‘Truther’ Group That Questions 9/11 Attacks ‘adopts’ Stretch of Missouri Highway

James Eng
NBC News
December 13, 2012

The Missouri Department of Transportation says it had no choice but to approve an application by a 9/11 “truther” group to “adopt” a stretch of state highway for litter pickup.

The agency recently OK’d the application from the St. Louis 9/11 Questions Meetup Group under the Adopt-A-Highway program. The approval means the group will have two signs bearing their names erected next month on each end of a half-mile stretch of Olive Boulevard east of Lindbergh Road in the St. Louis area.

In return, the group agrees to pick up litter along the stretch at least four times a year for the next three years.

Some members of the St. Louis 9/11 Questions Meetup Group suggest that the U.S. government may have been involved in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Here’s how the group describes itself on its website:

“We are residents of the Greater St. Louis Area (and other areas) concerned about the many disturbing aspects of the 9/11 attacks and interested in finding out more about those events. We have many disagreements, but we agree that 9/11 is worth inquiring into.”

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This article was posted: Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 3:37 pm

Tags: 9/11

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