 911 A CASE OF TREASON, MURDER AND URBAN RENEWALL | |
| Collectively we are engaged in a struggle to expose the government’s lies about 9/11. The physical sciences and analysis are key to this project. The only investigation worthy of the name has been conducted on the internet by researchers like Thierry Meyssan, Gerard Holmgren,Jeff King, Rosalee Grable, Kee Dewdney, Nico Haupt, Killtown, and"Spooked" who proved no Boeing 757 went into the Pentagon, flight 93 did not crash in the designated hole near Shanksville, PA, and the WTC towers were demolished by explosives. Unfortunately, Jones fails to credit this body of research. More importantly,
More specifically, we assert:
 Figure 2: Mostly unburned paper mixes with the top half of the Twin Towers. As seen a block away, a large portion of the towers remains suspended in air.
 Figure 3(a): Husky, beefy beams.  Figure 3(b): Loss of a chunk (sizable section) out of this tower would be inconsequential. The New York Times promises “all the news that’s fit to print.” Until now, the Times apparently believed the controlled demolitions of three World Trade Center skyscrapers on 9/11 was news that was unfit to print. But today, on April 1st, 2014, the Times has finally published an apparent reference to World Trade Center owner Larry Silverstein’s mother-of-all-insurance-scams. And no, that is not an April Fool’s joke. Today’s Times exposé of Silverstein’s boundless greed and chutzpah is headlined: For a Ground Zero Developer Seeking Subsidies, More Is Never Enough Journalist Michael Powell seems to have snuck one by the Times editors by writing that Silverstein “has internalized a developer’s rule of thumb in New York: Only a rube puts much of his own money at risk. Billions of dollars in Liberty bonds, insurance money, developer fees: Year after year, Mr. Silverstein has shaken the public tree and benefits have fallen to the ground.”
When he bought the largely vacant, money-hemorrhaging, condemned-for-asbestos World Trade Center in July of 2001 – just two months before 9/11 – Silverstein (obviously not a rube) put up less than $15 million of his own money while doubling the WTC’s terror insurance policy to $3.5 billion. On 9/11, he skipped his customary breakfast in the Windows to the World restaurant atop the North Tower, allegedly due to a lucky dermatologists’ appointment. Everyone in the restaurant that day died. Silverstein’s family members also cancelled WTC appointments that morning. The 9/11 demolitions-without-a-permit allowed Silverstein to collect double indemnity on his terror insurance policy by claiming that his “losses” were the result of two completely separate and unrelated terror attacks. You don’t have to be an Edward G. Robinson of a claims adjuster to know that there’s something fishy about a guy who buys a white elephant, doubles the insurance, takes a “total loss” two months later, and sues for double indemnity based on a bizarre twist in the policy. The Times article points out that Silverstein’s new WTC, like the old asbestos-ridden one, is largely vacant. So Silverstein “wants to shake the tree again” – to the tune of $1.2 billion more in public funds, on top of the countless subsidies and insurance-fraud payouts he has already extorted. Will Silverstein shake the Unfreedom Tower so billions more will “fall to the ground” at free-fall acceleration? Somebody had better keep a close eye on this guy’s insurance policies…and make sure he isn’t hiring any more Israeli and/or Bush-owned “security” firms. Along with referencing the WTC demolitions, Times journalist Michael Powell subtly informs us that he has been reading my Veterans Today articles castigating Silverstein:
Powell’s tongue-in-cheek salute to Silverstein’s chutzpah appears to be a sly reference to my many satirical articles on the same subject. If you google “Silverstein chutzpah” the first of 344,000 results is my piece: Chutzpah, Thy Name is Silverstein! Larry Wants More Billions for Blowing Up the WTC In that article I created The Larry Silverstein Award for Chutzpah Above and Beyond the Call of Duty, which has since then been awarded to Andrew Adler (the Zionist editor who published an op-ed calling on his beloved Mossad to assassinate Obama), Israel lobbyist Patrick Clawson (who publicly called for the false-flag murder of Americans to start a war with Iran), and Judge John Walker (who refused to recuse himself from a 9/11 truth lawsuit even though he’s George Bush’s cousin). | Figure 3(c): If the tower is viewed as a "towering tree" and the Keebler Elves carved out a residence, no measurable weakening would occur. If their cookie oven set fire to the tree, it would be inconsequential. On 9/11 issues where the case is proven and settled, Jones confounds it. On controversies with arguments and evidence on both sides like NBB, he conducts no physical analysis and sides with OGCT. The world asks, what energy source could have transformed 200,000 tons of steel-reinforced concrete into ultra-fine particles within seconds, suspended in the