Mike Berger

Biography:

Mike Berger is the Media Coordinator for 911Truth.org. He earned a degree in Sociology with a focus on human motivation, and currently calls St. Louis home, where he owns a plastic recycling company and video production company.

On Sept. 11th, 2001, he had family who lived and worked in lower Manhattan. More than 14 months passed before Mike began to question the official story. After reading about significant purchases of put options on American and United Airlines as well as several companies that occupied large portions of the WTC Towers, implying that identifiable parties may have profited from foreknowledge of the attacks, denial transformed into curiosity. He began researching the critical issues surrounding the failure of government officials to perform their sworn duties and defend us from attack. More than two years of investigation resulted in a series of documentaries currently in production. The first, Improbable Collapse, examines how three steel framed buildings collapsed on 9/11 although no steel framed building had ever collapsed from fire.

Past Shows:

	Ufology: Personalities & Cases
	Tuesday May 23, 2006

Film director and UFO researcher Paul Kimball discussed the field of ufology and the personalities working in it. He also touched on some lesser known UFO incidents and his research into cattle mutilations taking place in Canada. While he believes that UFOs are a real phenomenon worthy of scientific study, he thinks it's healthy to be skeptical when looking at cases. For instance, he was critical of Paul Hellyer (Canada's former Minister of Defense) for basing his claims about the reality of UFOs solely on Col. Corso's book (which Kimball said has been "discredited"), rather than his own data. He also doesn't find validity in the MJ12 and "Cosmic Watergate" theories of his Uncle (by marriage) Stanton Friedman. He shared his Top 10 list of ufologists, which placed Jacques Vallee at number one, and included J. Allen Hynek, Friedman, Jim Moseley, James McDonald, Coral Lorenzen, Richard Hall, Donald Keyhoe, Peter Sturrock, and surprisingly the late Philip Klass, who as an inveterate ... More
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