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  By Ken Jenkins Introduction According to the FBI, there were 85 video surveillance cameras in the vicinity of the Pentagon that  might  have captured some parts of the Pentagon event on 9/11. The FBI confiscated some of the recordings from those cameras very shortly after the event, and the rest over the following days. This act by the government fueled the suspicions of those questioning a large plane impact into the Pentagon. It is known that the FBI confiscated much 9/11 evidence, including evidence at all four crash sites; thus their confiscations at the Pentagon were typical, not unusual. However, since the two videos that were released do appear to contain useful information about what hit the Pentagon, we should not automatically assume the FBI is being dishonest here. Why very few cameras captured the impact event There are a number of valid reasons why only 4 of the 85 videos were released by the FBI in response to a FOIA (Freedom Of Information Act) request filed in 2004, w

  It's been an important week for 9/11 researchers. On March 27, professor Steven Jones, originator and main supporter of the theory of thermite-induced controlled demolition of the Twin Towers, reported via affiliated websites that he had acquired important documents related to the North Tower (WTC1). These documents were allegedly provided anonymously by an unknown "whistleblower" who was involved in the technical assessments carried out for the lawsuits between Silverstein Properties (owner of WTC 7 and 99-year leaseholder of the Twin Towers) and the insurance companies that objected to Silverstein's request for a double payout for the two attacks of September 11, 2001. The documents include over 200 scans of architectural blueprints of the North Tower in addition to legal and CAD files. . - Not the first blueprints; other sets exist - . These blueprints, however, are not the first to surface. I had already received copies of the Twin Towers' construction bluep