I just saw this blog on us and it made me realize I had to join and set the record the straight. That was definitely the short version lol. There is so much history here it is not even funny. But like I said, there wasn't supposed to even be a CIT.

To be honest with all of you, I knew deep in my heart the solution to understanding what happened with 9/11 meant going to the source or sources. That was my plan for CIT. CIT was actually supposed to be a network of very knowledgeable researchers across the country who would know a specific aspect of the story, be it the Pentagon, Shanksville, hijacker irregularities etc. IOW, I envisioned a team across the country who had the cajones to get out there and chase down leads, witnesses etc and match up their story to what you learned or the anomalies.

I felt this was very dangerous to do. I still think it is. But I simply had to know what happened at the Pentagon. I knew it was the only way we were ever going to know what happened. Simply go there and ask questions.

This same style of investigation can still be applied to the hijackers. Being there were two Ziad Jarrah's in two places at once and two Mohammad Atta's. We even learned some key information by visiting a neighborhood where Waleed Alsheri allegedly lived. The problem for the OS is this address/location was wiped from his OS.

I encourage more people to get involved. The hijackers need this attention very badly. The longer we wait the harder it will be to find neighbors the more people can write of their memories of events, faces, times, dates etc.

We have to investigate 9/11 ourselves from the ground up.