Architect & Engineers for 9/11 Truth Powerpoint

You might have found this site by a search engine or a link. You may be about to endure Richard Gage's presentation right now. However you found your way here, welcome.

There have been five different iterations of Gage's slideshow so far. This has made these rebuttals very difficult to maintain. However, most of the slides remain the same. Gage simply cleans up some of the old mistakes, shuffles some slides around, and even brings back some old mistakes that he thinks he can support.

Therefore, it is completely impossible to maintain links to their website. Accordingly, this section will remain as it is until I can figure an alternate route to combatting this misinformation from their site.

I GUARANTEE NONE OF THE LINKS TO GAGE'S SITE. The way they keep switching them, I just can't keep up.

The first current slide is Lady Liberty and The Twin Towers. You can also go to the sitemap link at the top of every page if you want to switch quickly between rebuttal pages. (I'm still working on a index page for the rebuttal. When I'm happy with the setup, it will be right here.)

Archives - Older Rebuttal Pages

Way back in the early days of this website, I was trying to do the rebuttal simply, slide by slide. If Gage hadn't kept changing it, I think I would be all the way through his first slideshow by now. (Well, I did have to recover from a dogbite to my hand in March!)

However, Gage does keep changing it. Every time I'd start over, he'd change it again. I don't think he does it to fool with me, however. He's just tinkering.

But every time he changes the slideshow, he eliminates the old slides completely -- right down the memory hole. This makes linking to the pages very difficult, and that's the main reason I kept abandoning tracks and beginning again.

However, I think the work I did still needs to be available, if only as a record of some of the more egregious errors that Richard Gage didn't mind spewing before any audience that would have him. Therefore, the older pages are still available.

The March 2008 slide index ends on slide 15. The January 2008 slide index ends on slide 22, and the September 2007 slide index ends on slide 67.

On Fair Use

I am not going to reproduce every slide here at the site, due to Fair Use requirements. However, crucial slides will be found here, and links to each current slide are available. That's what the Internet is all about, right?