The plaintiffs in the cases, Dr. Wood and Dr. Reynolds, have submitted opposition papers to the motions to dismiss arguing that the court has jurisdiction and that the cases are otherwise valid and should be allowed to proceed to the next stage. If the court rules that it has jurisdiction, then normally the next stage would require the defendants to file answers to the cases and to allow the cases to proceed to the "discovery" phase, meaning the exchange of information and evidence. If the court rules it does not have jurisdiction and does so in a way that dismisses the complaints peremptorily, then, in that event, the motions claiming the cases are frivolous might have to be addressed. No prediction of outcomes of litigation is made, but media are invited to view the public court filings made by both sides in these cases. They are available at the court's website. https://ecf.nysd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/ShowIndex.pl
The brief and affidavits filed by Dr. Wood point to an ongoing danger in that Ground Zero is still contaminated with the aftereffects of the use of directed energy weaponry. According to the documents filed by Dr. Wood, the weapons used to destroy the Twin Towers are a new technology and affect the destruction of materials at the molecular level, which accounts for the near instantaneous disappearance of the towers. The results of 9/11 appear to be a non-self-quenching reaction.
The long-lasting appearance of spontaneous puffs of what were billed as smoke at GZ, but which is not smoke, is consistent with that reaction.
The puffs are not smoke according to Dr. Wood but are, instead, a form of fuming associated with molecular dissociation. Evidence of molecular dissociation includes toxicity, excessive rusting, materials instability and other physical anomalies that Dr. Wood has demonstrated to be present at GZ up to, and including, this year, 2008.
Dr. Wood, a materials-engineering scientist whose expertise is experimental mechanics, has called upon the scientific community in America to take heed of the evidence and to treat the matter scientifically. The scientific community is not being called upon to rubber stamp Dr. Wood’s claims, but they are being called upon to examine the obvious deviations from scientific methodology evident in the official findings.
The basis of both the Wood and the Reynolds cases is the release of the so-called "Final Report on the Collapses of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center (NCSTAR 1)" by NIST in September of 2005. In March of 2007, Reynolds and Wood both challenged NCSTAR 1 as fraudulent in separately filed "Requests for Correction," which were processed by NIST and largely rejected. The 298-page NIST report is backed by 10,000 pages of technical data prepared with the assistance of ARA and SAIC and the other defendants in the Wood and Reynolds cases.
NCSTAR 1 is fraudulent because of the evidence that it ignored, as per the challenges submitted by Reynolds and Wood, its mandate to determine the cause of the destruction of the Twin Towers.
The pending lawsuits are brought under the False Claims Act and are designated as "Qui Tam" cases. In such cases, the persons bringing them cannot be found to have relied on publicly disclosed information as the basis of their claims of fraud unless they are the 'original sources' of that information. If they relied on publicly disclosed information of which they are not the original source, then, in that event, the court lacks jurisdiction.
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