I'm not taking the position that the planes never crashed into the buildings or that there weren't elements of the muslim extreme involved. I accept this as fact, although I have heard and discarded a wide range of alternative theories on both subjects...

I am saying that I think the planes were a diversion and that after the planes hit, a series of explosive charges were used to explode (not implode as in a classic demolition)the towers. Explosions brought down the twin towers, not fire.

Boom Boom Boom

Eyewitness testimony by 9/11 heroes

Explosions Explosions Explosions

The physical evidence that could have shown beyond a shadow of a reasonable doubt that fire was the cause was 'cleaned up'.

There was a time when all I ever wanted to do wth this stuff was be right and keep my distance. Then, someone with whom I seldom agree but hold in the highest esteem and regard (a foil from another forum and died in the wool republican at that) challenged me to forget the towers long enough to examine wtc7...


Oregonian-

wtc7 came down into its own footprint at freefall speed(NIST has admitted the freefall aspect of wtc7's collapse)through the path of greatest resistance. It wasn't hit by a plane. It was damaged by debris (the extent to which it was damaged remains highly arguable). Buildings that fail due to structural damage topple, they do not implode and fall without resistance. Buildings that fail due to structural damage do not produce pyroclastic clouds of dust.

Have you ever watched the video of wtc7 coming down? What's it look like to you?

angle one

Angle two

Just say it.......it looks like any other building brought down by explosives, doesn't it? See that kink in the middle and then it just folds in on itself?

Classic characteristics of a controlled demolition. Nothing about the collapse of wtc7 indicates that it was brought down by either fire or structural failure.


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nanothermite is not just some fancy way of saying regular old thermite. It is, unequivocally, a high energy explosive that goes boom.