Jon Gold's friend Patrick Rapa has written a hit piece on the truth movement for a paper in Philadelphia.

http://www.citypaper.net/cover_story/2011-08-25-september-11-911-truthers-activists-philadelphia.html

From the comments..

Jon Gold: "Thank you Philadelphia City Paper and Patrick Rapa for covering this extremely important issue. This is a fair and balanced article. Something you don't ordinarily see on the subject."

David Chandler: "Every movement has its fringe elements. We are not a top-down organization. Some bring their expertise to the table. Others bring only their enthusiasm. It is shoddy journalism to poke fun at the fringes and ignore the solid core. (Jon ["f--k science"] Gold is not entirely on the fringe, but his comment that this is a balanced article is pretty far out there.) You pay lip service to wanting to encounter the hard core science of the 9/11 Truth Movement, but you don't lift a finger (or a telephone) to have a conversation with any of us involved in the scientific research. If you're a REAL journalist and sincerely want to know the "Truth about Truthers" come to the Toronto Hearings: http://torontohearings.org/ on Sept. 8-11. The scientific and academic core of the movement will be there." -- David Chandler, http://911swpeakout.or

To which Gold responds with his latest spamograph 'Fuck Science'
"Hey David Chandler… All I have to say is f*ck science. F*ck science that is sold to us as "peer reviewed," but published in a pay-to-play journal. F*ck science that is sold to us as "peer reviewed," but is partially peer reviewed by someone claiming the 9/11 victims are alive and well and living on a tropical island receiving a Government stipend. F*ck science that is originated by someone advocating man-made earthquakes and perpetual motion machines. F*ck science that is being promoted by individuals setting up groups like "Scholars For 9/11 Truth" that started the first big divide in this movement. F*ck science when it's promoted publicly, sounds batshit crazy, and has no basis in fact whatsoever. F*ck science like "space beams," and those who endorse it, or the writers of such science. F*ck science that is forced on everyone that results in accusations and snitch-jacketing against those who don't believe it.

F*ck science.
— Jon Gold"