This sets out crucial questions of science, engineering and forensic evidence which the BBC programme failed to address.

The programme cleverly glossed over awkward questions, so that its audience could retire to bed reassured that 'there's nothing to see here'.

In my view, the programme is a prime example of the Big Lie in operation.

This booklet is all my own work. I am not an engineer or a physicist. I would appreciate any expert advice on improving it.

I have also made available some more Free Bees CD inserts. A design inspired by the Pink Floyd element in the song, plus an insert for sending CDs to DJs.

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This accesses the whole set; you can then choose what you want.

I hope you'll agree they're all good resources. Professor Griffin does a great job of exposing the lies which just cannot cover up the extraordinary behaviour of Bush and his travelling team.

And Richard Gage has engineering and science on his side. Great material to give to engineers and scientists.

I have also had a go at designing some CD insert labels for the Free Bees' song, '9/11's A Lie'. I've been distributing the song on standard CDR-80 discs, which have loads of room for extra tracks. The 2 image files are intended for regular audio CDs of the song, with a bonus track, consisting of the Bonnie Faulkner 'Explosive Testimony' interview with David Ray Griffin, on KPFA. This is the programme which started Richard Gage on his journey.

The CD inserts are designed to work with a free label making program, UndercoverXP. Get it from www.undercoverxp.tk

I have made an A5-sized booklet version of the scholars' paper on environmental anomalies at the WTC. This is available as a free download from http://www.mediafire.com/?7yzhfbzx0bf It's a pdf file.

This version preserves US English spelling. I hope to add a UK version before too long.

You can print it out on to A4 paper, fold to A5 and either glue or staple it all together. The booklet has 20 A5 pages; thus you'll need 5 A4 sheets.

Use a sheet of thick, high quality paper for the cover.

This format is more convenient for distribution in such places as reference libraries and university cafes, or anywhere you'd be handing copies out. It's also a bit more robust for mailing.