9/11 Collapse: Claims About Steel Dust and World Trade Center 7

This

is your last chance.

After this, there is no turning back.

You have a steel beam flying through the air, and it's dissolving as it flies

through the air. It's turning to dust, and it's not hitting anything.

The building was not smashed to bits, so that's why

pulverizing doesn't describe it.

No explosions, no heat, no flames.

Vaporization implies high heat. You would've seen the whole building

glowing.

People would've been blinded by the light.

It's very dense dust. It initially blocked out all of the

sunlight,

100% of the sunlight, so it was pitch black.

You come to the realization that these pieces of material are

becoming dust. They're frothing up into dust as they

fall.

And if you watch some of these pieces, you can actually see them turning to dust

before they hit the ground.

It turns to dust.

That's amazing. That is amazing. I mean, just like a Star

Trek thing. It's just, poof, it's gone.

What we saw and what happened on 9/11 was something that

we, as the public, had never seen before.

What happened on 9/11, I believe today it was not a

controlled demolition, it was not nanothermite, and it

certainly was not the pancake effect of two planes hitting a building.

There's a cluster of core columns that remains here.

Watch what happens to them.

They just faint.

There's Building 7, which is a 47-story building.

It's like 650 feet tall approximately.

This has got to be over that.

It physically disintegrates in front of your eyes.

Not concrete, but steel.

You can see all of this just frothing up into dust,

and it's also blowing downward.

That's about 700 feet tall.

If that thing tipped over, it would take out a few blocks worth of

buildings.

How's it gonna go straight down?

You got a 700-foot hole in the ground to drop it into?

This video is of Building 7.

Notice it's one face and one face only that has this

lather pouring out of it.

If that's smoke, why is it one face, one face

only from ground to roof?

That does not look like a fire

pouring out a window.

It's basically not touched at all. A few little fires in it.

I mean, it, it was weird. It was bizarre.

It blew out of one face of the building, one face of the building only, from bottom

to top.

These windows are broken.

If it was smoke from a fire and it really needed to get out,

why isn't it coming

out these windows? If there's a traffic jam,

why doesn't it take the path of least

resistance?

Notice it's spiraling around,

and the wind that day was only like seven, eight miles per hour.

It's not pushing out. It's being sucked out it looks like.

And that poured out of the building all afternoon

for seven hours.

That's a lot of material.

So basically it was disintegrating from the inside.

By 5:20 PM, there wasn't enough mass left to slam to

the ground.

The walls were like an empty shell.

I wonder how many people out there listening to us right now are just,

just dumbfounded, looking at each other.