Originally posted by selfless
This is a very good video that should be seen and if a video of this fashion would be in theaters then many more people would realize that 911 was an
inside job.
Okay I watched this, the three expert speakers that form the bulk of the video are a professor of Theology, an Electrical Engineer and a professor of
Philosophy. Now, let me state that their areas of expertise does not invalidate their presentation, but it does not validate it either as expert
opinion as much of the presentation fell in the field of structural engineering. Two of them could give great expert insight to the definition and
formation of a cult, but I digress.
I should have taken notes for incorrect information but I did not. Off the top of my head the third speaker makes a large issue of it must be fact of
CD on WTC7 because of Silversteins conversation "with some 'cop' and tells this police commander to 'pull the building'" I would have excused
that he was actually talking to NYFD Fire Commander but his cocky struting around to his "proof of CD" was childish.
Two very large proofs of CD being used are the squibs and all concrete completely reduced to powder. So I went to CDI's webpage
www.controlled-demolition.com... as they are the experts and have a few videos. Every video that I downloaded and watched that had squibs, they
always were visible well before the building collapses, not once during the collapse or just milliseconds ahead of a leading edge. In every instance
of CD video they never did a top down implosion. The video of the Villa Panamericanas demo, we have large chuncks of concrete that are essentially
like we saw them. They were not reduced to powder, of course it was nothing like WTC.
One time I had to remove concrete from a pole that had been concreted in place. Pounding the concrete ball with a sledgehammer was slow and producing
lots of powder that I would have to clean up. My solution was to invert the pole and pound the bottom of the steel pole so the concrete cracked into
chuncks from the vibration. Worked pretty fast and cleanup was easier too.
[edit on 31-5-2007 by Ahabstar]