upper atmosphere for days while leaving paper unharmed, hurling straight sticks of steel hundreds of feet, incinerating cars and trucks for blocks, and leaving nary a desk, computer, file cabinet, bookcase or couch on the ground? Jones seems to reply, "Superthermite." Figure 4(a): Unexplained spontaneous combustion toasted cars in a lot near the WTC. Figure 4(b): Peculiar wilting of car doors and deformed window surrounds on FDR Drive. Figure 4(d): Front half of a car burned with an unburned rear half. Figure 4(f): What was this object across the street? What caused that line of burn marks on the hood of the car in the foreground? The demolitions of WTC 1, 2 and 7 were different yet Jones treats them implicitly as if they are alike. The perpetrators essentially destroyed WTC 7 from the bottom up in a gravity-assisted collapse, while WTC 1 and 2 were primarily top-down, virtually unassisted by gravity and destroyed by a combination of conventional and unconventional devices. Jones points to conventional demolitions which leave clean-up crews with only short piles of rubble and remarks, "As observed for WTC 7, also WTC 1 and 2?the Twin Towers?on 9-11-01" [pdf (7/19/06) p. 16].", as if all demolitions are alike and have short stacks. The perpetrators could not order an off-the-rack demolition from aisle 7B to cleanly take down one-quarter-mile tall towers each containing approximately 100 acres of interior space. Figure 5(a): Failed demolition in South Dakota. (mov) (wmv) Figure 5(b): Demolition gone bad: the leaning tower of South Dakota fails to collapse any further. (mov) (wmv)
Figure 5(c): Demolition starts bad: the top 300 feet of WTC 2 tilted as much as 23° before beingblown to kingdom come. Figure 5(e): WTC 1 smoke obscures WTC 2 demolition. The scrap guys could not believe the twin towers had so little rubble. "It simply did not seem possible that two of the world’s tallest buildings had all but disappeared…In total, 2,700 vertical feet of building, containing nearly 10 million square feet of floor space, were reduced to a tangled, smoking, burning heap less than 200 feet thick." Figure 6(a): Ground zero rubble was surprisingly small. Figure 6(b): The rubble was not deep enough to reach the undercarriage of the black Cushman scooter in the foreground and the flag poles in the background look full height.
Powerful explosion from the alledged plane impact hurls heavy steel members horizontally instead of vertical defying the laws of physics wherefore identifying the presence of high explosives inside the WTC. Tritium was found at levels 55 times background in the basement of the building 11 days after 9/11. Firefighters sprayed a million liters of water on Building 6 diluting the water samples. Per Ed Ward’s breakdown had the water samples been collected on the evening of 9/11 there could have potentially been 6 BILLION tritium units present. That is the equivalent to a leaking nuclear power plant. Temperatures were so high that “cement flowed like lava” according to the plaque in the New York Police Museum:
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Larry Silverstein, you may recall, is a reputed mobster who allegedly got his start in the sex services business and then oozed into real estate. Two months before 9/11, Silverstein finalized his 100-year-lease on the white elephant, condemned-for-asbestos World Trade Center complex – and proceeded to double the insurance and hardball his insurers into changing the policy to “cash payout.” On 9/11/01, Silverstein skipped his usual breakfast at the top of the North Tower. He says his wife reminded him of an appointment with his dermatologist. Other family members also stayed away, with other excuses. All of those who breakfasted there died. Silverstein and family survived. After confessing on national television to blowing up World Trade Center 7, Silverstein went to court and asked for – and received – double indemnity, including almost a billion dollars for WTC-7 – the very building he had confessed to blowing up. Larry had the chutzpah to claim that there were two separate, unrelated terrorist attacks (the two planes) so he should get twice the money. Somehow that worked, presumably thanks to a mobbed-up judge. “Lucky Larry” walked away with more than five billion dollars, plus rights to rebuild. But that wasn’t enough chutzpah for Larry. For the past several years he’s been back in court, asking for 11 billion dollars from the airlines’ insurers. Now Silverstein has somehow convinced AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, to give him a special dispensation. Even though AMR has filed bankruptcy, which theoretically should stop all lawsuits against it, the company’s attorneys have – for unstated reasons – chosen to insert a special rider into their bankruptcy agreement which allows Silverstein to continue suing the company. According to the Wall Street Journal: Silverstein’s company, which leased the Twin Towers and two other World Trade Center buildings from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, is