Originally posted by hotbread
I apologize if this has been posted somewhere, I'm not a demolition expert here but the above video may very well be used as part of some proof that
the towers fell due to an explosion unrelated to the hijacked planes that hit it.
Yes, it's been posted before, many, many times, although in different guises, and I'm sure this will be posted many, many times again in different
guises for the simple reason that the conspiracy people want the idea of "secretly planted explosives brought down the towers" to be true so
they're repeat these videos as nauseum in the hopes of finding that magic number of iterations that spontaneously makes a falsehood into the
truth.
The answer is always going to be the same: flight AA175 hit the south tower literally one floor above a very large mechanical floor dedicated to
housing all the electrical transformers, electrical motors, electrical generators, pressurized pipes, etc that make a building function, and they're
all things that will go BOOM when on fire.
List of occupants in the south tower by floor
The plane dumped thousands of gallons of burning aviation fuel directly into this floor so of course there will be explosions, and we know this is
what the explosions were because the explosions were randomly going off as the fires reached each flammable object in turn, rather than synchronized
as demolitions always are. If even ONE explosion we heard was from one of the flammable objects that were documented to have been in the building,
then we necessarily need to acknowledge that ALL the explosions we heard were from flammable objects that were documented to have been in the
building.
There are plenty of reasonable explanations for what we saw that day. The problem is that these damned fool conspiracy websites forbid you from
knowing what they are so they can get you to believe in the goofy explanations. Of COURSE people are going to believe there were bombs in the
building when we have snake oil peddlers like Richard Gage getting people to swallow the nonsense that the towers were really just empty cardboard
boxes.