in 1993 there was a bomb in the basement of the WTC that...
"If the van had been parked a few feet closer to one of the pillars," writes James
Bovard, a policy analyst for The Future of Freedom Foundation, "it could have collapsed an entire tower of the Trade Center, killing tens of
thousands."
www.pointoflaw.com...
the point here of Ramzi Yousef was to literally topple one tower into another....he was not caught until 2 years later when he set his house on fire
on accident, while making bombs....
"to blow up eleven U.S. commercial aircraft in one spectacular day of terrorist rage. The bombs were to be made
of a liquid explosive designed to pass through airport metal detectors. But while mixing his chemical brew in a Manila apartment, Yousef started a
fire. He was forced to flee, leaving behind a computer that contained the information that led to his arrest a month later in Pakistan"
www.fas.org...
fast forward 8 years....4 planes are hijacked and crashed one of which was reported to have a bomb...
with one person reporting that seconds before the first plane hit there was an explosion in the basement....
"While checking in at an office on
sub-level one, he heard and felt, along with 20 others, a massive explosion — from below. Seconds later, he heard another--from above (Flight
11).
en.wikipedia.org...
very few people bring up the 1993 attacks.....so i'm just putting it out there as a possibility that, terrorists knew that a car bomb alone would not
take out the buildings....but what about a one two punch?...hit it from below...then above?
you could have a remote detonation when you have visual confirmation of the inbound flight....or even one inside one outside in constant radio
contact...
firefighter lt. B. becker..
about halfway down page 15
We saw an arrest being made of some Arab-looking type
guy. I think he had a blue uniform type World Trade
Center type maintenance type person. It was my
impression. It didn't seem important to me. It seemed
like he was being arrested by a Port Authority type
policeman. That's my impression. I remember them
putting cuffs on him, and I remember one of the firemen
saying, "Look, they're arresting the guy," and I said,
"Never mind that. Never mind that."
just throwing that out there...
EDIT:it was to add the testimony of the firefighter....
[edit on 23-7-2007 by wenfieldsecret]