seeking billions of dollars in damages for alleged negligence by the airline, according to the lawsuit. It is also seeking compensation for the lost rental income; the developer had signed 99-year leases for the space just two months before the attack. Lost rental income?! Larry, those Towers were condemned for asbestos! You would have had to spend many billions, probably double-digit billions, to scrape every bit of asbestos off the frames of those buildings to legally collect rental income. Not only that, but the Towers had a very high vacancy rate and antiquated communications infrastructure. New York City had been desperately seeking a way to demolish the Towers for at least a decade, but could not do so because of the asbestos. The WTC complex was a gigantic money-loser for the City, and it would have quickly bankrupted any private owner…had not a certain act of urban renewal by other means taken place on 9/11/01. As if all that isn’t enough chutzpah, get this: Larry Silverstein used his 9/11 insurance fraud money to buy Chicago’s Sears Tower! How could Lucky Larry possibly top all of his previous acts of over-the-top chutzpah? Simple: He could blow up the Sears Tower, brag about it on national TV, and collect more double-digit billions in insurance money on the premise that it was somehow the fault of the Muslims. After all, Lucky Larry is on a winning streak. Will he roll the dice one more time?
by Kevin Barrett9/11 was conceived as an elaborate psychological operation to instill fear into the American people in order to manipulate them into supporting the political agenda of the Bush/Cheney administration, which included the invasion of several nations in the Middle East and the creation of a new century of American domination of the world for the next 100 years. The evidence supports the inference that 9/11 was a “national security event” which was authorized at the highest levels of the American government–the CIA, the NSA, the Pentagon and The White House. It facilitated a reversal of US foreign policy and extraordinary constraints on the Constitution of the United States, which have dramatically increased the centralization of political power in the executive branch and dominating the legislative and judicial branches of government. The creation of the Department of Homeland Security has been especially ominous, where DHS has now requisitioned more than 1.5 billion rounds of .40 caliber hollow point ammo, which is not even permissible in the conduct of warfare under The Geneva Conventions. Combined with more than 300 FEMA camps around the country, which I have discussed in “From America to Amerika: The End Game” (with Dennis Cimino), even American should be alarmed at the parallels with the rise of The Third Reich in Germany before WWII. As a former Marine Corps officer, I am extremely apprehensive over the future of my country, which has been transformed from the most admired and respected nation in the world–along with our “gallant ally”‘ in the Middle East, Israel–to the most despised and reviled. I never expected that the U.S. would turn to “the dark side” in my lifetime, but it already has. |
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We should all remember the victims, we should all remember the thousands of rescue efforts, we should all remember the after shock, and the effect on everyones lives. Let us remember the folks who are still here dealing with the aftermath of this great “Horrific Event” that captured the attention of the entire world on this very coincidental date. These are all very good reasons to remember. However it appears that we will never see the real reasons why we should “NOT” remember this “Horrific” date and event. Remembrance is not about seeking revenge against an unproven culprit, it is not seeking out fictitious enemies for the whim of a few “Blood Sucking Leaches” on the global society, remembrance is not about the exploitation, or the arming of groups of a few radicals to do the unjust dirty works of the same “Blood Sucking Leaches”.
THE 2001 SEPTEMBER 11th ATTACKS: Rescuers are dwarfed by the size of the rubble and debris of where the World Trade Center once stood, one day after the terrorist attacks of 11 September, 2001. (RUTH FREMSON/AFP/Getty Images) #
After years of effort and numerous setbacks, three of the proposed seven towers to be built at the World Trade Center complex have "topped out," reaching their structural maximum height. Seven WTC was completed in 2006, Four WTC topped out in June of this year, and the tallest, One World Trade Center (formerly known as Freedom Tower), just topped out at 104 floors on August 30. Financial difficulties have left the future of the remaining towers in doubt, and have raised concerns about the still-incomplete National September 11 Memorial and Museum, as the foundation that runs the memorial estimates that it will cost $60 million a year to operate. Gathered below are recent images of the rebuilding at ground zero in New York City.
