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I, Truther

My 9/11 Truth Quest and subsequent truth-seeking activities

David F. Palmer

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01 September 2023
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 The laws of physics say that the twin towers of the World Trade Center could not have collapsed all the way to the ground due to gravity alone.

This is a true story: David's true story. It covers his life from 2002 to 2023 inclusive, a time in his life of effort, disappointment, frustration and, occasionally, despair, as he persistently prods the Australian Government to acknowledge key pieces of evidence that prove the official US Government's 9/11 narrative is false.

  His account is supported by many well-credentialled experts, who also believe that the US Government's account is a blatant cover-up.

  And what about the COVID-19 pandemic? The facts behind that also needs to be considered with a critical mind!

  As for the AUKUS security arrangements with the US and UK, he asks, "Are they really in Australia's best interests?"

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 The laws of physics say that the twin towers of the World Trade Center could not have collapsed all the way to the ground due to gravity alone.

This is a true story: David's true story. It covers his life from 2002 to 2023 inclusive, a time in his life of effort, disappointment, frustration and, occasionally, despair, as he persistently prods the Australian Government to acknowledge key pieces of evidence that prove the official US Government's 9/11 narrative is false.

  His account is supported by many well-credentialled experts, who also believe that the US Government's account is a blatant cover-up.

  And what about the COVID-19 pandemic? The facts behind that also needs to be considered with a critical mind!

  As for the AUKUS security arrangements with the US and UK, he asks, "Are they really in Australia's best interests?"

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