 .
sister kenny died in 1952 and was buried beside her mother in nobby cemetery ; a small museum in nobby holds artifacts and documents relating to her life . the sister kenny memorial fund awards scholarships to students with an interest in remote and rural nursing .
and they shall walk ; the life story of sister elizabeth kenny . elizabeth kenny and martha ostenso . new york , dodd , mead , 1943 . available at 660 libraries .
she served as a staff nurse on troopships carrying wounded soldiers back to australia . in 1916–17 she was given the title “sister” ( head nurse ) and from then on referred to herself as sister kenny .
brief biography : sister elizabeth kenny was born in australia and completed her nursing training there . in world war i , kenny served as an australian army nurse and was promoted to the rank of
sister ,
the nurse corps equivalent to a first lieutenant .
sister kenny ( 1946 ) is the true story of the australian nurse who fought to gain acceptance for her polio - treatment methods .
sister elizabeth kenny was a pioneer in the treatment of infantile paralysis or polio , one of the world ' s most devastating diseases .
in 1940 , at the age of fifty - nine , sister kenny and her adopted daughter mary , went to the united states .
sister kenny . rosalind russell and elizabeth kenny . ( video recording : vhs tape ) 1990 . turner home entertainment , ©1990 . located at 62 libraries . and they shall walk : if you will help ! minneapolis , mn : sister elizabeth kenny foundation . 1945 . located at minnesota historical society , st paul , mn .
sister kenny ( 1946 ) is the true story of the australian nurse who fought to gain acceptance for her polio - treatment methods . >
the sister kenny institute merges into the abbott - northwestern hospital corporation and moves into a new location nine blocks south of its original location .
sister elizabeth kenny . adam wirtzfeld . minnesota : urltoken , ©2004 . available at the minnesota historical society , st . paul , mn .
the sister elizabeth kenny foundation and the national foundation for infantile paralysis . minneapolis : division of information services , sister elizabeth kenny foundation . 1947 . located at minnesota historical society , st . paul , mn 55102 united states ; san francisco public library , san francisco , ca .
and they shall walk by sister elizabeth kenny written in collaboration with martha ostenso , dodd , mead and co . new york , 1943 .
the kenny institute merges with courage center ( part of allina health ) to become the courage kenny rehabilitation institute .
the elizabeth kenny clinic opened on december 17 , 1942 . the treatment methods that sister kenny used for polio—like heat packs and careful exercise—became the basis of a new field of medicine called rehabilitation medicine .
in 1943 , the clinic became the sister kenny institute and was managed and funded by the newly formed sister kenny foundation . by the 1960s , the foundation and the institute were in trouble . the foundation ' s executive director , marvin kline , was indicted for mismanaging foundation funds .
her work is recognized in the 1946 movie
sister kenny ,
starring rosalind russell , who won an oscar for best actress that year .
her life story sounds like a movie script , and indeed it did become a movie , sister kenny , in 1946 , starring rosalind russell , a four - time academy award best actress nominee . sister kenny , based on the book and they shall walk , by martha ostenso , earned russell one of those nominations ; russell and kenny became close friends .
cartwright , r . l . .
sister kenny institute .
mnopedia , minnesota historical society . urltoken ( accessed july 9 , 2018 ) .
albertson , don l .
sister kenny ' s legacy .
hennepin history magazine 37 , no . 1 ( spring 1978 ) : 3–14 .
rogers , naomi , “ sister kenny goes to washington : polio , populism , and medical politics in postwar america , ” i n robert johnston , the politics of healing , 2004 , 102–3 . denton , margaret , “further comments on the elizabeth kenny controversy , ” australian historical studies , 2000 , 157 . knapp , miland e . , m . d . , “the contribution of sister elizabeth kenny to the treatment of poliomyelitis , ” archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation , august 1955 , 510–17 . “verdict on sister kenny , ” newsweek , june 26 , 1944 . “a doctor comments on ‘sister kenny , ” life , september 16 , 1946 , 21 .
the wikipedia article on elizabeth kenny lists notable individuals who had been polio patients of sister kenny . among those listed are alan alda , dinah shore and
rosalind russell ' s nephew .
it is known that rosalind russell had campaigned long to portray sister kenny in film . her nephew ' s treatment may have been a factor in that interest . see more »
the elizabeth kenny clinic opened on december 17 , 1942 . the treatment methods that sister kenny used for polio - like heat packs and careful exercise - became the basis of a new field of medicine called rehabilitation medicine .
cohn , victor .
sister kenny ' s fierce fight for better polio care .
smithsonian 12 , no . 8 ( november 1981 ) : 180–200 .
sister elizabeth kenny revisited . florence p . kendall archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation , volume 79 , issue 4 , april 1998 , pages 361 - 365 .
president franklin d . roosevelt and sister kenny . roosevelt contracted polio in 1921 . his legs were paralyzed , but he learned to walk with braces and a cane .
principal cast : rosalind russell ( sister elizabeth kenny ) , alexander knox ( dr . aeneas mcdonnell ) , dean jagger ( kevin connors ) , philip merivale ( dr . brack ) , beulah bondi ( mary kenny ) , charles dingle ( michael kenny ) , john litel ( medical director ) .
three years after her death in 1952 , the sister kenny foundation was formed by her supporters . the sister kenny foundation supported a trial of the oral vaccine in 1957 - 59 and later funded two worldwide conferences by the pan american health organization ( paho ) to discuss the pros and cons of the live oral vaccine . at this time , the nfip was concentrating its energies on the inactivated salk - type vaccine and the activities funded by the sister kenny foundation were instrumental in the eventual licensing decision .
sister elizabeth kenny and the evolution of the occupational division of labour in health care . evan willis . journal of sociology , jan 1979 ; 15 : 30 - 38 .
in recognition of several distinguished locally produced programs , including unwed mothers , sister kenny scandal , and arle haeberle’s capsule fashion course , a specifically created therapy for . . .
sister kenny was not a nun . although a largely self - taught nurse , she earned the title of
sister ,
based on the british title for a chief nurse , which in the 1917 world war i australian army nurse corps was equal to a first lieutenant .
sister kenny
( 1946 ) in the internet movie database ( uk ) . alternative sites : imdb ( us ) , imdb ( italy ) and imdb ( home )
sister kenny ' s method involved using moist , hot compresses to ease muscle spasm pain , eliminating immobilization during the acute phase of the disease , and gently exercising the paralyzed muscles .
i knew sister kenny ; a story of a great lady and little people . herbert jerome levine . boston , : christopher pub . house . 1954 . located at 48 libraries .
sister kenny ' s invention of a special stretcher for the transportation of patients in shock provided her with the funds to start her own clinic for the treatment of polio victims . the stretcher was named the sylvia stretcher in honor of a child named sylvia for whom the special stretcher was created . a patent was obtained and sister kenny earned royalties for many years .
in 1975 , the sister kenny institute merged with the abbott - northwestern hospital corporation , because it was becoming hard for small , freestanding hospitals to stay afloat . as of 2012 , the kenny institute remains a prominent center for rehabilitation treatment and research in minnesota .
u live very close to the sister kenny rehab facility that was created to do physical therapy for polio children . read about her life ' s work or watch the sister elizabeth kenny movie starring rosalind russell . she caused hundreds of children to regain movement during & after polio . it ' s possible your daughter could regain mobility using her physical therapy treatments so make that appointment !
oppewal , sonda riedesel .
sister elizabeth kenny , an australian nurse , and treatment of poliomyelitis victims .
journal of nursing scholarship 29 , no . 1 ( march 1997 ) : 83–88 .
in 1975 , the sister kenny institute united with the abbott - northwestern hospital corporation because it was becoming hard for small , freestanding hospitals to stay afloat . a 2013 merger with courage center ( part of allina health ) brought with it a new name : courage kenny rehabilitation institute .
the sister kenny institute was founded in 1942 as a rehabilitation - based treatment center for polio patients . in the 1940s and 1950s , polio was one of the most widespread and dreaded childhood diseases in the world . affected children and young adults traveled from across the globe to be treated by the institute ' s founder , australian nurse elizabeth kenny . the institute also offered courses for nurses and physical therapists who wanted to be trained in the kenny method . after the polio vaccine was developed in 1955 , the sister kenny institute ' s mission expanded to include rehabilitation medicine in general .
biography : sister elizabeth kenny : a controversial participant in the war against polio b . lee ligon . seminars in pediatric infectious diseases , volume 11 , issue 4 , october 2000 , pages 287 - 291 .
pohl , john florian m . the kenny concept of infantile paralysis and its treatment .
soon sister kenny and her technicians needed a larger facility . the minneapolis board of public welfare suggested the lymanhurst building , which was being used as a school and hospital for children with rheumatic fever . the city relocated the patients and students who were there and remodeled it for kenny ' s use .