One World Trade Center stands tall on the skyline of New York's Lower Manhattan as a man takes a picture from a pier in Hoboken, New Jersey, on September 9, 2012. The price tag for the skyscraper was valued at $3.8 billion earlier this year, making it the world's most expensive new office tower. Most of the cost overruns are due to the security measures being taken in the design of the building which sits on a site that has been bombed twice by terrorists. To offset the costs of One World Trade Center, which is being built by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, higher bridge and tunnel tolls have been instated and there has been a reduction in spending on transportation infrastructure. The 1,776-foot skyscraper is expected to be completed by late 2013 or early 2014.(Reuters/Gary Hershorn)
An ironworker walks a beam at Three World Trade Center, Monday, June 25, 2012 in New York. The 72-floor, 977-foot tower is scheduled to open late next year. It's expected to be the first tower completed on the 16-acre site since the 9/11 attacks. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
Construction continues at the World Trade Center in New York, on July 19, 2012. The Vehicle Security Center is at left, and the National September 11 Memorial and Museum is in the center. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
One World Trade Center, the central skyscraper at Ground Zero, under construction on January 30, 2012. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) #
The 9/11 Memorial, seen from the 90th story of One World Trade Center in New York, on April 30, 2012. (Lucas Jackson/AFP/Getty Images) #
One World Trade Center, viewed from the 72nd floor of Four World Trade Center, on September 7, 2012 in New York City. As New York City and the country prepare for the 11th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, work proceeds at the former site of the World Trade Center Towers. The 16-acre site, which is owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and is being rebuilt with developer Larry Silverstein, has a projected price tag of $14.8 billion. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) #
A view from the 71st floor of One World Trade Center of one of The National September 11 Memorial twin reflecting pools and visitors in New York, on April 30, 2012. (Stan Honda/AFP/Getty Images) #
US Marine Cpl. Mark Litynski of New Hope, Minnesota, looks up at One World Trade while visiting the 9/11 Memorial at ground zero in New York, on July 4, 2012. Litynski was visiting the memorial with other wounded veterans as a part of a trip organized by the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which is helping to build accessible homes for the wounded veterans. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) #
A view of the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center (right) as seen from the Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center April 30, 2012. (Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images) #
The base of one of the cranes used to raise heavy material stands inside the top floors of One World Trade Center as the building nears 100 stories tall in New York, on March 23, 2012. (Reuters/Lucas Jackson) #
Construction workers move a piece of steel at the World Trade Center transportation hub in New York, on July 19, 2012. The hub, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, will connect suburban commuter trains with New York's subways. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
Construction continues beneath the arched columns of the East-West Corridor at the World Trade Center site, in New York, on September 7, 2012. The subterranean corridor will connect several buildings with the transportation hub. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
The under-construction One World Trade Center (center) stands over the World Trade Center construction site and the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in New York's Lower Manhattan, on August 24, 2011. (Reuters/Lucas Jackson) #
Ironworker Stephen MacGray cuts a steel brace at the World Trade Center construction site, on August 2, 2012. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
The 9/11 Memorial, during a ceremony for recovery workers and first responders on the 10-year anniversary of the formal end of cleanup operations at Ground Zero on May 30, 2012. Thousands of men and women came to Ground Zero following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks to help with the recovery effort. Numerous first responders, including police and fire fighters, have subsequently been plagued with health issues many believe are related to the air they breathed in the weeks and months following the attacks. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) #
A full moon, as seen from West Orange, New Jersey, rises over the skyline of Lower Manhattan and One World Trade Center in New York, on May 6, 2012. (Reuters/Gary Hershorn) #
A square pool, center, at the National September 11 Memorial is surrounded by ongoing construction, Sunday, April 1, 2012 at the World Trade Center in New York. The steel framework, lower left, for the Vehicle Security Center rises next to the excavated area, lower center, of the former Deutsche Bank building. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
One World Trade Center, seen from the 72nd floor of Four World Trade Center on September 7, 2012 in New York City. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) #
