Popular Mechanics is part of the Hearst media empire.

The term "yellow journalism" came from shoddy reporting from Hearst newspapers, most notoriously Hearst's promotion of the fake claim that Spain had blown up the USS Maine in Havana harbor (the pretext for the Spanish-American war)

The neo-Nazi American Free Press / Barnes Review wrote an article shortly after Popular Mechanics published their story claiming that Ben Chertoff, one of the Popular Mechanics writers, is a relative of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff. AFP / Barnes has inserted a lot of hoaxes into the "9/11 truth" literature, but they also publish some accurate material. Not surprisingly, Ben Chertoff denies any relation with the other Chertoff - and there has not been any follow-up from a journalist with a track record of accuracy to determine whether this is true or not. Either way, it is just a distraction and possibly bait to discredit the "9/11 truth movement."



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yes ... and;

Cathleen Black is president of Hearst Magazines [link to www.hearst.com]

check out the connection to Halliburton here: [link to www.theyrule.net]

and then we have Michael Chertoff and his connection.