citation : jacqueline foertsch . review of rogers , naomi , polio wars : sister kenny and the golden age of american medicine . h - disability , h - net reviews . march , 2016 . url : urltoken
rosalind russell as title character , australian nurse elizabeth kenny , with boyfriend kevin ( dean jagger ) , an army doctor , recounting a polio case then reporting to her mentor doctor ( alexander knox ) about what they discover is a radical treatment she ' s invented , in sister kenny , 1946 . >
sister elizabeth kenny ' s role in changing the treatment of polio during the 1940s . cheri staab ; thesis / dissertation / manuscript archival material . 2005 . located at minnesota state university , mankato , mankato , mn .
sister elizabeth kenny . the physical therapy review , 1953 feb ; 33 ( 2 ) : 81 . medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . located at 291 libraries .
sister kenny was very famous , and hollywood made a movie about her . but the patients at the kenny institute had mixed feelings about their time at her clinic . they were young , sick , and scared . the institute did not let them see their parents very often , and their rooms were overcrowded .
queensland , australia , 1911 , rosalind russell playing her friend , the pioneering nurse elizabeth kenny , coming home with sponsor dr . mcdonnell ( alexander knox , also co - screenwriter ) to parents ( beulah bondi , charles dingle ) , opening writer - producer - director dudley nichols ' sister kenny , 1946 . >
homemaking aids for the disabled . ian sanderson ; kenny rehabilitation institute . minneapolis : sister elizabeth kenny foundation , ©1963 . located at university of oklahoma , health science center library oklahoma city , franciscan university of steubenville steubenville , oh , university of pennsylvania libraries philadelphia , pa , clinton community college , plattsburgh , ny .
courage kenny rehabilitation institute , part of allina health , was created in 2013 by the merger of courage center and sister kenny rehabilitation institute . the institute provides a continuum of rehabilitation services for people with short - and long - term conditions , injuries and disabilities in communities throughout minnesota and western wisconsin . courage kenny rehabilitation institute has multiple locations , and numerous programs and services . for more information visit urltoken .
per hollywood , on her first call , playing outback nurse elizabeth kenny , ca . 1911 , rosalind russell has received a diagnosis of infantile paralysis for dorrie ( doreen mccann ) and , with aid from her parents ( fay helm , charles kemper ) , invents her own radical treatment , in sister kenny , 1946 . >
in this film , rosalind russell stars as elizabeth kenny , tireless battler of infantile paralysis . it is in the australian outback that nurse kenny first confronts the debilitating illness . kenny battles with the medical establishment in order to bring her radical theories towards conquering the disease to the public .
author ( s ) of review : naomi rogers . reviewed work ( s ) : sister kenny . isis > vol . 84 , no . 4 ( dec . , 1993 ) , pp . 772 - 774 . stable url : urltoken
janice saunier helland papers , 1947–1951 manuscript collections , minnesota historical society , st . paul description : correspondence and miscellaneous papers , photographs , and newspaper clippings of janice saunier helland related to her work with sister elizabeth kenny and the treatment of poliomyelitis .
i know a woman who ' s father tied her paralyzed foot to a tricycle pedal & created a path thruout the house for her to pedal all day using her good leg . it caused her weak leg to
remember
how to move ( sister kenny technique ) & she has walked normally for 60yrs now . her arm & hand are much weaker bcz it wasn ' t moving as much as her leg did . they were improvising . they had no idea what sister kenny taught .
naomi rogers . polio wars : sister kenny and the golden age of american medicine . new york : oxford university press , 2013 . 488 pp . $ 36 . 95 ( cloth ) , isbn 978 - 0 - 19 - 538059 - 0 .
kenny went to the mayo clinic and then the university of minnesota . after demonstrating her treatments , she began caring for acute polio patients at minneapolis general hospital . many parents wanted sister kenny to care for their children . her treatment was more effective and less painful . since she could not meet the demand , she began training technicians to help her .
h . a . t . fairbank et al . , “report on the kenny method of treatment , ” british medical journal , 22 oct . 1938 . wallace h . cole & miland e . knapp , “ the kenny treatment of infantile paralysis : a preliminary report , ” journal of the american medical association , 7 june 1941 , vol . 116 , pp . 2577–80 . miland e . knapp , “the kenny treatment for infantile paralysis” , archives of physical therapy , nov . 1942 . miland e . knapp , “the contribution of sister elizabeth kenny to the treatment of poliomyelitis , ” archives of physical medicine & rehabilitation , aug . 1955 . marvin l . kline , “ the most unforgettable character i’ve met , ” reader’s digest , aug . 1959 [ sister kenny ] basil o’connor , “the story of the kenny method , ” archives of physical therapy , april 1944 , vol . xxv . ralph k . ghormley et al . , “evaluation of the kenny treatment of infantile paralysis , ” journal of the american medical association , 17 june 1944 , vol . 125 . j . e . hulett jr . , “the kenny healing cult : preliminary analysis of leadership and patterns of interaction , ” american sociological review , june 1945 , vol . 10 . victor cohn , sister kenny : the woman who challenged the doctors ( university of minnesota press , minneapolis 1975 ) .
kenny was even the subject of a hollywood film . released in 1946 , sister kenny was a stirring romantic adventure that carried the tagline : ‘a woman made for love… but whose service to humanity became her destiny ! ’ it was a popular film that earned rosalind russell , who played the title role , a golden globe and a best actress oscar nomination .
healing warrior : a story about sister elizabeth kenny . ( creative minds biographies ) ( library binding ) emily crofford ( author ) , steve michaels ( illustrator ) . book : juvenile audience minneapolis , mn : carolrhoda books , ©1989 . available at 869 libraries .
the elizabeth kenny clinic opens in minneapolis on december 17 , funded by the minneapolis board of public welfare .
sister elizabeth kenny revisited . fp kendall archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation , 1998 apr ; 79 ( 4 ) : 361 - 5 database : from medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . available at 979 libraries .
a dogma upended from down under : sister elizabeth kenny ' s polio treatment . mark w swaim . north carolina medical journal . 59 , no . 4 , ( 1998 ) : 256 . durham , nc : north carolina medical society . located at 316 libraries .
a calculating divorcée risks her chances at wealth and security with a man she doesn ' t love by getting involved with the hotheaded murderer romancing her foster sister .
last week george’s former lover , texan art dealer kenny goss , told how the family were desperate for closure .
i view sister elizabeth kenny as a polio pioneer much as i do eleanor roosevelt as a civil rights pioneer . both women received great criticism , both were rather large in statue , both had the courage of their convictions and did not back down when they felt they were right .
sister kenny was not a catholic sister or nun . the title of sister was bestowed as a military rank for nurses in the australian medical corps . she was trained to be a vocational or practical nurse . she served in the australian medical corps during world war i , made numerous voyages between europe and australia on hospital ships in dangerous waters , and actually was wounded with shrapnel in one leg while serving on the front . she also had some type of heart condition which almost shortened her life . the condition was never clearly diagnosed . all of this happened before she began a long crusade to help children attacked by polio .
kenny method , which was later adapted to include physical therapies such as the bending and flexing of joints for rehabilitation .
serving america ' s disabled : the great mission of the sister elizabeth kenny foundation . hh humphrey . archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation , 1962 apr ; 43 : 186 - 90 medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . located at 979 libraries .
she eventually met president roosevelt in the white house in june , 1943 . her methods were never fully endorsed by the national foundation for infantile paralysis , but she received some support from this organization because her patients believed in her and she got good results . the national foundation financially supported the training of kenny therapists at the university of minnesota . however , the foundation refused to support the kenny institute . sister kenny died in 1952 before the announcement of the salk vaccine in 1955 . the kenny institute survived ; and in the late 1950s , the kenny institute and the world health organization were the major supporters of continued polio research . these two groups financed polio conferences in 1959 and 1960 in which albert sabin announced the amazing results around the world in using his live virus vaccine which could be administered so easily . the kenny institute survives to this day as a part of the abbott northwestern hospital complex in minneapolis .
george’s funeral is being formally arranged by his sister melanie , 55 . she has been carefully organising the venue , flowers and catering for what will be a “heartfelt and intimate” affair .
after that crisis , dr . frank h . krusen became the new director of the sister kenny foundation . he restored community support , and his medical guidance kept the institute on the forefront of rehabilitation medicine even after the 1955 polio vaccine dramatically reduced the number of polio cases in the u . s .
kenny and her trainees leave behind not only several facilities - including the sister kenny rehabilitative institute , which treats many disabling conditions - but also a legacy of thousands of child polio survivors who regained more mobility , recovered faster , and suffered less pain than they would have otherwise . her legacy could also be considered a testimony to open - mindedness - examining and weighing something new on its own merits rather than on established ideas .
kenny moves to the u . s . and is embraced in minnesota after receiving cool treatment in new york and chicago .
during this polio outbreak twenty children in the district contracted the crippling disease . the six treated by nurse kenny completely recovered .
