Report from Ground Zero, Pt. 1

FDNY on 9/11, firefighter victims families, excellent footage.

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Education

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• 911
• FDNY
• firefighter
• Ground Zero

[fdnyesu]

To the person who made this video if it is at all possible can you please tell me where I can buy this documentry? I knew some guys that were killed on 9/11and would like to show all those who were not old enough at the time to remember that day what they wnt threw on that day. If you could help I'm sure everone would appreciate it .thank you

[CTV911]

@fdnyesu

What you'll have to do is go to 911datasetsDOTorg and find release 28. If you're not familiar with torr3nts, there are instructions. You can pick from the list of files you want when you download. Or else you'll get 95.5GB of video and images! The only folder you want is 42A0287 - G27D17. That is the DVD. You just have to burn it to disc. It is rare.

[fdnyesu]

so is it only available via download and not dvd

[CTV911]

@fdnyesu

The TV recording from 9/11/2002 was part of the WTC investigation by NIST. After a recent FOIA request for all the video and photos used in the investigation, it has just become available. There is another folder in the release 28 torr3nt with 42 minutes of just the end of a non-ABC version, with the credits. I used it for part 4. I will see about making an easier download.

[Dixieshep]

Is there a Part 2 of this? I can't find it anywhere... :(

[CTV911]

@Dixieshep

Uploading today.

[UnshackledMind86]

Where's the part where David Rockefeller says who watched the towers fall from his window?

[WTFaboutWTC7]

@azul8811 I still stand by the post. Jonathan Cole's video. "Jonathan Cole - 9/11: Mysterious Eutectic Steel". Jonathan provides experiment and "If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong”. The comment in the book in essence says nothing. And what’s even more clear, is the freefall acceleration. That can only occur when nothing's in the way.

watch?v=czsRIIbvsao

Is there any reason to doubt what Jeff is telling here?

[azul8811]

@UnshackledMind86 Well, what it should change, and what I was hoping to change, was your PERCEPTION of steel's performance under fire conditions. I offered no opinions here about 9/11, now did I? But NOW at this point, I have cause to wonder..... if you were SO convinced of your misconceptions regarding steel in a fire, what other misconceptions might you also be convinced of?

[azul8811]

@WTFaboutWTC7 Once again, what I AM referring to is YOUR comment about STEEL, posted 5 months ago. Do you still stand by that post? I offered NO theories about anything, 9/11 or otherwise. But what I did do was to provide documentation to help you, and others, understand that you were under a misconception about steel. But you won't even utter the word steel now, and instead repeat the same mantra over and over regardless of the topic being discussed. You are the one presenting theories.

[WTFaboutWTC7]

@azul8811 All you are refering to has nothing to do with the freefall acceleration of the "collapses";

“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong”

watch?v=9YRUso7Nf3s

You can drag in every peace of text you want... "If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong”

[azul8811]

@WTFaboutWTC7 Your statement that I took issue with had to do with the FIRE RESISTANCE OF STEEL. Would you care to respond to THAT issue? Apparently not. Perhaps you won't because I demonstrated that you, like many people, not having had first hand experience with the behavior of steel under fire conditions, were under a misconception about it. I have now cited three books that deal with the topic. So, what do you think about the fire resistance of steel now? Simple question. Your answer?

[azul8811]

@WTFaboutWTC7 "Building Construction for the Fire Service", by Francis L. Brannigan, 3rd ed., p.257: "The fact that steel is non-combustible leads to unwarrented confidence it's 'fireproofness' and suitability for all applications where fire is a problem. 'I never would have believed it,' is a common reaction by otherwise well-informed people when they see the ruins of an unprotected, steel building. Pg. 262:"The effect of fire on steel can be crucial to the stability of almost any building..."

[WTFaboutWTC7]

@azul8811 How can freefall acceleration occur?

[azul8811]

@WTFaboutWTC7 Actually my post does contradict your comment about steel. Did you or did you not take issue with Chief Dunn's comments concerning the fire resistance of steel? Obviously, you did. It is here for all to see. And you were quite wrong about that. The text that I cited has been published continually since 1896 by the National Fire Protection Association. I think it's available on CD-ROM for about $300. Dunn wrote books too. One was, "Collapse of Burning Buildings......" pub. 1988.