My Really, Really Bad Judy Wood Experience
Because apparently, there are a number of people who take Judy Wood's idea that Directed Energy Weapons, or "Space Beams" demolished the WTC seriously. Indeed, seriously enough to include her prominently in a Draft Bill that has been circulated to a few members of Congress, and written about at OpEdNews.com.
This, even after Wood and Reynolds were practically laughed out of the (Federal) Southern District Court of New York this past June. I strongly encourage anyone who has not read this memo detailing the decision on their case to do so;
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These junk lawsuits filed by Wood and her cohorts seem designed to fail. Certainly, the consequences of the lawsuit filed in Judge+Daniels'+Southern+District+Court are plain: he rejected the claims "with prejudice", which puts and end to Wood's claim in his court, but there can be little doubt that Judge Daniels will forget this matter any time soon.
This means that any future cases about alternative explanations about the collapses of the towers, filed in the Southern District Court which "has jurisdiction over and summons jurors from the counties of New York, Bronx, Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Orange, Dutchess, and Sullivan" could be tainted by junk science and ideas that have no way of being tested, and thus, no way of being a viable hypothesis.
Apparently, repetition is the key here, so I will now provide the links to the letters and papers which strongly refute the Space Beams concept once again. They are available for download from the Journal of 9/11 Studies, and it is a very good idea to read them all, if you have not already done so;