28Pages

The site was launched in July 2014 by freelance writer Brian McGlinchey as an information and activism hub for the nonpartisan movement to declassify 28 pages on Saudi links to 9/11. 28Pages.org pursued that goal by enlightening the public, facilitating activism, and serving as a resource to journalists. The pages were partially declassified on Jul... y 15, 2016, and confirmed that, at the very same time the U.S. government was manufacturing bogus links between Iraq and 9/11, it was suppressing 28 pages of bona fide investigative leads pointing to supposed U.S. ally Saudi Arabia. Those leads, according to members of the 9/11 Commission, were never fully investigated. Since the 28 pages were released, the site has focused on investigative reporting, breaking stories that have prompted follow-on coverage by Associated Press, The Times of London, New York Times, Harper's, The American Conservative, Fox News, the New York Post and others. Though 28Pages.org now examines many dimensions of the war on terror, the site's name is an enduring reminder that the U.S. government's execution of this war is often characterized by dishonesty, hypocrisy and a purposeful lack of transparency. About Brian McGlincheyRead More