Iron workers gather to rest on a partially finished floor near the top of One World Trade Center in New York, on April 30, 2012. (Lucas Jackson/AFP/Getty Images) #
The World Trade Center construction site, reflected in the windows of 4 World Trade Center in New York, on July 19, 2012. The National September 11 Memorial is upper left, and the transportation hub is upper right. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
An ironworker prepares a steel column before connecting another column at One World Trade Center on the day it became New York City's tallest skyscraper, Monday, April 30, 2012 in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
A view from one of the top floors of the new One World Trade Center building, which is under construction on the site of the destroyed original World Trade Center, on April 30, 2012. The building is expected to reach its full height next year, when it will likely to be declared the tallest building in the United States and the third-tallest in the world. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) #
U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama look down at the 9/11 Memorial while touring the One World Trade Center building in New York, on June 14, 2012. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque) #
Ironworkers James Brady, left, and Billy Geoghan release the cables from a steel beam after connecting it on the 104th floor of One World Trade Center, on August 2, 2012 in New York. The beam was signed by President Barack Obama with the note: "We remember, We rebuild, We come back stronger!" during a ceremony at the construction site June 14. Since then the beam has been adorned with the autographs of workers and police officers at the site. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
One World Trade Center on the skyline of Lower Manhattan as people watch the sun set on the city of New York from a Pier in Hoboken, New Jersey, on September 9, 2012. (Reuters/Gary Hershorn) #
An aerial view of One World Trade Center, backdropped by the Hudson River and New Jersey, towers over other buildings in Lower Manhattan, on August 31, 2012. (Reuters/Adrees Latif) #
Construction cranes work over the World Trade Center transportation hub in New York, on July 19, 2012. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
Signatures of officials and construction workers are written on the final steel beam to be installed on 4 World Trade Center during a ceremony to mark its installation in New York, on June 25, 2012. (Reuters/Keith Bedford) #
Construction workers, seen from the 72nd floor at Four World Trade Center on September 7, 2012 in New York City. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) #
One World Trade Center, center, rises above the National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center, on September 6, 2012 in New York. The World Financial Center is on the left, and Four World Trade Center is at right. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) #
The Tribute in Light for the Twin Towers illuminates the sky in Lower Manhattan near the One World Trade Center construction site, left, seen from Jersey City, New Jersey, in honor of the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, on September 6, 2012. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) #
Visitors to the National September 11 Memorial walk around the two reflecting pools at the World Trade Center in New York, on April 1, 2012. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File) #
The Statue of Liberty, with One World Trade Center lit up in red, white and blue in the background, two days ahead of the Fourth of July holiday as seen from Bayonne, New Jersey, on July 2, 2012. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
THE 2001 SEPTEMBER 11th ATTACKS: A man coated with ash and debris from the collapse of the World Trade Center south tower coughs near City Hall in lower Manhattan Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo/Amy Sancetta) #
THE 2001 SEPTEMBER 11th ATTACKS: Smoke billows from one of the towers of the World Trade Center and flames and debris explode from the second tower, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. In one of the most horrifying attacks ever against the United States, terrorists crashed two airliners into the World Trade Center in a deadly series of blows that brought down the twin 110-story towers. (AP Photo/Chao Soi Cheong) #
THE 2001 SEPTEMBER 11th ATTACKS: Firefighters carry an injured fireman from the World Trade Center area in New York after the buildings collapsed when two planes crashed into the structure on Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo/Matt Moyer) #
THE 2001 SEPTEMBER 11th ATTACKS: In this September 13, 2001 photograph, a woman poses with a picture of a missing loved one who was last seen at the World Trade Center when it was attacked on September 11, 2001. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) #
THE 2001 SEPTEMBER 11th ATTACKS: People flee the scene near New York's World Trade Center after terrorists crashed two planes into the towers on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. In a horrific sequence of destruction, terrorists hijacked two airliners and crashed them into the World Trade Center in a coordinated series of attacks that brought down the twin 110-story towers. (AP Photo/Diane Bondareff) #
Remembrance is not about taking advantage of the mass hysteria of those who “Succumb” .. Remembrance is not about an open pocket book to just write checks for death and destruction on a global scale. Remembrance is not about the “Fat Cats” getting fatter on this death and destruction.
