Originally posted by ugie1028
reply to post by Alfie1

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These guys memories were fresh.

hearing explosions! second guy in the video hearing shakes, same as Rodriguez.

get your story straight. you want to use that logic, ill use it against you.

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Let me guess they are lying right?

please, save me from your rhetoric... AGAIN!

BTW you never answered my question on page one. please do answer that one too!

Originally posted by ugie1028
reply to post by Alfie1

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Did you even watch the video? numerous amounts of people were hearing explosions. the firefighters in the video heard 3 BIG explosions. Explain those to me.

not to mention news anchors describing the building collapse looked similar to CD's. numerous explosions from eye witnesses, + architects who are far more experienced than you and i, say that the collapse even looked like a CD.

all i see you guys doing here is discrediting this man based on opinion.

its ok to have your opinion... but the videos and his testimony speak louder than words. disagree all you want, the evidence is there. accept it or deny it.

YOU were not there either. I, on the other hand, know several other people that were there,

The venom you have spewed against William Rodriguez is ridicalous for you have not shown one shred of proof that he has been dishonest or is out to make money.

Proof? Try comparing his statements over the years.

Hell, they had a replay of one of his talks on CSpan not long ago...and it was different from the 9/11 truth video that had been posted on ATS a couple months before.

He needs to sell his videos/pictures etc to raise money to travel......like I said, keep drinking his Kool Aid...he is laughing his way to the bank.

I have, and he has been pretty consistence.

You spew this nonsense about William Rodriguez, but you can’t back up nothing, why is that

You obviously did not pay attention. Ive talked to a few people that were there. Their accounts, make it clear that Mr R, is a publicity seeking, money grubbing individual.

No, you obviously have not compared his accounts over the years, if you had, consistant, would not be a word you would use about the man.

You spew this nonsense about William Rodriguez, but you can’t back up nothing, why is that

Then you havent been paying attention to the thread.

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