Discussion on 9/11 Building Collapse Theories
stand the impact of a, uh, of a jet. From what I understand, the, uh, the
outer, uh, skeleton of the building, the outer columns-
Yeah
...was like a, a, a fishnet, and you had these inner core columns
which were
substantial thick steel beams to withstand four or five
times what the loads were.
Got it.
The engineers always over-design a building.
No steel frame building has ever collapsed before or since
9/11, so that should say something right there.
And it's said that Building 7, it was a progressive collapse, that it
was caused by
fire. But progressive collapse, unlike the Twin Towers, the Twin Towers
collapsed from the top down. That's a progressive collapse-
Sure
...floor by floor by floor. But if you look at the videos of Building 7
collapsing,
it collapses uniformly. It's collapsing from the bottom.
The building stays intact all the way to the bottom of the ground.
Got it.
And you could see the sides caving in on it.
For a building to collapse uniformly, which the videos show, all
the load-bearing columns would've had to have failed simultaneously.
Now, fire doesn't act like that. I came across an analogy of the Twin
Towers, and
if you could visualize cast iron stoves stacked one on top
of each other. The stoves up at the top, yes, there's fire, and th- they've been
damaged. But the stoves on the bottom, they haven't been damaged.
They're safe. Okay.
So the structure underneath all of that is intact.
So it's impossible for a building to collapse near freefall
speed and increase-
Without a controlled demolition.
You're running into the path of most resistance.
I see.
So something else is going on. I don't believe that it was just, uh,
the planes or
the fires. I think that ... And they, uh, examined the dust, and they found, uh,
what they call thermitic material, which is like a, a explosive incendiary,
which
was in the dust samples, and that's documented.
There were reports of the buildings were undergoing an
extensive elevator renovation-
Whoa
...in the two or three years prior to.
All kinds of workers, they had access to the, the core,
the cores of the
building. And on the day of the attack, the, the elevator company would not assist
in the operations of the elevators, and the elevator company-
Whoa
...was the elevator company. It subsequently went out of business in a
couple years
after that. Uh, the information is out there.
I- at one time, when I was heavily engaged in trying to get a new
investigation, I, I definitely felt threatened.
I felt threatened for my family.
Um, and it wasn't, it wasn't a pleasant experience.
You have sworn testimonies from firefighters regarding explosions in the
building. They were suppressed. Just somebody making a statement,
especially from
firemen, police, if they make a statement, "I heard an explosion," that's grounds
to initiate an investigation. The firefighters, "A bomb went off," this,
this
is their own words, made that day. They just ignored it, just like, uh,
Building
7 was ignored.
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