We at IC911 are delighted to announce another invaluable addition to the Books and Series section of our website: Fran Shure’s serial essay, “Why Do Good People Become Silent — Or Worse — About 9/11?”
Shure, a retired psychotherapist and founding member of Colorado 9/11 Truth, began writing the series in 2013 and completed the latest of its 24 installments last year. She is currently working on Part 25, which is to be the final installment.
Over the years, the series has gained wide recognition as an authoritative exposition of the social and psychological factors that prevent so many people from accepting the idea that 9/11 was a false flag attack orchestrated by elements of the US government and its allies.
In preparation for publishing the series on IC911.org, Shure has spent significant time in recent months updating the hundreds of footnotes to ensure that all of the links are still active.
We’re honored and grateful that Shure has made IC911 the home for her series, and we look forward to publishing the final installment soon!
We’re also grateful to all of you who support IC911’s work. Your generosity makes it possible for us to publish this important content and bring it to a much wider audience.
Finally, a reminder that Shure will be speaking at the roundtable of the Second Annual Day Ray Griffin Lecture this Sunday. We encourage you to peruse her series before tuning into the lecture and roundtable!