When you remember 9/11 this time round you will be asked by the media and the “Succumbed “ to remember the so called perpetrators of this “Horrific Event”. This is a renewed attempt at seeking your approval to carry on this “Death and Destruction” at will, this is the very reason “Why Not to” remember this “Horrific Event”. If allowed this “Horrific Event” will, and has really already become your New “Holocaust “ with the old “Holocaust” all but forgotten and ignored the new has been brilliantly created for the very purposes of furthering the “Bloodsucking Leaching “ of the planets human resources, without resistance .Actually quite brilliant except for the fact this is not 1939 and this world is not the same world of uninformed people that existed in that era. This is now a world of connectivity something that the “Few” really don’t have. And the connected have already routed out the real perpetrator’s of this “Horrific Event”. As we watch this world plummet into a real live global crisis the real perpetrators are counting on the masses to not have the will or the ability to question or search out the truth in this matter, but rather will have nothing to do but try and save their own lives and or livelihood.This time around try and remember all those masses affected in a very negative way, and then think of those few that have made a literal “Killing” from this “Horrific Event” Remember the thousands who have blindly walked into “The Shadow of The Valley of Death” seeking to destroy a falsely accused, accused with proven false evidence,and Intel not even close to real. Intel, not investigated, an accused not given trial let alone fair trial. So when you remember try and remember what do you really stand for -is it Truth and Justice or is it just for the sake of some kind of misdirected “Revenge”?
Why “Not” to remember 9/11. Go for truth and justice, don’t be duped again.
1 DEC 12 1968 - Denver Militants Leave Post Office Building After Filing Complaint. Left to right are Sorl Shead, Denver Black Panther deputy minister of finance; Clarke Watson, brother of Lauren Watson, Denver Panther leader; Lauren Watson, and Ronnell Stewart, Panther deputy minister of information. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
2 OCT 17 1963 - A black man looks into a white barbershop, a Stronghold of Segregation in Public Accommodations. Officials say white barbers, by custom, do not cut Negroes' hair. If Negro insists, barber often gives poor haircut. (David Mathias/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
3 FEB 23 1972 - A group of University of Denver students protest what they say is lack of news coverage of minority affairs on the campus by the school's newspaper, the Clarion, by burning copies of the paper Wednesday. About 30 students of the Black Student Alliance took part in protest in front of the student union. Russ Richardson, a DU Law school student and Spokesman for the group, said he and other members of the group would try to meet Chancellor Maurice Mitchell to discuss grievances. (Bill Peters/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
4 OCT 20 1974 - Fats Domino. (John J. Sunderland/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
5 JUN 25 1963 - White and black marchers join hands as they approach the Denver City and County Building Tuesday night during a demonstration to protest alleged discriminatory practices. They came to attend a race-relations conference in Council Chambers. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
6 JUL 2 1969 - Contestants Vie for title of "Miss Black Denver" in Pageant Set Friday at Manual High School. From left, front row, are Julia Sistrunk, 18; Kathy Abernathy, 19; Doris Thomas, 21; Judy Benton, 17; center row, Sondra Francis, 20; Florence Ayres, 22; Sherri Baucom, 22; Mary Gilmore, 18; Doris Boyd, 17. Back row, Melodene Alexander, 17; Beverly Flentroy, 22; Joyce Canaday, 19, and Billye Coleman, 20. Parade will start two-day fete. (Don Goodwin/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
7 JUL 18 1970 - Three Miss Black Colorado candidates are Gloria Lott, Left, Brenda Humburd and Brenda Johnson. Following the convertible is Salvation Army's Red Shield Community Center Zodiac drill teams and pompom girls. (Bill Wunsch/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
8 FEB 18 1974 - Children head home at day's end. "The word integration is extremely important. I also think hand in hand with that goes quality education. If you let these kids go into a white school and call it quits with that .. it's meaningless." Mrs. Frances Aschkinasi. (David Cupp/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
9 SEP 25 1970 - Jack C. Beardshear, George Washington High School Principal, Gets black Parents' viewpoint. "Who's going to run this school--black students, white students or you?" she asked as black and white parents gathered in hallway after a meeting about two days of violence that closed the school. (Dave Buresh /The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
10 SEP 21 1963 - Civil Rights Organizations representatives at parade ordinance meeting. From left: Richard Young, James Reynolds, Edward Shoman, Alan Swallow, William Pinkett, Sheldon Steinhauser. (George Crouter /The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
