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originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Shadow Herder
Oh, I have read it carefully. You have not. According to NIST, the size of an explosion needed to trigger the collapse, would have been distinctly heard for blocks around the building.....right up to the cameras that broadcast the collapse of the building live that day. And, that was not present.
originally posted by: Shadow Herder
Many of the FOIA videos released by NIST have been tampered with, edited, cut or muted or all of the above.
originally posted by: Shadow Herder
I hate BS too like you.
Odd to say the least. Just a fact.
originally posted by: Shadow Herder
Just to conclude that no one has been able to debunk this massive boom in this video in this whole thread which was the crux of this thread
originally posted by: ForteanOrg
a reply to: scottyirnbru
Sigh. You must be totally utterly deaf or you need a new sound card, new speakers or a better headphone.
The boom could be explosives, could be the floors hitting other floors (though it is a bit funny there is just one 'boom' then).
But of course it is caused by the alien ray: they switch on the ray and the bonds between molecules weaken, both in the air and in the steel and concrete. This results in a sudden expansion of air and that creates the sound you hear. It's not as loud as a conventional explosion, but still audible. Then the inner floors fall, but the perimeter still stands. Then the walls are pulled (that's what the aliens say when they pull something apart with their ray).
Alien ray. Told ya.
a reply to: Insolubrious
A few cameras picked up an explosion that sounded very much like the characteristics of a shaped charge:
originally posted by: Insolubrious
A few cameras picked up an explosion that sounded very much like the characteristics of a shaped charge:
Of course the debunkers will like to claim this video is fake. But this explosion sound has actually been corroborated by the explosion captured in Steve Spak video confirming it's authenticity.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Shadow Herder This "kid" stills has a copy that my wife recorded that day. You know, when it was happening live. There is no explosion that would indicate a demolition charge...... I dont care what your altered YouTube videos show.
there is no explosion that would indicate a demolition charge
originally posted by: Insolubrious
A few cameras picked up an explosion that sounded very much like the characteristics of a shaped charge:
Of course the debunkers will like to claim this video is fake. But this explosion sound has actually been corroborated by the explosion captured in Steve Spak video confirming it's authenticity.
originally posted by: scottyirnbruMaybe you'd like to try the who how and why questions? All other conspiracy chaps seem to want those questions to go away.
originally posted by: DrakeINFERNO
You don't need to melt steel to weaken it. Steel goes through various physical changes in heat. Steel gets real brittle or elastic depending on how long it is cooked. Still shady stuff went down that day.