The Danish newspaper Weekendavisen could not substantiate its allegations that Niels Harrit was crazy

The court hearing due to Niels Harrits case against journalist Soren Willemoes and editor Anne Knudsen from Weekendavisen, for public defamatory and allegations of scientific dishonesty, was held yesterday the 16th of August 2013.
The hearing was initially characterized by the fact, that Niels Harrit was not represented by a lawyer, and had decided to run the case himself. In a courtroom, the language is law, but with the help of both the judge and the defendant's lawyer, the case went in to motion.
First Niels Harrit went to testify, then it was Soren Willemoes - Anne Knudsen had not shown up in court.
To testify for him, Niels Harrit had called architect Jan Utzon, to represent the collegial support represented by Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth, who at this moment counts 1.975 professional signers. Jan Utzon told the court, that he shared the same skepticism as Niels Harrit, over the official explanation for WTC7 collapse.

Janette Mackinlay, 1948 - 2010 was an artist, 9/11 survivor and activist for 9/11 Truth and justice.  This video (in 2 parts) shows Janette's presentation at the University of California Davis on May 1, 2009. 

The occasion was Prof. Steven E. Jones' first public presentation of his research on dust from the World Trade Center.  Janette was the first person to give Prof. Jones a sample of dust from the World Trade Center.  Prof. Jones, Prof. Niels Harrit and other scientists found red gray chips in the dust, some visible to the naked eye.  Scientific examination revealed that these were unexploded pieces of nanothermite, a military grade explosive researched and developed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories in Livermore, California.