I have become ever more weary about having to post articles like this and at times, feel that I have turned into some kind of “watcher” or even “policeman” (which is not what I intended). Again, it has become necessary to point out where psychological tactics seem to have been used, rather than relevant and logical questions being asked and answered.

Time and again we find ourselves having to work to correct misconceptions, misrepresentations and clarify the context in which evidence has been discussed.

Sadly, it has become necessary to post this article to lay out the facts about what happened over 2 years ago, so that information and analysis is available for those that wish to read it. That was a good decision, it seems, (and was re-affirmed as such, with the airing of a new BBC 911 criminal propaganda piece by the same producer – Mike Rudin). An interview with the BBC was declined by Dr Judy Wood in 2008. This is, of course, not the first time such an interview request has been declined. On 23 rd March 2010, on, Joyce Riley interviewed Dr Judy Wood in relation to her research into the destruction of the WTC complex, and resulting Qui Tam CaseĪt the end of this article, you can read an e-mail exchange between myself and Joyce Riley where we declined the interview. The reason for the request being declined relates to Dr Judy Wood’s previous appearance on The Power Hour, and my own appearance on the same programme. This article will attempt to analyse a previous interview conducted by Joyce Riley of “The Power Hour” and indicate why Dr Wood declined a request for an interview by her in relation to Dr Wood’s fundamentally important 500-page tome “Where Did the Towers Go?” The text has now been updated slightly – and posted – following Dr Judy Wood receiving a new invite to speak on the Power Hour on 9/11/13 – an invite which she declined. Posted – Originally Written in Summer 2011Īndrew Johnson – was originally written in 2011 – when Dr Wood received an invite to appear for a 2nd time on 'The Power Hour'.

The power hour joyce riley interview