into this maelstrom of fear and disease strode a tall , imposing woman with an unorthodox and controversial method of treatment - sister elizabeth kenny from australia . said the time article ,
her controversial treatment - hot packs [ and ] exercise of affected limbs - was first adopted in the u . s . in 1940 . objective : to evaluate the work and prove ' the ability of kenny technicians to meet an emergency . '
sister elizabeth kenny , an australian nurse , and treatment of poliomyelitis victims . sr oppewal image - - the journal of nursing scholarship , 1997 spring ; 29 ( 1 ) : 83 - 7 medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . located at 868 libraries .
the contribution of sister elizabeth kenny to the treatment of poliomyelitis . me knapp . archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation , 1955 aug ; 36 ( 8 ) : 510 - 7 . database : from medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . located at 979 libraries .
my mom had polio in 1953 and she relied on sister kenny ' s rehabilitation techniques to recover . some 50 years later , my mom was back at sister kenny recovering from a stroke but also , a return of polio - like symptoms - muscle weakness , breathing and swallowing difficulties , and more . it is not unusual for polio sufferers to re - experience problems decades after symptoms became dormant ; the care required of these older , ravaged bodies is distinct . exercise , for instance , must be done with caution because the remaining , compensating muscles quickly weaken with exertion . just walking across the living room can feel like a marathon .
i encourage families to consider that a family member who experienced polio decades ago may benefit from special care related to post - polio symptoms that go well beyond the natural aging process . our family is grateful for the particular knowledge of the institute and my mom feels great comfort knowing sister kenny is there for her once again .
sister elizabeth kenny and the evolution of the occupational division of labour in health care . e willis . the australian and new zealand journal of sociology , 1979 ; 15 ( 3 ) : 30 - 8 . medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . located at 390 libraries .
born in 1880 elizabeth kenny and her five brothers and sisters grew up on bush homesteads in new south wales and later in queensland .
the doctors were definitely cast in a bad light except for dr . macdonnell . sister kenny was the heroine of the movie , but was no angelic catholic sister . hers was a military title . her own country of australia and to some extent , great britain , viewed her as unorthodox , unscientific , and possibly dangerous . the medical establishment did not trust her , and despite what anyone feels about the establishment , without the establishment , there would be chaos and nothing to balance new ideas . it is like an adolescent who has no firm standards exemplified by parents , and the adolescent has nothing established to rebel against and this leads to confusion and turmoil for the adolescent . so sister kenny needed the establishment , and she finally got a hearing here in the usa because enough doctors and patients ' families saw the advantages of her treatments despite her unscientific ideas .
( 1946 ) , rosalind russell had known the real - life sister elizabeth kenny - a nurse from the australian outback who successfully battled infantile paralysis and the medical establishment - for six years . the two met through russell ' s work for a california charitable organization she helped found , the league for crippled children . in her autobiography ,
despite considerable controversy and struggle with the medical field over her method , kenny gained recognition in australia , establishing several clinics throughout the country .
treatment , known as the kenny method . her fight to gain the medical community’s acceptance for her method was the subject of the 1946 film
for information on the kenny award program , contact shea’s education coordinator holly grant at ( 716 ) 829 - 1171 or hgrant @ urltoken .
, russell repeated her initial impression of kenny :
she looked like an m - 4 tank , but her eyes were the loneliest and loveliest i ' ve ever seen .
the friendship that sprang up between the two women intensified russell ' s desire to play kenny onscreen .
kenny institute director marvin kline is indicted for unlawful profiteering ; dr . frank h . krusen replaces him and rebuilds the institute ' s reputation .
yes , he was watching child pornography . this twist is confirmed in an interview with alex lawther who portrayed kenny and adjusted his performance accordingly :
elizabeth kenny was an unlikely figure to revolutionize the history of polio treatment . she was born in rural australia in 1880 . although she had no formal training in nursing , she was able to talk her way into the australian military and serve as a nurse . there she earned the title
sister ,
an australian military title given to the chief nurse .
with more and more polio survivors beginning to recall their own personal histories concerning their respective experiences with polio , there is also more interest in some of the polio pioneers who labored before the discovery of the vaccines by salk and sabin . one of these pioneers was sister elizabeth kenny . i have always remembered her name and decided to determine if she ever wrote anything . to my surprise , she wrote an autobiography in 1943 entitled and they shall walk . the richmond library had one copy , and i checked it out and read the book . based on the book , a hollywood movie was produced in 1943 . actress rosalind russell portrayed sister kenny . i have not seen the movie ; but maybe some of you have .
i watched the sister kenny film yesterday , had read her autobiography last year , and wrote an article about her for my local pps support group newsletter which some of you saw in other newsletters . overall , i enjoyed the movie and i thought rosalind russell was deserving of a nomination for best actress which she did receive . i thought at least two of the children with polio were real victims , a little boy with crutches and braces and a little girl with braces . the surgical amphitheatre pictured during the confrontation between the orthopedic doctors ( dr . brach ) and sister kenny brought back memories of my own medical training . however , i would like to say that this movie was a hollywood production and was not a documentary .
the kenny concept of infantile paralysis and its treatment . * richard kovács . am j public health , nov 1943 ; 33 : 1360 - 1361 .
the sylvia stretcher : a perspective of sister elizabeth kenny ' s contribution to the first - aid management of injured patients . j pearn . the medical journal of australia , 1988 dec 5 - 19 ; 149 ( 11 - 12 ) : 636 - 8 medline® / pubmed® , a database of the u . s . national library of medicine . located at 511 libraries .
sister kenny ' s fierce fight for better polio care : she was obstinate and not open about her own background , but she nevertheless was responsible for a revolution in medicine ,
by victor cohn . in smithsonian , vol . 12 , no . 8 ( nov . 1981 ) : pp . 180 - 200 . mhs call number : rd796 . s57 c65 1981 .
richard owen , md , retired medical director of the sister kenny institute in minneapolis , was himself struck with polio at age 12 .
i was put on a bradford frame ,
he told the o & p ; edge .
i was lying flat on that for six or seven months , and then about two months later i was fitted with heavy metal braces .
kenny faced a lot of resistance when she came to the united states in 1940 . doctors in new york and chicago dismissed her . they did so because her theories challenged the conventional wisdom , and because she was a woman without much formal medical training . but in minnesota , kenny found an interested audience .
australian army nursing service ( aans ) . although only registered nurses could join the aans , after a monthlong trial period kenny was accepted into the service . during
since the inception of the program , over 150 outstanding musical productions in local high schools have been recognized and honored by the kenny awards . now in its 24 th year , the kenny awards will again recognize local high school talent for excellence in producing and performing musicals with host dj anthony from kiss 98 . 5 .
applications for this year’s kenny awards program were accepted in october and reviewed by the panel of kenny adjudicators . from the applicant pool , 10 schools were selected to participate as finalists in this year’s ceremony . the finalists for the 2017 kenny awards are buffalo academy of the sacred heart – sister act , eden jr / sr high school – shrek the musical , frontier high school – disney’s the little mermaid , maple grove high school – anything goes , mount st . mary academy – rodgers & hammerstein’s cinderella , nardin academy – pippin , orchard park high school – into the woods , royalton hartland central school – thoroughly modern millie , st . mary’s high school – fame , and starpoint high school – disney’s beauty & the beast
i agree that kenny ' s reaction before the fight is a strong indicator that he at least thinks he ' s done something much worse than masturbating on film .
fortunately , nurse kenny wasn ' t so lonely her advances in medicine didn ' t survive to become basis for today ' s physical therapy . as . . .
paralytic poliomyelitis , or polio , is a virus that can cause nerve damage in the spinal cord or brain stem . this damage usually caused signs of paralysis in a person ' s legs . it could also affect the arms , trunk , or diaphragm . before sister kenny , doctors put splints and braces on affected limbs and occasionally operated . they used a respirator called an iron lung to help patients breathe .
sister kenny . henry thomas . london : a . & c . black . 1958 . southwestern baptist theological seminary , ft worth , tx ; edinburgh univ library , edinburgh , eh8 9lj ; british library , wetherby , w yorkshire , ls23 7bq ; univ of wales , bangor , gwynedd , ; university of oxford ; bromley libraries , bromley , kent ; national library of new zealand , wellington , new zealand .
this movie was most interesting to find and watch . at the age of three i had polio and received the sister kenny treatment in minnesota during an epidemic . the results were as dramatic as the movie portrays . after one month in the hospital i walked out and without braces . my ability to speak clearly returned slowly but completely and my legs remained normal except for extreme exercise which would result in intense pain only relieved by wet heat and massage - that too eventually faded away especially after discovering the benefits of calcium and magnesium for the nerves and muscles . the film was interesting and a commentary on medical protectionism that has merit as a present day commentary regarding alternative medicine . the us government also issued a commemorative stamp in sister kenny ' s honor . it really did deserve the golden globe award for rosalind russell ' s acting .
