Chip-in for ae911truth.org (Architects and Engineers) for AIA presentation

Noticed a lot of 911 threads here lately, where truthers are fighting and arguing with other posters, some of whom are probably paid shills or else people who are still in denial. It gets a bit frustrating to read these.

But instead, there may be something useful to do for people who believe that 911 should be investigated in greater depth.

We did raise a lot of money in the past using chip-ins for the RP blimp and the campaign. It seems to me that one of the most credible groups investigating the 911 issue is the Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth. They have a chip-in on their website, to raise money for an upcoming presentation at a major meeting of architects in San Francisco.

http://www.ae911truth.org
(upper left corner of the home page)

They write:...
"Now our need is to ensure that each of the 24,000 architects at the convention will make a conscious effort to find us at booth #2609! So we have approval to place a 1/4 page color ad (depicting a comparison of the Beijing high-rise fire with the mysterious destruction of WTC 7 as shown in the image). This ad will be placed in the prestigious Architectural Record — the publication of the American Institute of Architects! We do already have 2 gracious donors who are providing 1/2 of the $6,400 ad cost already! But we also want to send a similarly designed invitation postcard to each of the 24,000 architects before the event and also as a follow-up after the event! The list cost, printing cost, and postage for this marketing effort will be over $11,400. Let's maximize the AE911Truth marketing opportunity of the year! If each of us do a little, then we will all move this mountain of denial in the building professionals that we need to reach the most! Thanks, everyone! "

http://www.ae911truth.org/sustain.php#SpecialProject_2009_Ma...

It seems like this is project that is worthy of support, and may be something concrete we can do to help get to the bottom of what really came down that day. So far they've only raised about 3,000 dollars, with quite a bit to go...