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The work below is from Wayne Madsen, found in my email of all places, very very old email.  Upon review, much if not all of Madsen’s work here is confirmed by sources that have since come forward to VT…only to be suppressed and censored even more. Model of nuclear device used to bring down Building 7 on 9/11, built by IAEA investigators with a sense of humor Other VT personnel were part of the investigations Madsen references.  They say Madsen was “totally on target 100%” to the extent of his sources. The material below covers 9/11 and the USS Cole.  Madsen has no references on nuc...

BSU Faculty of Journalism becomes member of Eurasian Media Studies Center Archive photo MINSK, 4 June (BelTA) – The Faculty of Journalism of Belarusian State University (BSU) has become a member of the Eurasian Media Studies Center of Russia's Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU). The relevant agreement was signed by BSU First Vice Rector Dmitry Medvedev and Dean of MSU Faculty of Journalism Yelena Vartanova at a web-based meeting, BelTA learned from the BSU press service. Thanks to cooperation with the center, BSU scientists will be able to conduct joint research and organize scientific...

Troy, MI Woman-Owned IT Support and Cyber Security Company, Celebrates 30 Years of Technology Innovation Share Article TROY, Mich. (PRWEB) May 26, 2021 Computer Technologies, Inc. (http://www.cti-mi.com), a Technology Solutions Provider and Cybersecurity company headquartered in Troy, Michigan, today announced the start of a yearlong celebration of its 30th Anniversary. For three decades, Computer Technologies Inc. has been a leading technology solutions provider for a variety of fast-growing businesses throughout the area. Comp...

Customers in NZ and around the world impacted by what appears to be a faulty software update.

The problem struck when computers were updated with the software patch and a solution for customers who had already installed the patch was to roll back to the previous version, he said. Posts to Microsoft’s bulletin board suggested another option had been for Outlook users to load emails as if they were about to print them, as they could be viewed successfully in the “print preview” pane. Microsoft said in a tweet at 4pm on Wednesday that it had fixed the problem, but customers would need to restart their applications for the fix to take effect. It was not the only software giant t...