11 JAN 14 1975 - Black legislators lead walkout Tuesday at inaugural ceremonies for Gov. Dick Lamm. State Rep. Wellington Webb, left, and State Sen. Regis Groff leave ceremony as Dick Lamm was preparing to be sworn in as Colorado's 33rd governor Tuesday at the State Capitol. They led a group protesting Lamm's failure to make any appointment to high office from black applicants. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
12 OCT 21 1971 - Virgil Robinson, Foreground, Led Blacks Demanding Action. Group assembled in front of federal courthouse to talk to newsmen. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
13 APR 17 1969 - Paul Chambers, of the Black Student Alliance at CSU, tells a crowd estimated at 500, that President Morgan, right, with arms folded, apparently doesn't understand demands presented to administration. Morgan told audience on grounds at Administration building, more money would be needed to meet stated goals. (Barry Staver/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
14 NOV 2 1969 - Disturbance Mars CSU Football Game. Several helmeted Colorado State University policemen try to break up a ruckus beneath the stands at CSU's Hughes Field during halftime of the CSU-University of Texas at El Paso football game Saturday. A few fistfights and scuffles broke out in arguments over the dismissal of 14 black athletes at the University of Wyoming. Two of the persons in the incident wear black armbands number 14, symbolic of groups supporting dropped gridders. (Barry Staver/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
15 OCT 1 1970 - Dr. Clarence F. Holmes is reflected in a mirror at his desk. (John G. White/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
16 NOV 17 1967 - Highway 80. Roggen Service Station Operator Don Cooper. He says his business is better, but the town's dying. There are more travelers because of new highway. (Monk Tyson /The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
17 MAR 25 1971 - Panelists for "Black Awareness Day" at Kent School command rapt attention of capacity crowd of students, grades six through 12, including some from Denver Country Day School. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
18 MAR 25 1971 - Reaction of students from Kent and Denver speakers and panelists as they hear of Blacks winning rights, freedom today. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
19 AUG 6 1975 - (From left) Romie Lilly, Lew Gaither, Wellington Webb, Warren Alexander, Bill Roberts and James Reynolds. Black leaders ask Safeway to maintain store in a first-class manner at all times. (John J. Sunderland/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
20 JAN 13 1968 - Black Panther Leader Discusses Cole Junior High School Ban On Seven Persons Attempting To Attend Teachers Meeting. From left are Mrs. Jean Moss; Frank Bailey, chairman of Denver Congress on Racial Equality (CORE); Lauren Watson, Denver Black Panther party leader; and Joe Boyd, staff member of the University of Colorado New Careers. Boyd and six others were denied admission to a meeting. (Steve Larson/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
21 SEP 6 1971 - Lauren Watson Addresses A City Park Crowd Of More Than 150 During Memorial Rally For “SOLEDAD Brother” George Jackson. Speakers at the Sunday rally charged that Jackson, killed in an attempt to escape from San Quentin prison, was a victim of racism. (Ernie Leyba/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
22 NOV 3 1968 - Clenched fist raised, Black Panther Lauren Watson denounces Dist. Atty. Mike McKevitt and the Denver Police Department at rally. (Bill Wunsch/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
23 AUG 12 1969 - Allen (Omar) Holmes Heads Denver Black Panthers. Troubleshooter from Los Angeles replaces Lauren Watson. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
24 JUL 12 1973 - X-Ray Technician Florine Callaway, Colorado's first black pro bowler. (Barry Staver/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
25 NOV 5 1969 - Two men, one identified as a member of the Black Panthers Colorado chapter, sit behind Western Athletic Conference Commissioner Wiles Hallock after an interruption of the WAC meeting Wednesday at Cosmopolitan Hotel. The meeting later was recessed. (Millard D. Smith/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
26 AUG 2 1968 - Herbert Griffin Waits For Delivery of Equipment in Vacant Laboratory. The entomologist has filed new charges of discrimination against agriculture agency. (Bill Johnson/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
27 MAY 9 1968 - Warren Alexander, assistant director of Colorado Civil Rights Commission, and Mrs. Dorothy Wham, chairman of Southeast Denver School Action Committee, listen to an unidentified woman attack a proposal. (Steve Larson/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
28 MAR 31 1978 - Jim Reynolds, Director of the Division of Civil Rights, waits for the House Caucus on Regulatory agencies to begin. (Ernie Leyba/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
29 JUN 25 1968 - Black marchers walk past Denver Police Building on last leg of march. The group demanded replacement of white officers with black in their area and pledged to offer assistance. (Dave Buresh/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
30 JUL 4 1970 - Jerry Twiggs of Dee and Jay vocal act performs before a crowd estimated at 1,500 at talent show at Five Points intersection. The show, held on Saturday afternoon, was part of Black Unity Days. (David Cupp/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
