Donna Marsh O'Connor

Donna Marsh O'Connor is the mother of one of the 9-11 victims. Her daughter Vanessa died in the South Tower. Donna's a 9-11 conspiracy theorist, as this shows:

“But Bush, Cheney and Karl Rove, at his demonic best, have blocked all chance at getting at the truth. When a crime is committed, you look to who benefits for motive. Bush and Cheney had the most to benefit. All I ever wanted was the questions to be answered. Where was NORAD? Eighteen minutes is a lifetime in air traffic control and if they would have acted, my daughter would be alive today.”

Besides the mystery surrounding the disappearance of NORAD, Marsh-O’Connor provided a litany of unanswered questions not addressed by anyone in government, including the 9/11 Commission.

Here's a clip of her at a 9-11 Denier rally on 9-11-05. As you can see, this is a woman who needs professional help in coping with her grief:

Project for the New American Citizen

This is a University of Texas 9-11 Denier group; their most memorable "achievement" was heckling Bill Kristol when he came to speak at UT. They screen the usual cruddy movies like 9-11 Press for Truth and Loose Change.

The nonpartisan, anti-imperialism group encourages people to seek out truthful information regarding the U.S. government's policies and actions, said Dayton, an art studio and radio-television-film junior. The group's name is a counter to Kristol's neoconservative think tank.

Members include Nick Spring, Mike Weather, Paul Davis and Matt Dayton.