a 1942 time magazine article noted that kenny ' s amazing 80 - percent recovery rate through her methods
forced [ the doctors ] to recognize her unorthodox work .
alex : for kenny , it ' s life or death , really . and that drives him , in spite of his terror , to carry out the tasks he needs to . for me — considering each event [ from kenny ' s perspective ] as it came in the shooting order , as life or death—the stakes were always incredibly high .
she came to the usa in 1940 . she was used to skepticism and ended up in minneapolis ( medical school of the university of minnesota ) where her ideas received immediate support . three years later she became director of the elizabeth kenny institute . in 1943 , basel o ' connor of the national foundation for infantile paralysis ( nfip ) met with advisors and acknowledged some of her ideas . however , a schism developed partly because the nfip , according to john r . paul in history of poliomyelitis , wanted to take sister kenny under its wing , while she hoped to take the nfip under her wing .
indeed . however kenny never confesses . it ' s all up to interpretation . ( i agree that it might be more likely that he is than he isn ' t )
most medical experts , at that time , felt that the stronger muscles pulled on the weakened or paralyzed muscles , and this process caused deformities . one of the american doctors who opposed her methods was dr . robert lovett , a polio specialist who had treated franklin roosevelt in 1921 . however , sister kenny found a warmer reception in the us medical community than in any other country . her opinion of the american doctor speaks for itself :
some have called sister kenny the founder of modern physical therapy . not so , according to marilyn mofat , pt , dpt , phd , fapta , cscs , president of the world confederation for physical therapy ( wcpt ) and a former president of the american physical therapy association ( apta ) . mofat is the author of
the history of physical therapy practice in the united states
( journal of physical therapy education , winter 2003 ) .
james ford bell and family papers , 1861 - 1961 manuscript collections , minnesota historical society , st . paul urltoken description : business and personal correspondence ( 1861 - 1961 ) , newspaper clippings ( 1920 - 1961 ) , print materials , scrapbooks , and miscellany of bell , a minneapolis flour - milling executive who was an active participant in public affairs , and other bell family members . his papers include information on sister kenny ' s treatment program .
unlike as portrayed at the beginning of the film , kenny had no formal nursing education . she earned the title of
sister
( rank equivalent of a 1st lt . ) during her service in the australian army nursing service during wwi . she used that title the rest of her life , which was controversial as in the british commonwealth that title was reserved for senior qualified nurses ( the equivalent of a registered nurse in the usa ) .
kenny r . e . h . a . b . ( photographs ) , 1950s and 1986 . located at university of michigan , bentley hist library , ann arbor , mi .
true story of elizabeth kenny , a young nurse in the australian outback who , witnessing patients with polio , determined to come up with a treatment for the disease . she did but , because the cure was unorthodox , kenny faced steadfast opposition from the medical community . this compelled her to devote many hours to her work , and to battle doctors unwilling to accept her discovery . in the process , her marriage suffered , but the maverick nurse succeeded in her mission when she became the founder of the kenny institute at the university of minnesota .
when sister kenny saw her first case of polio in 1911 , she thought the patients ' limbs were stiff , not permanently paralyzed . she also was unaware of the accepted medical treatment . instead of using braces to keep limbs rigid , she thought it was best to use hot packs and encourage gentle movement . her method re - taught patients how to use limbs that had been only temporarily paralyzed by the virus . this revolutionized the treatment of polio .
but then the other guys he asks
how young were they ?
and kenny just shakes his head and starts sobbing and they guys says
yeah . well me too .
honestly it was the scene before the fight that confused me the most . when the peodo is going on about how young they were , kenny is just kinda getting flustered and mad .
kenny recounted her life and work in and they shall walk ( 1943 ; written with martha ostenso ) . she also wrote infantile paralysis and cerebral diplegia : methods used for the restoration of function ( 1937 ) , the treatment of infantile paralysis in the acute stage ( 1941 ) , and the kenny concept of infantile paralysis and its treatment ( 1943 ; cowritten with john f . pohl ) , all of which provided detailed descriptions of the kenny method . my battle and victory : history of the discovery of poliomyelitis as a systemic disease ( 1955 ) was published posthumously .
sister kenny was a child of the bush . she was born at kelly ' s gully , new south wales , australia . in the 18 th and 19 th centuries , many convicts were sent from the british isles to australia , and , along with the large number of their descendants , helped build the country . kenny ' s mother , mary moore , was the granddaughter of james moore , who was transported from ireland to australia in 1828 for stealing a horse . she was the fifth of nine children , two of whom died early in life .
eliza ,
as her family called her , loved the outdoors .
every chance she got , she jumped on a horse bareback and was off into the bush riding like a wild thing ,
according to wade alexander , author of elizabeth kenny : maverick heroine of the polio treatment controversy .
description of papers : the elizabeth kenny papers document the nurse ' s life and career and includes correspondence , telegrams , a typed transcript of an autobiography , reports and essays , photocopied legal documents , motion picture scripts , newsletters , photographs , scrapbooks , printed matter , journal articles , and newspaper clippings . contains details on the collection , and a list of additional repositories of kenny archives .
kenny’s treatment of polio involved prolonged applications of moist hot packs to help ease muscles , relieve pain and allow limbs to be stretched and gently exercised . she felt that muscles needed to be physically ‘re - trained’ in order to function again . seen as beacons of hope by parents desperate for their stricken children and dissatisfied by existing treatments , a series of kenny treatment centres opened across the united states throughout the 1940s . the development of a vaccine for polio two years after her death led to a rapid reduction in polio cases , but kenny’s methods retain a place in rehabilitative medicine to this day .
yes , kenny was a pedophile . it also makes sense because the hackers only blackmailed people who
deserved
it : hector cheated on his wife , the man kenny had to fight to death was also a pedophile , the woman you see at the end was racist , etc . i don ' t think they would make a teenage boy who masturbated rob a bank and kill a man .
in 1940 , armed with an introduction to the mayo clinic , rochester , minnesota , signed by six brisbane doctors and her fare paid by the queensland government , she arrived in the united states of america . at first most doctors rejected her theories of ' spasm ' , ' mental alienation ' , and ' incoordination ' by which she explained the disability caused by poliomyelitis . however , orthopaedists miland knapp , john pohl and wallace cole arranged for her to be given beds in the minneapolis general hospital . her methods became widely accepted . she began courses for doctors and physiotherapists from many parts of the world . the sister kenny institute was built in minneapolis in 1942 and other kenny clinics were established .
that ' s exactly what nurse kenny did . using her knowledge of muscles and spasms she applied hot , damp rags to the girl ' s legs so that the muscles wouldn ' t waste away .
according to a 1943 article in the journal of bone and joint surgery ,
the kenny treatment for infantile paralysis : a comparison of results with those of older methods of treatment ,
by robert bingham , md ,
patients receiving the kenny treatment are more comfortable , have better general health and nutrition , are more receptive to muscle training , have a superior morale , require a shorter period of bed rest and hospital care , and seem to have less residual paralysis and deformity than patients treated by older conventional methods . the kenny treatment is the method of choice for the acute stage of infantile paralysis .
often traveling with kenny and watching her work , russell grew to admire her more and more .
i believe if she hadn ' t gone stamping through the world , stirring people up , we ' d have been a whole lot longer getting the salk vaccine ,
the actress wrote . kenny , observing russell ' s toddler son lance in the bath during a visit to the actressåàome , noticed a spastic muscle in his right leg and had the child admitted to her kenny institute in minneapolis under a false name . little lance , who had been unable to walk before , left the clinic walking normally .
sister elizabeth kenny : maverick heroine of the polio treatment controversy . wade alexander . rockhampton , qld . : central queensland university press , 2003 . located at minnesota historical society , st paul , mn ; university of pittsburgh , pittsburgh ; cornell university , ithaca , ny ; library of congress , washington , dc ; national library of medicine , bethesda , md ; new york university , new york , ny ; christchurch city libraries , christchurch , 8140 new zealand ; uq library , brisbane , qld 4072 australia .
ross patrick , ' kenny , elizabeth ( 1880–1952 ) ' , australian dictionary of biography , national centre of biography , australian national university , urltoken published first in hardcopy 1983 , accessed online 10 july 2018 .
while dr . brack stands in front of his bookshelves dismissing elizabeth kenny ' s unscientific terms , a cut from medium to long shot has him instantly move half a shelf to his left . see more »
a very respectful , if slow , biography of a woman who fought her entire life to bring her own system of treating polio victims to international acceptance . russell was nominated for an oscar for her work as she limns a nearly 40 - year period in the life of australian kenny , from her college days to age 60 . working from the book by kenny and ostenso , the screenwriters . . . read more
shea’s performing arts center and the lipke foundation are proud to announce the winners of 24 th annual kenny awards , an endeavor that recognizes the talent , dedication , and efforts of our local high school youth .
elizabeth kenny was an australian nurse who developed innovative yet highly controversial treatments for polio . initially in australia , and from 1940 in the united states , kenny energetically promoted her theories and methods . these were at odds with the orthodox treatment of immobilisation through the use of plaster casts and splints . vilified by the medical establishment , she became a hugely popular public figure , once voted the ‘most admirable woman in the united states’ .


