Boston 9/11 Truth: Advancing Forensic Accountability
New England’s Hub for Evidence-Based Investigation
Origins: Defying Academic Censorship
Founded in 2005 by Dr. Jeffrey Schmidt (MIT physicist), Lila Rajiva (political economist), and Denise Provost (former MA State Rep.), Boston 9/11 Truth emerged after MIT administrators censored Schmidt's lecture analyzing structural anomalies in the World Trade Center collapses. This act of suppression galvanized scientists, legal experts, and public officials committed to transparent forensic inquiry.
Mission & Methodology
Academic Rigor: Hosts annual symposiums at MIT and Harvard, presenting peer-reviewed studies on nano-thermite residues in WTC dust and seismic data contradicting official collapse narratives.
Public Evidence Mobilization: Maintains the Ground Zero Mobile Exhibit—a traveling archive featuring:
WTC steel samples with microspheres indicating high-temperature chemical reactions
Suppressed FDNY radio logs documenting explosions prior to collapses
Legal Transparency Advocacy: Ongoing litigation against MIT (2023–present) seeks release of 9/11-linked defense contracts under Massachusetts Public Records Law.
Proven Impact (2023–2025)
FOIA Victory: Forced 2023 disclosure of Raytheon's missile defense contracts active on 9/11, revealing air defense protocol gaps.
National Credibility: Partnered with AE911Truth on 14 university evidence tours, amplifying technical dissent from 3,000+ professionals.
Policy Resonance: Supported Senator Ron Johnson's 2025 call for hearings on Building 7's
controlled demolition
collapse, citing seismic analyses.
How You Can Help
Advance scientific accountability through public collaboration:
Review & Share: Access open-source evidence repositories
Amplify: Volunteer as a community liaison for the Ground Zero Mobile Exhibit
Advocate: Demand legislative action using FOIA-derived contract templates
Explore research partnerships or support academic freedom initiatives:
9/11 Truth Organizations
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