I think this could be helpful in the search of LSM and other 9/11 lost media.
SearX is a meta-search-engine, which means that it uses all of the possible sources and web crawlers and then gives you the results. This can be useful in order to find stuff which wouldn’t have been picked up by Google.
SearX. Go to settings and activate all of the search options. Loading the search results will take a bit longer than usual obviously, but maybe we’ll be able to find something new or at least interesting.
I know it sounds a bit cheesy, but do you think it would make sense to try to find LSM or other lost 9/11 media on Darkweb search engines? There are some apparently, I’ve never tried them out (except the Duckduckgo onion link) but maybe that’ll work too?
I already found this website from 2012, which claims that
UPDATE: I spoke to someone today who actually saw the bodies when they hit the ground. She said they just splattered, and the pieces flew outward.
On top of that, this picture (nothing new, from Guy Rosbrook’s footage) on that website:
which, as far as I understand, was found through
Bit Torrent search engine, with an awesome P2P community sharing comments and ratings in discovering new media.
Does anyone know what that Bit Torrent search engine could’ve been? There are also some titles (although no links) to videos with 9/11 footage. Strange but interesting website.