9/11 : press for truth ( also known as press for truth ) is a 2006 documentary film about the september 11 attacks on the united states , directed by the american filmmaker ray nowosielski , and partially based on the terror timeline , by paul thompson .

9 / 11 : press for truth

possibly the best , and certainly the most professionally produced 9 / 11 video documentary is the moving story 9 / 11 : press for truth .
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yesterday , the northern california 9 / 11 truth alliance held its 12th annual 9 / 11 truth film festival , where the british documentary incontrovertible was screened .
9 / 11 : press for truth follows three of the jersey girls ( widows of individuals killed in the attacks ) as well as other family members in their search for answers about what really happened on 9 / 11 .
yes , continue to press for the truth ! this film reveals much of our government lies , deception and spin .
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explore the wealth of reliable , verifiable information on 9 / 11 , including other excellent 9 / 11 videos in our 9 / 11 information center available here .
the project is a two - year study that is being crowd - funded through architects & engineers for 9 / 11 truth .
lawyer’s committee for 9 / 11 inquiry files petition with u . s . attorney
censorship outrage ! left forum bans anti - zionism , 9 / 11 truth – muslim perspective not . . .
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jon gold continues to inspire and educate interviewing prominent advocates for 9 / 11 skepticism .
in 9 / 11 : press for truth , six courageous 9 / 11 family members , including three of the famous
jersey girls ,
tell for the first time the powerful story of how they took on the greatest powers in washington – and won ! their tireless efforts eventually led to an investigation by the 9 / 11 commission . yet learn how the final 9 / 11 commission report then tragically failed to answer their most probing questions .
inform your media and political representatives of this vital 9 / 11 video documentary . to contact those close to you , click here . urge them to call for the release of classified documents and videos and to press for an impartial investigation of 9 / 11 .
cbs covers the 28 pages redacted from the congressional joint inquiry into the 9 / 11 attack , interviewing bob graham and touching on a number of topics relevant to the pursuit of 9 / 11 truth .
this is the expert - packed feature - length , pre - release v1 . 3 , low - res documentary by architects & engineers for 9 / 11 truth .
this is a rush transcript provided for the information and convenience of the press . accuracy is not guaranteed .
as with 9 / 11 - when truth is witheld - or utterly destroyed - we as humankind lose - and casualty and wickedness continues .
the
complete 9 / 11 timeline
is the largest and most comprehensive collection of information pertaining to the 9 / 11 attacks . bar none .
one of the most moving films on the search for truth about the 9 / 11 attack . family members seeking answer to very challenging questions . click to watch now .
in 9 / 11 press for truth , five of the most prominent members of the family steering committee , including interviews with three of the
jersey girls ,
tell their story for the first time , providing the most powerful argument yet for why 9 / 11 still needs investigation . adapting paul thompson ' s definitive complete 9 / 11 timeline ( published by harper - collins as the terror timeline ) , the filmmakers stitch together rare , overlooked news clips , buried stories , and government press conferences , revealing a pattern of official lies , deception , and spin .
the cost of us wars since 9 / 11 : $ 1 . 6 trillion
northern california 9 - 11 truth alliance premiered the excellent documentary - 9 / 11 press for truth followed by a discussion with the film’s hero , paul thompson , author of the terror timeline ( harper collins 2004 ) and author peter dale scott , who wrote drugs , oil , and war - the united states in afghanistan , colombia , and indochina ( 2003 ) , edited ( with david ray griffin ) 9 / 11 and american empire , and wrote the road to 9 / 11 : wealth , empire , and the future of america ( which will be published in 2007 ) .
ray nowosielski and john duffy produced the film “ press for truth , ” which documented the journey of four 9 / 11 widows as they lobbied the bush white house to convene an independent commission to probe the attacks . they recently launched a new transparency web site urltoken .
the press for truth begins after a brief and respectful sequence showing new yorkers reacting to the attacks , the collapse of the north tower , and memorial ceremonies . at that point we meet the
in this thread , i made the comment ,
when abc ' s
path to 9 / 11
came out , it was about the same time pft ( 9 / 11 : press for truth ) came out . guess which one the media decided to focus on ( even though the families presented it at the national press club on 9 / 11 / 2006 ) . i also remember that around that time is when ann coulter started to speak out against the
jersey girls .
coincidence ? who knows ?
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flight 175 : neads notified at 9 : 03 . crashed at 9 : 03 .
flight 77 : neads notified at 9 : 34 . crashed at 9 : 37 .
don ' t miss this powerful 9 / 11 video . it entertains , educates , and inspires us to work together to press for truth . invite your friends and family to watch , too , so that together we can build a brighter future for us all . for ideas on what you can do about this , see the information below .
eight days after that , you were on meet the press , and we . . .
did donald trump predict 9 / 11 attacks ? tycoon made shock warning . . .
i definitely believe the words of structural engineers and other people with degrees and actual facts over the words of conspiracy theory lunatics
: look up architects & engineers for 9 / 11 truth .
another point can be made that
in their own words : the untold stories of the 9 / 11 families
was released in late 2007 , and that barely got any attention , both without and within the
9 / 11 truth movement .
paul thompson graduated from stanford university . his mother used to teach at gunn high school . he has become a hero of the 9 / 11 truth movement for his outstanding research , book and articles .
“america’s fate was sealed when the public and the anti - war movement bought the government’s 9 / 11 conspiracy theory . the government’s account of 9 / 11 is contradicted . . .
the conspiracies that won’t go away : brother of 9 / 11 victim claim . . .
targeting the president : evidence of u . s . government training exercises on 9 / 11
watch this key 9 / 11 video free at one of the links below . for what you can do , click here .
guantanamo bay navy base , cuba - - defense lawyers for the alleged 9 / 11 plotters said for the first time sunday that the government destroyed a . . .
his latest work , the book - the road to 9 / 11 : wealth , empire , and the future of america , has been accepted for publication by the university of california press . it will not appear before 2007 .
following the attacks of september 11th , grieving families waged a tenacious battle against those who sought to bury the truth about the attack , including the bush administration . in “9 / 11 press for truth , ” those most affected by the tragedy , including three of the jersey girls , tell the story of how they took on the powers in washington and won . they forced an investigation , only to subsequently watch the 9 / 11 commission fail to even ask their most urgent questions .
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bush did 9 / 11
is a catchphrase often used to assign responsibility to the 9 / 11 attacks to the former president of the united states george w . bush . online , the phrase is most commonly used in jest or to ridicule the adherents of 9 / 11 conspiracy theories .
where : national press club , 529 14th street nw , 13th floor , washington , d . c .
special announcements : update regarding monthly meetings : beginning this fall , colorado 9 / 11 truth will offer either a 9 / 11 video showing or a speaking event quarterly , rather than the monthly video meetings we have held for the last eleven years ! this will enable us to focus our efforts more on other outreach and educational activities . for example , [ … ]
9 / 11 was supposed to be a big false flag operation . a false flag operation is where you frame someone for a crime they didn ' t commit to give yourself a pretext for attacking them . you say that the fbi did not blame obl for the 9 / 11 attacks - how can that be presented as evidence that 9 / 11 was a false flag operation designed to put the blame osama bin laden ? it suggests the opposite is the case , and for all the reasons i said previously it ' s clear why he hadn ' t been specifically indicted for 9 / 11 .
following the attacks of september 11th , a small group of grieving families waged a tenacious battle against those who sought to bury the truth about the event - - including , to their amazement , president bush . in 9 / 11 press for truth , six of them , including three of the famous
jersey girls ,
tell for the first time the powerful story of how they took on the greatest powers in washington - - and won - - compelling an investigation , only to subsequently watch the 9 / 11 commission fail in answering most of their questions .
mainstream tech blog gizmodo decided again to dump on 9 / 11 truth , covering a recent interview of carl sagan ' s son jeremy in which he expresses skepticism toward the official . . .
while i most certainly feel for the victims ' families of 9 / 11 , what we have here is little more than monday morning quarterbacking .
the 9 / 11 truth movement is a loosely - affiliated network of conspiracy theorist groups and individuals who believe that the united states government was either responsible for or complicit in the terrorist attacks that took place on september 11th , 2001 .
former senator mike gravel had been actively involved in the 9 / 11 truth and justice movement for the last year . that is over now . gravel has taken money donated to the 9 / 11 citizens commission and re - distributed those funds elsewhere without permission from either the group or its donors . the organization that he moved the donations to is an organization that he founded and chairs – and it has nothing to do with 9 / 11 .
