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Welcome to the TCP Research Site!

The intent of this research area is to provide additional sources of information about our world and those who have significant influence over it. The information we seek is either not supplied, weakly reported without reinforcement, or buried in a sea of trivial stories by mass media or industry associations. Much of this information should also provide a more complete picture for what has been censored, twisted, minimized, or differs from media stories or the official sources they rely on. This research area has links to mass media video and articles just as it does to independent sources. Together they form a much more complete picture of our past, present, and future.

Should you be unclear where to begin, the media page is a wonderful starting place. A good understanding of how media works, how it interacts with public relations firms, lobbyists, and government is vital to more fully understand other subject matters. The importance of media cannot be understated; as it is the principle shaper of reality outside our own local spheres of knowledge. It is a huge factor in what we understand and conclude about our entire world. Spend a moment to think about this fact!

While you are browsing through the topics in the various channels, it’s important to note that any one given topic is likely to span several different channels, so the matter of classifying which channel a topic belongs in is difficult. For example, the topic of ‘weather modification’ used as a military weapon might appear in the war/conflict, science/environment, government, or secrecy channels.

These links are provided to help expand information you might otherwise not know be aware of. It is up to you how you wish to process it. In the end, we take away and develop or own realities. Realizing how media interacts with your reality is a great first step!

Downloadable Documents

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Iraq Study Group Report (PDF) - released in Dec. 2006 by co-chairs James Baker and Lee Hamilton. This congress mandated report includes the then-current state of affairs of the Iraq war and recommendations for the future. (518KB)

2004 Report to Congress (PDF) - Criminal Division of the Public Integrity Section shows details about corruption of local, state and federal officials. For example in 2004, 1,213 were charged, 1,020 convicted, with 419 still awaiting trials. (340KB)

Rebuilding America’s Defenses (PDF) - published by The Project for a New American Century (PNAC), a neo-conservative think-tank. Published in 2000, many believe this document solidified the blueprint for today’s American foreign policy. (852KB)

Building a North American Community - a task force document sponsored and published by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Published in 2005, it makes references to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP). Is this one of the roadmaps for the North American Union (NAU)? (294KB)

Hasbara Handbook - Promoting Israel on Campus - a document published by the World Union of Jewish Students, this is a document designed for Israel public relations. It includes the use of propaganda.

9/11 Related Documents

Mysteries of the Twin Towers - excellent analysis of collapse and other factors by looking at the available published evidence and reports, by Rodger Herbst, BAAE, ME, Nov 2007 (28MB)

9/11 Commission Report (PDF) - convening 441 days after the 9/11/2001 with a final budget of $15M, this controversial report was released on July 22, 2004. For comparison purposes, the Office of Independent Council (primarily Kenneth Starr) spent $4.4M alone investigating the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal in 1998. (7.2MB)

Letter to Congress re: deficiencies and omissions in the 9/11 Commission Report (PDF) - sent to Congress on Sep. 13, 2004, this memo was signed by 25 people in the military, FBI, CIA, FAA, DoD and other governmental posts. (78KB)

Journal of 9/11 Studies - a summary consolidation of the oral testimonies of 118 FDNY members as to whether their documentation could support either the non-explosive hypothesis (NEH) or the explosive hypothesis (EH) for the destruction of the the twin towers on 9/11. Graeme MacQueen, PhD (132KB)

Final Report on the Collapse of the World Trade Center Towers - the federal government’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) final 298 page report published on Sep 2005. (17.7MB)