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Could the most audacious terrorist attack in history be a sophisticated masterpiece of demolition?

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  • @Sandberg1972

    What is there to prove? Watch the WTC7 video. Obviously a negligible amount of structural strength was present. That's evidence right there. Unless you're a looney conspiracy theorists. People who don't wear tin foil hats tend to not believe everything Alex Jones says.

  • @eatwoodman OK, so all you & NIST have got to do now is prove that "a negligible amount of structure would have to be present", across the entire floorarea of the first 8 floors. Notice the word "negligible" here.

    Good luck with that mate! LOL!

  • @Sandberg1972

    For the WTC7 to fall at free fall, a negligible amount of structure would have to be present. This does not contradict any physics. If it fell faster than free fall, it would have. Contradicting physics is saying CD knocked the building down when it collapsed to silently. Yeah, silent bombs don't exist.

  • @eatwoodman Degree in economics, like that would matter.

    Look buddy, it's obvious u don't have any answers to the issues I brling up. U've had plenty of chances to make ur case, instead u've resorted to the same avoiding tactics every time.

    But it is highschool physics that's at stake here. Seems the official story has some problems when it comes to Newtonian physics. Wouldn't u think so? But hey, u're not even aware of these problems, are u?

    I pity folks like u, the avoiding kind. .

  • The Harrit paper that allegedly shows active thermite to be in the red part of the chips fails to take into consideration the lack of aluminum in the red chips as shown in the figure 15 c XEDS map of the red/grey chip shown in figures 12 and 13. No Aluminum, no aluminothermitic reaction. Sorry Niels, you been owned by your own paper.

  • @Sandberg1972

    What's your highest level of education, high school? LOL. I love it when kids talk like they're more intelligent than scholars.

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