Building 7 PROOF that CONTROLLED Demolition is a RiDICULOUS FANTASY?

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thomas lewis · 609 weeks ago

no actually, but you cared to actually read the research you'd see h isn't the one saying that, the scientists who built the building said specifically what you just said. but you probably don't like reading do you. you'd, rather just follow lying political pundits on jref forum and fox news, or whatever baseless and unoriginal shit you read or watch. 911research.wtc7.net compiles all this evidence you idiot debunkers keep crying for, but FUCKING stupid to look at
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warrentowe · 609 weeks ago

Are you implying that a 300,000 lb object moving nearly 500 mph crashing into a building spilling 10,000 gallons of jet fuel is not enough to destroy the building? Is your "structural engineering background" from the University of Phoenix?
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

I'm not saying its perfect, but I'd rather have a fairly large web. U have to remember, they really only home in on our countrymen if they r talking with known or suspected terrorists. I am certain that doesn't include me. But like u said, that's where u and I differ. And here we are allowed the full previleges of open and public dissent. Not that it's relevant to 9/11, but Abe lincoln suspended habeas corpus?
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

I understand. But to clarify further, the resolution to remove Hussein WAS a UN resolution. Of course it being brought to a final conclusion was fully GHWB's job, like I said, he lost his nerve. And I do agree to a pt that some of the security acts seem unlibertarian. I would argue that unless u r a citizen of this country u don't enjoy the same freedoms on our soil. The ACLU disagrees
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

Thanks for the clairfication, but it doesn't change my oppinion. Maybe it should have been the job of the UN to remove Saddam from power instead of the US. I just think the US is much too involved with the rest of the world. Reducing dependency of foreign resources, bringing back US manufacture, and defending our shores should be our focus.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

You make some very good points with Terri and Timothy, and although I don't see myself as one of those types of people and therefore shouldn't have anything to fear for the time being, I still find laws of this type to be very unLibertarian and potentionally dangerous in the long run. I'm sure you've heard it before but, those who would give up liberty for security deserve neither. I respect your views, they hold merit, however we will have to agree to disagree.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

And actually, factually we had a UN resolution to remove Hussein long b4 9/11. It may seem a little petulant, but we could have removed him in the gulf war which was ostensibly to protect Kuwait. Bush 1 lost his nerve but the resolution was in place. Doesn't mean bush 2 was right, just clarifying the facts.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

Also ur fear of the NDAA isn't warranted unless u are NOT a citizen. Feinstein-lee is fairly specific about that. If ur not a citizen or working on a visa and ur talking with known terrorists then I suppose u wouldn't appreciate the wisdom of the act.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

@mrcritch. Still seems like excessive fear of the govt to me. Don't u want the govt looking at people whine deemed to be a threat to national security? Wouldn't looking into the goings on of Timothy mcvie and Terri Nichols have been a good thing? I think ur fear about how intrusive law enforcement can be hasn't been realized in any way. It does however make terrorist activity very difficult.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

Anyway, long winded reply, and I'm sorry for that, but do have a look at the petrodollar's history. There are so many people predicting a collapse of the dollar and they all point at the petrodollar being the one thing (at the momment) keeping it afloat. Doing that you might get an idea of why I distrust the reasoning for our involvement in the middle east and why I think 9/11 was used as an excuse to go to war. Thanks for the level headed comment and for what it's worth, my dad thinks i'm nuts2
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

I'm not trying to paint a nasty picture of Americans, just to be clear. I have two brothers in the military and nothing but love and respect for our soldiers. But the facts are, the innocent have been lost as well as our own soldiers. There was a man that was killing his own people, but is it really the Americans job to remove him from power and stop the killing? I don't want to try and debate this with you, i can't prove anything about the oil. It's just a gut feeling.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

As Far as the oil is concerned, I know a few facts. Since our involvement in the middle east, the price of gas has been steadily increasing. It is my oppinin that we didn't go there to capture the oil, we went there to protect special intrest groups involving oil and used the war as an excuse to drive up the price of oil and protect the petrodollar which is just about the only thing keeping US currency afloat. No WMDS found and that was the reason we were told that we had to go into Iraq.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

The Patriot Act does impact my life in that it opens the door to spy any US citizen including but not limited to myself with out a warrant based on a decision that may deem me or anyone else a threat to national security. For the record, the NDAA scares me even more. The Patriot Act opened the door for for the NDAA which now says I may be indefinitely detained with out charge with the "findings" from the powers given to our government with the Patriot Act. It impacts all US citizens.
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MrZodiak12 · 609 weeks ago

