The 9/11 and 7/7 Connection -Lancaster

Lancaster Lecture Challenges The Official 9/11 Story

A group of Lancastrians have become so concerned at the many anomalies surrounding the official story of the terror attacks of September 11th 2001, that they have invited the Chairman of the ‘Britain and Ireland 9/11 Truth Campaign’, to give a presentation at Korners Bar (part of The Farmers Arms), Lancaster City Centre on Wednesday 24th January.

“Almost five and a half years on from the horrific events of September 11th 2001 and a few weeks after the execution of Saddam Hussain, we are still in the grip of a disastrous global ‘War on Terror’ that has cost thousands of lives and is taking away some of our most basic liberties. A growing pool of experts are now challenging the official story of 9/11. The implications of their research are explosive. If the events of 9/11 did not take place exactly as we have been told, then the entire basis for the ‘War on Terror’ is heavily called into question”, said a spokesperson for the Lancaster truth campaign.

The invited speaker, Ian R. Crane, who spent 25 years in the international Oilfield Services and Telecommunications industries, has devoted the past four years to researching the events of 9/11. Ian will be presenting evidence that the Twin Towers were brought down with controlled demolition techniques, not by fire, as was World Trade Centre building number 7, which fell the same day even though it was not hit by an aeroplane – an event often forgotten. Another clear anomaly is the smallness of the hole in the Pentagon, which could not possibly have been caused by a full-size jet airliner. Put together with other key factors, such as the inexplicable stand-down of the US Air Force on 9/11 and the fact that many of the supposed suicide hijackers are still alive and well, an increasing number of people around the world believe there is a serious case that demands a new inquiry.

“The official report was a whitewash, People should come along and hear the strong evidence for themselves before dismissing one of the key controversies of our time” a spokesperson for the Lancaster truth campaign stated.

The lecture will be held on Wednesday 24th January at Korners Bar (part of The Farmers Arms), Lancaster City Centre at 7.30pm. Tickets available on the door.