Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by JohnJasper
Barry Jennings was not alone during his experience in WTC 7 on the morning of 9/11, he was accompanied by Michael Hess.
The idea that he experienced an explosion prior to the collapse of either tower just isn't tenable. According to his testimony he went up to the OED by elevator. However, while he and Hess were in the OED the power went out. He refers to the blank screens and this is why he and Hess had to try and exit by the stairs. It is known that the power went out at 9.59 am when WTC 2 collapsed. Jennings says he made some calls from the OED and then he and Hess started to make their way down the stairs.
They were trapped at the eighth floor by explosion and damage. The obvious inference is that this was the result of falling debris from the collapse of WTC 1 at 10.28 am.
Perhaps you'll have a different view if you watch the uncut version of the interview. It's available at this link.
If, as you say, "The obvious inference is that this was the result of falling debris from the collapse of WTC 1 at 10.28 am.", why didn't Barry Jennings come to this conclusion?
If you watched the whole interview, perhaps you noticed several other anomalies such as the severe damage to the lobby, the multiple explosions while awaiting rescue, dead bodies in the lobby, the mayor being evacuated...
Keep in mind that none of this happened in a vacuum. Watch/read all of the evidence and keep track of all of the unexplained explosions in various buildings and locations. Individually, they might be explained away as "stuff happens" but together they add up to serious and justifiable proof that the official story was bunk.
