Americans See Conflict of Ethics (ASCE) _on 9/11 Free Fall
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Americans See Conflict of Ethics (ASCE)
This week on 9/11 Free Fall, engineer Wayne Coste talks about the actions he and others took on the sidewalk outside the recent conference of the American Society of Civil Engineers in New York City. Coste and his colleagues called out the professional organization for denying AE911Truth’s application to do a display at the ASCE forensic engineering conference in Miami later this year.
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