Rationalist1016
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I would think the best people for a re-investigation would be people we haven't heard of. Scientists, engineers, physicists, metallurgists, etc.., that have not shown an interest in the case. They are likely to have the least bias. If you want a new investigation, you also want a new set of eyes on everything. Although it would be practically impossible to find people that know NOTHING about the case. I would go as far as suggesting that nobody participates in a new investigation that "volunteers" to do so. All participates are "selected". Of course, there has to be committee to select the participates. The committee needs would need to be balanced and least bias as possible. Also, the committee would have no participation in the investigation what so ever once the investigation team was selected.
With that said, I still believe a new investigation won't change anything. If the result of that investigation was to in anyway support the "official story" we have now, those that are convinced that the "official story" is all lies won't change their minds. The claims that the government affected the investigation would start immediately. Of course, SOME people that believe there was a conspiracy would change their minds. But not the ones that are out on the fringe. They KNOW there were bombs in those buildings planted by the government.
Draft Bill to Reinvestigate Collapse of World Trade Center: 2010
...This proposed bill would address those significant shortcomings by establishing an independent investigatory committee of renown national and international scientific and technical experts. It also would end the widespread and global suspicion that the official explanation was based on deliberate omission or misinformation. This Act would provide the most comprehensive, credible, and evidence-based investigation of the major theories provided in this bill relative to the seven WTC buildings. It also would make recommendations for legislative actionif necessary.
....The importance of this bill resides in the fact that the events surrounding the WTC destruction have been the engine driving nearly a decade of two endless wars and occupations in Iraq and Afghanistan costing trillions of dollars and the blood and property of millionsincluding more than 6,000 dead Americans and the nearly 3,000 who died at the World Trade Center. It has aroused hatred of our country around the globe, even from one-time allies, and spawned a new generation of terrorists abroad.
...If the WTC destructionincluding the 47-story WTC 7, that was never hit by aircrafthas been the capstone of such tragic consequences, and if 62% of those polled in 2007 by Scripps-Howard still do not believe the Bush Administrations explanationtwo airliners hijacked by Arabs struck WTC 1 and 2this proposed bill offers Congress a scientific and technological avenue by which to finally settle this issue.
Draft Bill to Reinvestigate Collapse of World Trade Center: 2010 « WTC RESEARCH ALLIANCE
That's sounds like a pretty reasonable request. I think the only thing that I would change, would be that NONE of the previous investigating bodies be involved. New eyes on all new research, new tests etc.. The least amount of reference to the previous research would be the preference. Obviously some information would have to be pulled from the original work. Like information gathered about the steel and debris that is no longer available for examination.
Also, I think that the decisions made would have to be unanimous. One hold out will leave enough doubt that the decision could then be further argued................regardless of the conclusion that it points to.
If this were to be the case, I would say a new investigation would be of value.
But, again, I'll say it. I don't think even THAT investigation, done in that matter, would quite the "truth movement", if it doesn't decide in their favor. At least the HARDCORE truth movement.
Now, on the other side of the coin, if a committee of 20 or so (not sure of the number) people where able to look at all the evidence, do all the tests & experiments needed, and interview everybody they can and unanimously told us that there is no doubt that something other than fires & aircraft impact damage caused those buildings to fall.................I would have to believe that.
Now if that were to be the case, a lot of people that are on the side of "no conspiracy" are going to claim FOUL on the investigation. So, either way, this thing is never going to be OVER.