FYI, wear headphones while watching, to pick up the undeniable explosion before the Penthouse, and eventually the entire building falls to the ground. Appare…
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“Blast Sound” BEFORE Building 7 comes down (NIST FOIA CBS-Net Dub5 09)
They are reflections. Why would the building start to collapse before the
explosives went off? Nice logic there.
Sounds like wind blowing into the microphone. HA!
you don't need headphones!!!!
fuck the sound you can clearly see bombs going off !!!!!!! wtf
Watching this live on CNN while vacationing in Denmark, I told my
girlfriend that it was a controlled demolition. I will never be convinced
of anything else. One of my favorite pass times is watching demolition
videos/docu-minis from all over the world.
Perfect removal.
I dont hear explosions before the final collapse tho… I mean just from
looking its obvious but don't know how it was rigged exactly.
The shock tube flashes are also VERY noticeable here
/watch?v=JnLcUxV1dPo&=7m34s here is a video demonstrating shocktube in slow
motion detonated explosives /watch?v=1AuTxeV0lxU
Sounds exactly like a bit of wind rumble or a piece of cloth touching a
microphone. You guys ever hear an explosion in person? Those things emit
high-frequency noises too, you know…
They do have thermite shape charges which is capable of cutting a steel
beam in milliseconds… This would not be heard from very far away. I am
also sure that there are other devices out there that we are unaware of…
Professional demolition job. No other explanation possible. Shows you the
gross lies "they" are trying to make us believe. Would be interesting to
see the insurance policies on all WTC buildings at the time of collapse,
and to see when they were last adapted.
“he set the charges-set, boom, it collapses” ( you can also hear at that
same time on the radio: “into the dive hole!” as you can hear the
explosion…..) “he came back twenty minutes later looking like a three
stooges movie all covered in plastic I swear to god” Man 2 “do yah got good
Sh*t in there?” “that’s good Sh*t”. “don’t look back there” Man 2
“Who-hoo-hoo-hoo” “allllriiiight” (inaudible)“come on back?”
I can't hear it at all on my computer speakers, no matter how loud, but
when I use my aux out and play it through my iPod's docking station with
decent speakers, it is like night and day. I think if you have poor low
frequency speakers, you don't hear much, but try it through normal speakers
and there you go. Might explain why NIST let one slip, if a reviewer was
screening these things on regular computer speakers, might have sounded the
same as the long version and therefore wasn't filtered.
How can we say this is credible? You could easily have added it in with an
editing software. Tell me, where is the source of this video? I'd stick
with what CBS filmed, because I believe it's harder to take sound away,
than put sound in.
I want to see the video of this but with the previous 20 or so seconds
before the "collapse" because I bet you can hear more explosions before the
onset. A reporter on the ground, Ashleigh Banfield's mic picked up the low
freq sounds of explosions for a few seconds before the building actually
fell in this clip: watch?v=ERhoNYj9_fg
The real question you may want to ask yourselves is: HOW DID THE KNOW TO
TRAIN THE CAMERA ALL DAY LONG ON THIS SPECIFIC BUILDING? Interesting…
The video is authentic. The government agency NIST was forced to release it
to the public through a FOIA order. I suggest reading through the video's
description, which has more details on how the footage was originally
obtained.
Demolition man!
You can even see the holes from the explosions on every floor…
Wow you can hear the intial blast that caused the penthouse to crumble, …
this validates my assertion and doesn't refute how the rest of the building
crashed. Shills like to use the penthouse to refute the fact that it fell
at free fall speed, when it was just a separate blast from the rest of the
building.
@livingaftermidnight I did some digging. Apparently NIST released 2
versions of the video via FOIA. One version has the explosion (CBS-Net Dub5
09), the other does not (CBS-Net Dub7 47). The one that doesn't is much
longer. See tinyurlDOTcom/3x47h6w Here's the longer version on youtube:
watch?v=JY42L1cph78 Odd that NIST would release the exact same video, one
with the explosion, and a longer version without it. I believe they've just
been caught doctoring 9/11 crime scene Video/Audio footage.
You can hear it without headphones, just crank it up.
@katey1dog Haha someone should email this to SmokingGunDOTcom
The windows are blowing out before the collapse. Is that becasue the
building is collpasing or becasue of explosives?
You can see a flash come from one of the blast points pretty blatantly..
can anyone see it? At 0:11
There certainly is the sound of an explosion or blast, right at the
beginning, just before 00:02 appears on the counter. If NIST released it, I
cannot think why they would have added the sound, which, let's face it,
would be quite esy to do.