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' ' everybody ' ' not only have 9 - 11 very wrong but the most unbelivable of all things about the 9 - 11 saga is how really close , some of the wisest 9 - 11 truther and investigators , were from discovering the real 9 - 11 truth , i think that they center to much in the wtc complex , f . 77 , and the how they were available to hijack and crash those birds instead of trying to figure out what the gov . was trying to massively cover up aboutthe ' ' real
9 - 11 conspiracy . text me and i ll give you some of the answers .
in this very well documented 9 / 11 video , these frustrated family members who lost loved ones on 9 / 11 take us on a harrowing quest as their initial explorations lead to ever deeper , more puzzling questions .
the u . s gov should all put in jail till the truth comes out ! and bush should be put in front of a firing squad , preferably the family ' s affected by 9 / 11 .
this highly engaging 9 / 11 video traces the passionate journey of a small group of grieving families who waged a tenacious battle against those who sought to bury the truth of the events surrounding that fateful day .
mr . mcilvaine has been an outspoken leader in advocating for a new investigation since the release of the 9 / 11 commission report in 2004 . mr . gage , meanwhile , has worked diligently to educate and mobilize technical professionals since he founded the organization architects & engineers for 9 / 11 truth ( ae911truth ) in 2006 . today , ae911truth represents close to 3 , 000 architects and engineers , as well as two - dozen 9 / 11 family members , who have signed ae911truth’s petition calling on congress to open a new investigation .
this month we are pleased to present the historic san francisco press conference held february 19 , 2010 , by architects and engineers for 9 / 11 truth . at this event , a special panel of guests commemorates having reached the critical milestone of 1 , 000 ( now over 1 , 500 ) architect and engineer petition signers—all demanding a real investigation into the explosive demolition of [ … ]
in the following years , the leading conspiracy theories surrounding the 9 / 11 attacks gradually evolved into the basis for a widespread movement that came to be known as the
9 / 11 truth movement ,
despite the subsequent launch of official investigations into the attacks and the activities of the u . s . intelligence communities leading up to september 11th , as well as the publication of the 9 / 11 commission ' s official account in july 2004 . furthermore , many of the core tenets behind 9 / 11 conspiracy theories were strengthened by what the adherents perceived as inconsistencies and anomalies of the official account .
facing the truth would destroy the world - view of most americans ; it is too psychologically difficult .
the film continues with the formation of the 9 / 11 commission . the jersey girls are immediately incensed when the ultimate
i want to send my heart felt sympathy to my fellow american families who lost so much on 9 - 11 .
learn more about 9 / 11 and the secret societies likely involved in this powerful lesson from the free insight course .
both a 15 - minute summary of key excerpts and the full 84 - minute 9 / 11 video documentary can be viewed for free at the links provided below .
to end , by way of integrity and god - given creativity , the regime and illicit power structures responsible for 9 / 11 and to replace the system that made 9 / 11 necessary . we solicit collaboration with others who are committed to achieving these goals by way of peaceful transformation .
) , the film stitches together news clips , buried stories and government press conferences , revealing a pattern of official lies , deception and spin . thompson’s narrative presents a different picture of 9 / 11 , one that raises new , more pressing questions .
originally published at the new york times by benjamin weiser on 9 / 9 / 2016 after the terrorist attacks of sept . 11 , 2001 , scores of victims’ family members . . .
hi . thanks for stopping by . here , you can get a free copy of my new book “we were lied to about 9 / 11 : the interviews . ” for a time , i had a show that focused on the lies of 9 / 11 . i can almost guarantee that a lot of it you’ve never even heard of .
but dr j leroy husley , chair of the university of alaska fairbanks’ ( uaf ) civil and environmental engineering department , has partnered with architects and engineers linked to campaign group 9 / 11 truth to evaluate the causes of its collapse .
the urltoken is a website which says it is dedicated to exposing a
cover - up
surrounding 9 / 11 , and seeking justice for he victims and their relatives .
originally published at aljazeera america by jason leopold on 10 / 30 / 13 the national security agency advised its officials to cite the 9 / 11 attacks as justification for . . .
was america ' s response to the 9 / 11 attacks at the root of today ' s instability and terror ? the events of september 11 , 2001 , set off a chain . . .
i can’t speak for the rest of you . i can only speak for myself . for almost 9 years now , i have done my very best to tell the next person about the lies of 9 / 11 . to try and get the media to cover certain issues pertaining to 9 / 11 , and to try and bring justice to the families that lost someone that day , and to the people of the world . because as i’ve said several times , we were all attacked that day .
911 was an inside job
is a slogan associated with the 9 / 11 truth movement and other related conspiracy theories that accuse the united states government of orchestrating the september 11th , 2001 attacks as part of a large - scale false flag operation .
the briefing was held on july 22nd , 2005 , subsequently broadcast by c - span , and studiously ignored by the corporate press . a comprehensive collation of the briefing has not been made available online , but thanks to the magic of youtube , i have chopped the most pertinent testimonies from that day into neat 10 minute segments that are easily digestible for the busy internet surfer . you may have seen some of the footage from the briefing in the documentary ,
press for truth
, where lorie van auken talked about her husband ' s fate on 9 / 11 . beyond that , not much of this footage has been circulating on the net .
the 9 / 11 commission came to new york the second week of may for a two - day set of hearings at the new school university . as hundreds of sept . 11th family members , reporters and curious new yorkers lined up for airport - style security checks , they received copies of a new 24 - page booklet published by ny 9 / 11 truth , with help from 911truth . org .
scamming america : the official 9 / 11 cover - up guide
is named after a quote by former sen . max cleland , who resigned from the commission last november with the words ,
bush is scamming america .
on the tenth anniversary of the attacks of september 11th , 2001 , expert witnesses gathered at ryerson university in toronto , canada to provide evidence - based research that called into question the official story of 9 / 11 . this was known as the toronto hearings on 9 / 11 .
mr . tim russert : our issues this sunday : america remembers september 11 , 2001 . in iraq , six months ago , the war began with shock and awe . vice president dick cheney appeared on meet the press :
the women in this show ask many of the questions that i also have about
9 / 11
. even though the government did not answer the questions paul thompson revealed so much information about
9 / 11
that he found in newspapers and news reports in america and around the world . this is a great film to watch if you want information about
9 / 11
based on facts and not theories . it does not cover everything , but it does a great job of trying to answer the questions that the
9 / 11
commission did not answer .
in their own words 9 / 11 widows tell you how evil the u . s . gov is - whitehouse phone # 202 - 456 - 1414
i hope that decision is to honor the american people and make it available ,
graham told nbc ' s
meet the press
on sunday .
the most important unanswered question of 9 / 11 is , did these 19 people conduct this very sophisticated plot alone , or were they supported ?
polls show that the vast majority of the world’s muslims believes that 9 / 11 was a false flag operation and the “war on terror” is a disguised war on islam . even the most liberal , pro - western , anti - fundamentalist muslim leaders like khaled abou el fadl , america’s leading academic expert on islamic legal traditions , now say that the official story of 9 / 11 is obviously bogus —and that 9 / 11 triggered a disguised war on islam .
the thing about the commissioners is… as a useful tool… it’s very useful to be able to say something like , “even the 9 / 11 commissioners say…” because that helps to let it sink in for people . but yes… tom kean and lee hamilton have done so many horrible things over the years , they don’t get a pass . look at tom kean being associated with abc’s “path to 9 / 11” as a for instance .
“so , this article is as unremarkable as the behaviors it reports” . what ? ? ? you believe the official “guys with boxcutter’s did 9 / 11” bullshit ? really ? what zionist organization do you work for ?
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washington , d . c . – on the 16th anniversary of the september 11th attacks , 9 / 11 family member bob mcilvaine and architect richard gage , aia , will announce the bobby mcilvaine world trade center investigation act at a news conference to be held at the national press club at 1 p . m . edt .
lol i agree ! ! oh jeez , now they ' re attmepting to debunk
9 / 11 press for truth
, a nonconspiracy theory documentary . not only the report of neads contacting faa are implausible , there have been numerous changes of the contact times between neads , faa and norad over the years . they ' ve created the time lines in the report to give it some plausibility but it still doesn ' t make sense . mineta testimony omitted ? confusing aa77 for aa11 ? ? only one mentioning of wargame when there were 5 or 6 scheduled ? what a joke .
documents the efforts of the jersey widows ( four women who lost their husbands in the september 11 , 2001 attack on the world trade center ) to pressure the federal government into conducting a legitimate investigation on the 9 / 11 attacks . reconstructs paul thompson ' s complete 9 / 11 timeline , a compilation of documented facts that taken together imply that the bush administration was complicitous in the attacks .
killing the messenger is the last attempt to silence the truth . how often did it really work after the message was already out there ?
anyway - to bring matters to issue at hand - - - - - i fell for the 9 / 11 tragedy ' line ' - - - until i decided - belatedly this september 2011 - to review the evidence .
pressured by zionists , the left forum – america’s biggest gathering of leftists scheduled for june 2nd - 4th in new york city – has canceled three events focusing on 9 / 11 truth and false flag terrorism . this act of censorship sends a clear message : muslims , who have been mass - murdered by the millions in the pre - planned anti - islam holocaust unleashed by the 9 / 11 operation and its follow - up false flags , must be prevented from conveying their analysis to the thousands of people at the forum .
