Never before seen Video of WTC 9/11 attack

You've never seen anything like this: http://tinyurl.com/bose4h7

At the time I received this video it was not released publicly. It's the personal video of someone i met.

After the first plane hit one of the towers, this cameraman set up his home video camera on a balcony 1 block from the world trade centers and left the room to let it record unknowing a 2nd plane would hit and he would catch it on tape.

For information and to download original higher res version:

http://jeremymorrison.com/wtcplane.html

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  News & Politics

[junior Macdonald]

Asshole, the press is the CIA. All controlled. Gunderson can only be on the youtube video.

The CIA (US govt) with help of their other agency, FBI, guided the 1993 and 2001 bombings. FBI undercover agent Emad A. Salem in conversation with one of his FBI handlers, Special Agent John Anticev (recorded unbeknownst to him), Salem admits a number of times to building, with the supervision of the FBI and the District Attorney of New York, the bomb that exploded in the North Tower on February 26, 1993.

[SuperMakee]

It wasn't an attack, it was justice

[prickett dawg]

I hope your family get blown the fuck up by some retards in a plane. See if you call it justice then. I'm sure you're just a troll, I took the bait. There you have yet another person telling you that you're a retard and hopefully a teenager.. If you're older than 17 be ashamed of yourself.

[JZAW11]

Gotta be an inside job. Cause Why is there a camera there in the first place?

[godzilla1077]

Hmmm... it kinda turns counter clockwise. I dont know if any building is meant to move in that way at all.

[godzilla1077]

Yeah a lot of buildings are built like that to go with the flow of the wind. When I was on the top floor of Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) on a windy day, you can feel it rock back and forth. It's very intimidating leaving me with sweaty feet and hands.

[Albury Smith]

I know someone who worked on the ~50th floor of one of the towers. She told me that people were knocked out of their chairs when the planes hit. ~140 tons at 440 or 540 mph packs a pretty good wallop, and those buildings were designed to be flexible.