PBS station KBDI Denver Airs 9/11 Press for Truth

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxWMDTuhxdI

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The Jersey Girls seek a new investigation. From left: Patty Casazza; Lorie Van Auken; Mindy Kleinberg; Kristen Breitweiser

It was a big big day at the KBDI Five Points Media center for 9/11 Truth.

Having developed a relationship with the Denver metro area local PBS broadcasting station for over the last 3 years by simply taking donation phones calls, in exchange for a few minutes to talk to the audience about the 9/11 cover up, Colorado Visibility 9/11 has succeeded in making history.

KBDI aired the groundbreaking documentary film 9/11 Press for Truth June 4, 2009 during prime time with well over an hours worth of interviews with film producers Kyle Hence and Ray Nowosielski, and also powerful testimony from Bob McIlvaine.

Station managers and VP were extremely pleased as to how well this documentary was received and should be commend for doing what no other station has done in the nation and air a controversial film exposing the cover up of the 9/11 tragedy by our government.

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This is being touted as one of the most successful fund raising events in station history and proves that people are dying for real answers about that day.

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This is very encouraging for those of us who are not satisfied with the "official" fiction of 9/11. I think that the media, including KBDI and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO2yT0uBQbM">Fresno's KMPH Richard Gage interview (and a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VdJMs55IOs">supplementary evening news segment, which balances Gage with retired NYFD firefighter Andrew Isolano, who watched the attacks from Brooklyn and who believes the official government conspiracy theory), are getting over their fear of anthrax and are beginning to give in to their curiosity about what actually happened. I think most people feel it in their bones that something isn't right about what they were told versus what they actually saw that day.

Well done