1 ) this month , we are pleased to present firehouse 911 , the video about 9 / 11 by firefighters for firefighters , and everyone else . there is currently underway a campaign to send this dvd to every firehouse in america . firehouse 911 depicts the best of the may 2010 presentation , 9 / 11 myths exposed : firefighters , architects , and engineers reinvestigate the destruction [ … ]
mr . russert : if you froze the tax cut for the top 1 percent of americans , it would generate enough money to pay for the $ 87 billion for the war , if you did it for just one year . would you consider that ?
we are delaying that release while we consult with others and weigh our options . a press statement with a more complete explanation will be made available at this site soon . ”
syrian war report – july 9 , 2018 : syrian army isolates militants . . .
sen . lindsey graham incorrectly claimed that “all the hijackers who attacked — attacked us on 9 / 11 were visa overstays . ” two of the 19 hijackers . . .
flight 11 : neads notified at 8 : 38 . crashed at 8 : 45 .
in a new showtime documentary set to air this month george tenet claims that the bush administration had even more clear warning of the 9 / 11 attack than previous . . .
members of the family steering committee ( fsc ) provided key questions to the 9 / 11 commission . read the fsc ratings of the commission ' s performance in providing answers .
the only unknown is exactly how many traitors helped her and israel and saudi to murder americans on 9 / 11 . some day , there will be intelligence in intelligence again .
one of the things this points out that’s important for us to understand—so there’s this great temptation to look at these events as discreet events . we got hit on 9 / 11 . so we can go and investigate it . it’s over with now .
senator bob graham continues to ask questions about the 28 pages redacted from the joint congressional inquiry into the 9 / 11 attacks . the senator asserts that the fbi is . . .
but now , the university of alaska is sponsoring a full investigation into claims that world trade center building 7 was brought down by a controlled demolition during the 9 / 11 attacks .
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paul thompson is the author of the terror timeline , a compilation of over 5 , 000 reports and articles concerning the september 11 , 2001 attacks . his research in the field has garnered over 100 radio and tv interviews . mr . thompson holds a psychology degree from stanford university obtained in 1990 . for the complete 9 / 11 timeline investigative project visit historycommons . org
a number of 9 / 11 family members point to the collapse of wtc7 as a possible crack in the official story that could spark a new national conversation on the events of that day .
if shenon ' s book was your introduction to the simple fact that the 9 / 11 commission failed in its mandate on several levels , then you are probably unaware that serious criticism of the 9 / 11 commission was entered into the congressional record of the 109th congress . this criticism was the result of a congressional briefing conducted by former congressional representative , cynthia mckinney of georgia . ( mckinney is currently seeking the presidential nomination for the green party of the united states . )
the shocking accusation , that the west was involved in plotting , organising , and even carrying out the 9 / 11 terror atrocities to provide the grounds for the military strikes on the so - called axis of evil , remains one of the world ' s biggest conspiracy theories .
just know that if you stand against asking valid questions and slander people like me , with media driven titles , meant to be an insult , such as
truther
or
conspiracy theorist
then you are part of the problem . you either don ' t want to hear the truth , or can ' t handle the truth .
i don ' t know the truth of 9 / 11 . i suspect it will fall somewhere between the serious conspiracies , and the
official
version . what i find tragic , is the response and priorities . haiti had an earth quake that destroyed their country . asia experienced the worst tsunami in recorded history , hundreds of thousands dead . japan and their fukushima tsunami .
to advance the insight that ending a world in which 9 / 11 - type events dictate the agenda requires the fall of the present system and the rebirth of constitutional and accountable republican institutions . . .
vt went out of their way to protect this murderous bicth for israel and saudi…but truth will prevail . proverb ; “wile there hate will be disguised by trickery , their wrongdoing will be exposed in public” . watch the video and then make your comment . urltoken
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this is part i of our three - part one - of - a - kind interview series with author and researcher paul thompson . for additional background information please visit the complete 9 / 11 timeline investigative project at urltoken and richard clarke’s interview by john duffy and ray nowosielski at urltoken .
watch fabled enemies first and then visit the architects and engineers for 9 / 11 truth ' s website or watch their video . these are not conspiracy theorists but as you say people with degrees and facts . do some research before you start making ridiculous comments . you claim you don ' t trust the govt . but it sure seems you do , or maybe you ' re just not informed enough and believe the little bit of misinformation that has been spewed to you .
i no longer have the clip , and i can ' t find it on the web , but there is a randi rhodes show with paul thompson where he completely destroys
path to 9 / 11 .
jet fuel can ' t melt steel beams
is an assertion made by 9 / 11 conspiracy theorists that the burning fuel from crashed planes would not have been able to melt the supporting beams of the world trade center . the claim is widely mocked online for being based on flawed evidence .
our mission is to expose the official lies and cover - up surrounding the events of september 11th , 2001 in a way that inspires the people to overcome denial and understand the truth .
mr . russert : we could establish a direct link between the hijackers of september 11 and saudi arabia .
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mr . russert : let me turn to one of the most quoted passages from meet the press when you were on in march , and that was trying to anticipate the reaction we would receive from the iraqi people . let’s watch :
first , if you look at the fbi most wanted osama bin laden why was he not wanted for the 9 / 11 attacks ?
why is it that people who say that 9 / 11 was a big false flag operation intended to blame osama bin laden for the attacks , then look at the fbi site and say ' look they haven ' t blamed obl for the attacks ! ' . if on the other hand the fbi site did name obl they would be saying ' look they ' re trying to blame obl for the attacks ! ' obl is named in connection with other attacks and they say that further indictments would likely follow as evidence was produced . what it doesn ' t indicated is that the fbi or anyone else was fabricating evidence that obl was involved because they would have just fabricated it . a lot of the evidence in the 9 / 11 commission report was obtained by waterboarding and duress and this would compromise the evidence obtained from the point of view of pursuing indictments .
the opening speeches of another ' on script - onside ' documentary - ' they have lethal weapons ' - replays in my mind the old truth in jest - that is . . . .
. then we see their relief and open armed reception of richard clarke . clarke was in charge of the white house response group on 9 / 11 . he tells the commission and families that both he and the government failed that day and then offers the first apology for that failure . the contrast presented between
this is part ii of our three - part one - of - a - kind interview series with author and researcher paul thompson . for additional background information please visit the complete 9 / 11 timeline investigative project at historycommons . org and richard clarke’s interview by john duffy and ray nowosielski at secrecykills . com .
washington ( ap ) — the obama administration will likely soon release at least part of a 28 - page secret chapter from a congressional inquiry into 9 / 11 that may shed light on possible saudi connections to the attackers .
tim roemer , who was a member of both the joint congressional inquiry as well as the 9 / 11 commission and has read the secret chapter three times , described the 28 pages as a
preliminary police report .
( pdf ) got no response at 9 : 33 am edt . a cubana air flight tried to raise the plane at 9 : 38 . according to the ntsb report on the plane crash the a military plane intecepted stewart ' s jet at 9 : 54 cdt . that may sound like 21 minutes , but note the time zone change - - it ' s actually an hour and 21 minutes . so the notion that the military did a crackerjack job with payne stewart , but was sluggish in response to 9 - 11 is just not borne out by the facts .
what relationship did the 9 / 11 attacks have with the subsequent invasion of afghanistan ? while this seemed like an interruption in the flow of the film , it quickly turned into a gold mine of dots that began to form a pattern . why did the chief of pakistan’s intelligence service , in washington , dc on 9 / 11 , wire $ 100 , 000 to terrorist figure connected to the 9 / 11 plotters ? why are pakistani and al qaeda training camps almost indistinguishable ? why was bin laden essentially allowed to walk away form tora bora , afghanistan when he was about to be captured ? why were thousands of taliban members airlifted to pakistan after their defeat ? why did a key
please contact the left forum board members below . ask them to reinstate the panels they have censored . tell them that the left forum needs to hear what muslims really think about 9 / 11 and the “war on terror . ”
as you can see most advance warning that neads ( northeast air defense sector , a unit of norad ) had for any of the hijacked planes was seven minutes for flight 11 . the notion that our air defenses could have intercepted any of these planes with that little warning is completely unrealistic .
vice pres . cheney : tax cuts accounted for only about 25 percent of the deficit .
