Analysis of Building Seven Collapse

the, the experiment telling us that they're wrong, yet they

had the audacity to say that, "No, the simulation looks close enough." I- if-

the actual wording is something like, um, "Given the complexity of the

model's behavior, this is within acceptable limits

of, of, um, accuracy," which is, uh, absurd.

And, um, as you probably know, the, uh,

a reinvestigation was done by the University of Alaska in

Fairbanks. Their civil engineering department

reconstructed the model,

and they actually did what you would expect a scientist to do, which is to say,

"Look, our hypothesis is not working, so why don't we-- We

don't have a building, but we have an, an amazing substitution for the building.

We have a model. So why don't we

find out what is the minimum number of structural, uh, components that have to

be damaged in order to get the simulation to look like the building?" And

one by one, that's what they did. This is what, what you do as a scientist.

And wouldn't you know it, they finally got the model to look like

the building. And what did they have to do?

They had to make every single column instantaneously

and completely give within seconds of each other in order to

get the model to look like what we observed.

That means

exactly what I just said. Every single column, interior and

exterior columns, had to give within a few seconds of each

other completely in

order to get the, the model to look like the building.

So that is, as far as we know, based upon the highest authority,

uh, in the land, uh, is what happened to Building Seven,

and that could not

have happened by fire, which is their conclusion, which is the proper

conclusion. Um, to say that, "Oh, it must have been a, a controlled

demolition," is an improper conclusion.

What you have done is ruled out fire.

And, you know, the, the obvious next question is, "Well,

what happened?" Well,

look, I don't know of any other way to bring a

building down like that, unless you

think, you know, y- you consider the possibility of exotic

technologies that we're

unaware of. But given what we know, the building was brought down by

controlled

demolition.

There's so much more to unpack here.

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