Teleconference agenda: Jan. 7, 2026, Richard Ellefritz on how sociology can help the Truth Movement face obstacles

9/11 and Other Deep State Crimes Teleconference

Draft agenda for Wednesday, January 7, 2026
8 p.m. EST, 5 p.m. PST

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Ellefritz to discuss challenges the Truth Movement faces and how sociology can help us deal with them

Fresh on the heels of his delivery of the Third Annual David Ray Griffin Lecture last month, sociologist and professor Richard G. Ellefritz will be addressing this Wednesday night’s meeting of the 9/11 and Other Deep State Crimes Teleconference.

You will not want to miss this!

On Wednesday, Richard will address the challenges and obstacles that the 9/11 truth movement is facing from the power structure and how sociology can help us to understand and contend with those. He’ll also look at how propaganda and fear are used to manipulate our perceptions, particularly through the media. And he’ll share his optimism about the growing number of people who are now questioning official stories.

Richard is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of The Bahamas. He earned his Ph.D. in sociology at Oklahoma State University after successfully defending his dissertation on how the conspiracy label is used to avoid offering direct and rigorous rebuttals to empirical claims made by so-called conspiracy theorists. His research interests range from conspiracy discourse to pedagogical techniques, and his main occupational focus is on teaching a variety of courses in the social and behavioral sciences.

This will be a fascinating evening, so please join us!

Cheryl Curtiss
Craig McKee


DRAFT AGENDA for Wednesday, January 7, 2026 teleconference

I Roll call/minutes approval/agenda approval (5 min.)
II 9/11 challenges [Richard Ellefritz] (45 min. plus Q&A)
III Open discussion
IV Announcements
V Adjournment