9 / 15 / 01 : assistant defense secretary victoria clarke , wbz boston interview with jim mitchell : mitchell : can you describe that terrible moment for us ? clarke : well , the terrible moment . . .
in this case , the public is gathering information , connecting the dots , and speaking up . the 9 / 11 survivors and their supporters continue to speak forcefully . more and more citizens are asking questions about the seeming gaps and contradictions in
almost every waking minute , i try and think about how to get a “foot in the door , ” as far as getting the debate about 9 / 11 back on the table , so we can finally find out what happened that day and who was ultimately responsible . i’ve written article after article , created movie after movie , contacted journalist after journalist in the hopes of finally breaking through the wall that has been put up around the myth of 9 / 11 . in one way or another , that is basically what everyone who advocates for this cause tries to do .
so glad i live in newfoundland canada ! ! ! i was going to visit california . . . . but i am not sure the golden coast is worth the visit now ! so sad to see the american public in such torture for the truth . my heart goes out to all those affected .
we did not discover . . . saudi government involvement at the highest level of the 9 / 11 attacks ,
roemer said . but he added :
we certainly did not exonerate the saudis . . . . saudi was a fertile ground for fundraising for al - qaida . some of these issues continue to be problems today . that ' s why we need to continue to get to the bottom of this .
flight 11 : neads notified at 8 : 38 . crashed at 8 : 45 . flight 175 : neads notified at 9 : 03 . crashed at 9 : 03 . flight 77 : neads notified at 9 : 34 . crashed at 9 : 37 . flight 93 : neads notified at 10 : 07 . crashed at 10 : 03 . curious as to where you got your information regarding neads ? hope it wasn ' t from . . . . fictitious testimony presented by the 9 / 11 commission . because that would be a lie . ( source : thomas kean ) i know , i am outta here . . . just couldn ' t pass it by . you can now go back to pissing on the widows now in your typical hypocritical style . m5 , thumbs up , but you ' re wasting your time . these people are beyond brainwashed .
i think of lauren manning , the 9 / 11 survivor who had severe burns over 80 percent of her body , who said , “that’s my reality . i put a band - aid on it , literally , and i move on . ”
this film is a powerful , moving and intelligent exposition of the impact of 911 in the words of survivors and through the carefully collated , analyzed , and connected stories appearing in the press here and overseas . much of the content is based on author paul thompson’s
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now , make no mistake , our nation is still threatened by terrorists . from benghazi to boston , we have been tragically reminded of that truth . but we have to recognize that the threat has shifted and evolved from the one that came to our shores on 9 / 11 . with a decade of experience now to draw from , this is the moment to ask ourselves hard questions - - about the nature of today’s threats and how we should confront them .
spread this news on this 9 / 11 video to your friends and colleagues , and recommend this article on key news websites so that we can fill the role at which the major media is sadly failing . together , we can make a difference .
seek the truth - in the usa and - across the world - or in my country ireland , where the political class are ' only ' inordinately clueless and greedy . god forbid - they could ever wage war .
a report on urltoken said :
although questions still remain about how the two planes that hit the twin towers could cause the total collapse of the high - rise buildings , many 9 / 11 researchers now focus on the mysterious collapse of building 7 .
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sakka’s only visitor is osman karahan , a lawyer who shares his fervent support for militant islamic jihad .
the film uses archive news footage , press conferences and newspaper clippings to document the unwillingness of the george w . bush administration to provide answers to the families ' questions or support a full independent investigation . it also shows how the mainstream media avoided asking the politicians the toughest questions .
a mission statement on its website says :
our mission is to expose the official lies and cover - up surrounding the events of september 11th , 2001 in a way that inspires the people to overcome denial and understand the truth .
mr . russert : mr . vice president , we thank you for joining us and sharing your views .
from our perspective , trying to deal with this continuing campaign of terror , if you will , the war on terror that we’re engaged in , this is a continuing enterprise . the people that were involved in some of those activities before 9 / 11 are still out there . we learn more and more as we capture people , detain people , get access to records and so forth that this is a continuing enterprise and , therefore , we do need to be careful when we look at things like 9 / 11 , the commission report from 9 / 11 , not to jeopardize our capacity to deal with this threat going forward in the interest of putting that information that’s interesting that relates to the period of time before that . these are continuing requirements on our part , and we have to be sensitive to that .
the film starts with a brief intro of clips from 9 - 11 , including the initial cnn report and the crash of flight 175 into the south tower . it then jumps to president bush . the music at this point is rather harsh and jarring in the background as the president gives his speech that evening . the image splits into two , then four then 9 and so on , distancing us from him .
with david ray griffin . they both spoke at the
9 / 11 and american empire - intellectuals speak out
event with peter phillips , kevin ryan , and ray mcgovern , a benefit for kpfa and pacifica radio on september 24th in berkeley that was filmed and should be aired this month on c - span . an expanded version of the excellent talk that he gave in berkeley
al sharbi , who was taking flight lessons in the phoenix area before 9 / 11 , was captured in 2002 in the same place in pakistan as abu zubaydah , a top al - qaida trainer who was apprehended and waterboarded dozens of times by u . s . interrogators .
the documents , kept in a secure room in the basement of the capitol , contain information from the joint congressional inquiry into
specific sources of foreign support for some of the sept . 11 hijackers while they were in the united states .
personally , i had not known that spencer sunshine was jewish until he told me so when i called him up a couple of weeks ago to ask why he was trying to prevent me from speaking at the left forum . ( all i knew is that he is associated with pri , formerly headed by chip berlet , leader of efforts to prevent the left from learning the truth about the kennedy assassinations , 9 / 11 , and other deep state events . ) listen to sunshine’s hostile , paranoid reaction to my inquiry :
. . . for those that still believe dr evil on kidney dialysis pulled - off the theatrical events of 9 / 11 and craftily escaped through a labyrinth of underground caves . it ' s all for the
greater good
don ' t you know ! outstanding introduction for the complacency news network crowd that still don ' t see that the western government and mainstream newsmedia has become sick . . . very very sick . it would have taken roughly $ 1 - 2m to stage the events of that day - compare that to the windfall of billions that landed upon halliburton , the oil and defence industries through privatization of iraqi national resources and this administrations lies and obstruction of justice all make perfect sense . 9 / 11 was pnac and karl rove ' s rather convenient wet dream and people are stupid - has history taught us nothing ? free yourself from ignorance and view this dvd !
the result is that thompson has assembled by far the most comprehensive and detailed record of september 11 and the events surrounding it ever created .
mr . russert : two years ago , september 11 , 2001 , you went to new york city , just the other day , attacks on the world trade center , the pentagon , the crash in shanksville , pennsylvania . has this nation recovered from september 11 , 2001 ?
and in a sense , sort of the theme that comes through repeatedly for me is that 9 / 11 changed everything . it changed the way we think about threats to the united states . it changed about our recognition of our vulnerabilities . it changed in terms of the kind of national security strategy we need to pursue , in terms of guaranteeing the safety and security of the american people .
we are pleased to host this new film with richard gage , aia , in person . we hope you will join us and bring a friend or two ! what : denver premiere of firefighters , architects & engineers expose 9 / 11 myths , featuring firefighter erik lawyer and richard gage , aia when : saturday , october 10th 6 : 00 p . m . for snacks and reception [ … ]
this guy reminds me of the goon that got brendon o’connell locked away for three years in western australia , where the israeli ambassador to australia and the israeli deputy minister for foreign affairs flew out from israel for the trial . o’connell got the chief rabbi to admit on a skyped interview for the prosecution that the rabbi was a “pharisee” and then got shut down trying to explore that with the connection to talmiudism and all that that implies . mystery babylon .
i did my very best to get the “best of the best” to interview . i did so much research for each interview so as to be able to ask the right questions . i and a number of my colleagues feel that much of this information has been suppressed or not widely circulated , leaving a large gap in what the general public knows about much of what occurred before and after 9 / 11 .
it seems like more action has been taken over the incident of 9 / 11 than all these other issued combined . if we put half as much resources into working together as we do fighting each other , heaven on earth would exist . or as close as we can get it ! ; )
there were clues . there were allegations . there were witness reports . there was evidence about the hijackers , about people they met with — all kinds of different things that the 9 / 11 commission was then tasked with reviewing and investigating ,
the former democratic congressman from indiana said friday .
the questions continue . they are presented through a combination of survivor statements , news clips , comments from reporters like dan rather , and press from around the world . this results in highly provocative and revealing questions on the story of our time . while there are no clear answers , there are clear paths to knowledge .
. they are officials and major agencies and institutions who dole out information on as limited a basis as possible . this term was not used explicitly but it serves to describe well a key point made in the film . major players in our society , those in and near government and the press , serve the function of regulating the flow of information for their benefit and the advantage of their patrons . they have a difficult task however .
in the film’s first five minutes , we hear fbi director robert mueller tell us that the agency simply had no idea that terrorists would ever use planes to attack the united states . apparently , he also had no idea that one of his top agents sent reports of suspicious middle eastern men in commercial flight schools well before 9 / 11 . he had no idea that a 1996 plot was foiled involving the use of planes as weapons against the united states . he also forgot that at the g8 conference of world leaders in italy just before 9 / 11 , defenses were set up to meet the threat of