One truth you maybe missing one very important fact, please consider Dr Judy Woods information. Maths and science don't back up some of this information, anyway I like most of your video's that I have watched keep it up mate.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

FEMA is men and women. I assume u have never met anyone from FEMA. U have directly accused those men and women of a major crime against US citizens. That my friend is deplorable. Couple that with the fact Uve implied 1st responder ignorance is doubly shameful. But peace to u as well. Just remember freedom isn't free. And read up on occam.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

@onetruth. On the contrary, I don't trust govt. at all. At heart I am a libertarian. But my view about 9/11 is that in ur obsessive distrust of the govt, u include regular men and women as complicit. U would have to. U can't have such a massive operation as u suggest occurred and NOT implicate thousands. U flippantly say just cuz nobody has evidence of det chord or blasting caps doesn't mean they weren't there. Do u realize how insulting that is to those who worked the pile.
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OneTruth4Life · 609 weeks ago

Shamrock, it is my concern that, though we be cell-mats in a FEMA camp awaiting our unjust trial, while our families on the outside are being terrorized by drones, you still would think highly of government and its corrupt officials. I hope none of my concerns come to fruition and that you are right that our "overlords" are not despotic. But, alas, the aeons of history side with my "lunacy," not your blind trust. Peace to you my friend, and thank you for your service on the FDNY.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

Compare ur fear of our govt to that of Despot dictators thru out the world and tell me exactly what u fear? Comparatively speaking, it's not even close. Travel the world or talk to some citizens who have, or talk to nationals from other countries. Ur fear of this govt as opposed to others isn't warranted. It's just fear perpetuated by those who like to hear themselves complain. I was downtown that day and other then longer lines at the airport, my life hasn't been altered by the patriot act.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

@mrcrit. Fair enough. U think the patriot act somehow impacts ur life. It doesn't but whatever. But look at the bush legacy. U mention oil. Where is it? U mention killing innocents. We invaded a country that was murdering its own people. Maybe it was a bad idea, but this idea that the big bad USA invades and indiscrimantly kills for profit isn't bore out by facts either.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

Even though I do not believe that 9/11 was an inside job (meaning our government destroyed buildings to push a war agenda or whatever) I do see that since that terrible day things have gotten worse and worse for liberty, and I find it even more frightening than the "inside job" idea. I often wonder how many people our government has killed, soldiers sent to fight wars that killed innocent people and even die for things like oil. That alone is enough for me to fear our government.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

I don't think that your ideas are ridiculous, you have EVERY reason to not trust our government as they chisel away our constitutional rights. I just believe that they knew something like it was going to happen, they did nothing to stop it, and for that they should have been held responsible. Instead they used the U S A chants to give us the patriot act, a never ending "war on terror", and the theft of an enormous amount of tax dollars while the people applauded.
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MrCritinchiken · 609 weeks ago

I agree with you on so many topics and for that reason I'm a loyal sub, however I can not agree with you on this one. I have no doubt that our government took complete advantage of that terrible day (the patriot act) and probably lined the pockets of thier friends claiming losses from the events. However there are too many ridiculous theories out there for "what really happened", and too many people debunking just about everything everyone has every about it being an inside job.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

Stop distorting the facts'

ALl structural columns in 7 DID NOT FAIL simultaneously. the penthouse proves it

Sliverstein did not collect 2 occurrences, he tried but lost.

7's fall was NOTHING like a CD. CD's have NEVER collapsed in FF, have Never struck surrounding bldgs. Have ALWAYS left distinctive sounds and evidence in the aftermath, something that DID NOT OCCUR on 9/11
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

There are some who did use the word bomb, but I am sure u havent a clue as to the context. I know of people who heard bodies hitting the ground and thinking it was an explosion. What u NEED to hear to make it a CD, is repetitive, window breaking cutter charges that r unmistakable to anyone who has ever seen a demolition on youtube. You have NONE of that. And you have very good video of all three collapses.
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Shamrock3939 · 609 weeks ago

"Because there is no REPORT of the finding of det chords, caps,etc, does NOT mean that "no one found any"

The rantings of someone with ZERO evidence

The government (FEMA) took control of the area VERY quickly (FEMA)

I worked the site (FDNY) as did the NYPD, CDI PAPD construction workers, etc. U want to explain how FEMA controlled us all??

" NUMEROUS eye-witness testimonies from office workers and FDNY of bombs and charges going off"

Really, site the ones where they used the word "bomb"

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