Monday, August 07, 2006

Real Controlled Demolition

Listen to the loud bangs as this building in Fort Worth is brought down:



Anybody other than the producers of 9-11 Eyewitness recall bangs like those being heard at the WTC?

8 Comments:

At 07 August, 2006 14:52, Blogger The Artistic Macrophage said...

Well needless to say, that look snothing like the WTCs. It starts at the bottom, then all the building comes down.

You'd theink that someone at the bottowm of the WTCs would have noticed something like that.

 
At 07 August, 2006 15:14, Blogger Unknown said...

I never could understand how people could say "It looked like a CD!" It was nothing like a CD. There were no loud bangs and flashes rippling through the buildings and the collapse started from the top and not the bottom.

 
At 07 August, 2006 15:21, Blogger Killtown said...

Conspiracy theorists blog that Flight 93 photo is fake - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (08/06/06)

McClatchey photo blogpost makes mainstream news

 
At 07 August, 2006 16:04, Blogger The Artistic Macrophage said...

Killtown is back, but is seems only to spam us with self promoting advertising...

 
At 07 August, 2006 19:17, Blogger James B. said...

Not to mention the fact, that since they would not be able to weaken the structure beforehand, or drill into beams and emplace thousands of charges properly, they would have to had used an exponentially greater amount of explosives.

 
At 08 August, 2006 07:10, Blogger The Artistic Macrophage said...

whatta ya xpect from dem Jooisey Joos..lol

 
At 08 August, 2006 09:18, Blogger Billythekid said...

"According to rick siegel a lot of people in manhattan reported similar explosions, but the reports were dismissed due to lack of video evidence"

The guy filmed all of it, then why isn't on his tape? All you can hear on his tape are incidental loud booms, which could easily be attributed to fuelexplosions.

 
At 08 August, 2006 11:56, Blogger Pepik said...

What is the web address for this video - so i can post it in other forums?

 

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