Do you honestly believe that Bill Doyle is either impartial or objective, given that he has already stated he believes the government is complicit prior to having any of his "questions" answered?
Hyperviolet, this is a crucial question that can help in your analysis.
If you are certain of bias in a government-led investigation and therefore want a non-government investigation, you must--to be consistent and impartial--ensure the same non-bias in the non-government investigators. Those who, like Bill Doyle, arrive at their conclusions prior to conducting the investigation, are most certainly not unbiased.
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To approach it from a different tack, Hyper:
In the world of those
discussing 9/11, you are the government and we are the truthers. I am the family member asking you the hard questions that those on your side (those like Bill Doyle and Dylan Avery) won't ask because, well, because they're on your side. (That's how the thinking goes, right?)
Only, I, the one who has lost so much (in emotional investment if nothing else) to what I see as unjustified attacks on my trust in NIST and the 9/11 Commission, have the standing to conduct the investigation properly and to ask the hard questions.
So here they are:
1. How do you define "different ties" to the government?
2. What level of "ties" are acceptable?
3. What are the hard questions?
4. What are your specific objections to either the NIST report or the 9/11 Commission report?