31 NOV 17 1965 - The Civic Center assembly, from behind the platform, shows the choir in the foreground and torch bearers beyond at the Wednesday night ceremony. The Denver Religious Council on Human Relations gave homage to "martyrs" in the civil rights cause during the hour-long meeting in which some 350 persons, including clergy, participated on a chilly night in downtown Denver. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
32 JUN 25 1963 - Overflow demonstrators wait on the steps after City Council Chambers filled up. They listened by loudspeakers to spokesmen at the race-relations meeting. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
33 JAN 16 1981 - Thespians Do Reading In ‘Nicely Muddled’ Atmosphere At Eden Workshop. The workshop was formed in 1963 as talent springboard for black and Hispanic actors. (Rhoda Pollack/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
34 APR 9 1969 - Members of the Black Student Alliance line stairs of CSU administration building in a quiet, orderly and calm sit-in to call attention to their demands. They want CSU to enroll more black and latino students. Administration officials said a program students advocate would cost $1.5 million more. (Bill Peters/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
35 MAR 9 1965 - FBI Clerk Steps Over Sit-In Group. Demonstrators sat in the hallway of the Denver FBI office for more than five hours Tuesday in a request for sterner federal protection for Alabama race marchers. An FBI investigative clerk here steps over the feet of Mrs. Mamie Whitley, 2295 E. Iliff Ave., left, and Mrs. Sharon Wanner, 2524 S. University Blvd. (David Mathias/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
36 OCT 24 1974 - Editor Marguaret Peterson, Center, Discusses Cartoon With Members Of Black Group. Controversy over cartoon in the Metropolitan State paper arose through differing interpretations of meaning. (Dave Buresh/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
37 SEP 3 1970 - John Rosales, Left, A Candidate For Democratic Nomination As Secretary of State, Addresses "Blacks For Rosales." He said his background and experience qualify him to represent Mexican-Americans and other underprivileged minority groups. (Barry Staver/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
38 APR 4 1981 - Children, carrying signs calling for the birthday of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. to be named a national holiday, march in a parade Saturday commemorating the 13th anniversary of his assassination. The parade, with about 150 marchers, proceeded west on Martin Luther King Boulevard (32nd Avenue) from Monaco Parkway to York Street, then south to the statue of King in City Park. (Dave Buresh/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
39 SEP 21 1976 - Visiting A Memorial To His Son. The Rev. Martin Luther King Sr., of Atlanta, came to Denver this week to see a statue of his late son and to speak at a dinner honoring the Rev. M.C. Williams of New Hope Baptist Church. The City Park statue, unveiled recently, depicts Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Emmett Till, a slain youth whose story helped inspire the younger King into civil rights work. (Dave Buresh/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
40 SEP 14 1979 - Denver policeman protect a flag-waving member of the Ku Klux Klan at 16th street and Court place about 11:45 a.m. Friday during a Chicano march through downtown Denver Kicking off festivities for Mexican Independence Day, celebrated Sunday. One of the marchers in confronted by a policeman, left, as he attempts to approach the Klansman. Shortly after, unidentified Klansman rolled up his sign and flag and left. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
41 AUG 10 1980 - Organizer Quits Klan. Fred Wilkins, the state organizer of the Ku Klux Klan, announces his resignation as head of that organization Sunday to join the National Association for the Advancement of White People, a group recently formed by the head of the national Ku Klux Klan. Wilkins said the Klan has suffered from a negative image and that the new group should be seen as a “pro-white” organizaton instead of an anti-black one. (John J. Sunderland/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
42 MAR 13 1965 - Coloradans mass at the State Capitol for Demonstration in support of Selma, Ala. Marchers are still arriving at the rear at the civil rights rally in which some 5,000 participated. (Dave Buresh /The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
43 JUL 28 1963 - Denver Civil Rights Marchers Deposit Letters to Congress. Some 3,000 messages were mailed urging passage of President Kennedy's program. (Duane Howell /The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
44 JUL 28 1963 - Marchers Move through Denver in Demonstration backing civil rights programs in Congress. Wayne Knox, head of the Denver Young Democrats and carrying the group's sign, was among some 1,000 marchers. (Duane Howell/The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed
45 MAR 9 1965 - 100 Men and Women take part in Boulder Sympathy March. The grim-faced marchers moved from the University of Colorado campus to downtown Boulder in support of Alabama civil rights workers. There were no incidents during march. (Ed Maker /The Denver Post) Photo by Add this to feed