Coug
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Ole boy that owned the building told them to drop it. He's on tape doing so.
Debris flung in to a building. Causing it to drop straight down? Really coug? 3 buildings all fall the same exact way? Btw there where more than 3 buildings that fell that day. The other wtc building fell too.
All 7 of the WTC buildings were destroyed but the other 4 were so small they simply got demolished by the larger ones coming down because they were all in the same footprint.
I didn't just post that video of WTC7 on fire for no reason. It's proof that there were no explosives set in that building. It's impossible to do a controlled demo in days, let alone hours, and to claim that the explosives were already in place is lunacy. That building was occupied that morning, IE no explosives could have been in there. They certainly wouldn't set up explosives in a building that's on fire either.
It's pretty easy to sit back and Monday Morning Quarterback the intelligence community after the fact. People can gloss over all the information in hindsight and find that one indicator that "it" was going to happen and point to it and say "see, they KNEW about it!" And I say again, if someone had told me on September 10th 2001 that terrorists were going to fly airliners into the WTC and the Pentagon, I would have thought they lost their mind and needed professional help. And I'm probably not alone in that assessment.
Just like people can look back at the indicators of WWII and say "they KNEW it was going to happen!" It's no secret Roosevelt wanted us in the war, but I don't think he wanted 3,000 Americans to die in order to do it. Nobody thought that an attack on Pearl Harbor could have come like it did and had you told the majority of the public the Japanese had come up with a special kind of torpedo that wouldn't bottom out in the harbor, they would have laughed at you.
Again, there were probably indicators of the attacks in advance. Maybe even details that were so unbelievable that they were dismissed. Our intelligence community took a black eye over the ordeal and I don't see the need to rake them over the coals because something was so far out there it was hard to believe.
You're not, I woke up at 1pm that day to go to a 2pm class and literally hadn't heard a thing about the attack until I got to school. When someone at school told me that the US was attacked and hijackers flew planes into buildings I quite literally did not believe them. I literally turned to the person sitting beside them and proceeded to ask them if it what they were saying was true.
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