RKOwens4
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you make a wrong claim there, i suggest you watch the full jowenko interview again.
Do you have a link to a video that begins earlier in his reaction that this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zu8d5f9O6K0
This video starts with him (apparently) watching the video of the collapse of WTC7 for the first time. He says, "Do you see a fire above somewhere?" The interviewer says, "I see smoke however." and Jowenko says, "Yeah, you always get dust, nothing has been removed from it?" If you can find more to this video, BEFORE these events, in which the interviewer tells him the building was on fire, then I'll stand corrected. But in this video is seems clear to me that Danny Jowenko is looking at the following angle of WTC7 in the seconds before its collapse (the pic below is what he sees)...
...and sees the smoke but no fire and, puzzled, he asks the interviewer if he sees fire anywhere above. And instead of the interviewer responding by saying, "Yes the building was on fire for seven hours.", he instead misleads Jowenko by saying merely, "I see smoke however." and Jowenko dismisses the smoke by saying, "Yeah you always get dust" (presumably he means in controlled demolitions you always get dust, and therefore he believes that what he's seeing is dust, not smoke from a fire). Therefore I stand by my earlier statement. Showing video of a building collapsing with a laptop without even telling the person WHAT the building was, or that its lower floors had been damaged by a falling skyscraper, or that the building was on fire for seven hours, or even that it collapsed on 9/11, is like showing a picture of the Titanic to someone without telling the person what the ship was or that it had hit an iceberg, and asking him how he thinks the ship sank. That person is in NO position to act as an "expert"! The FDNY was ON the scene of WTC7 all day, they saw the fires with their own eyes and made the prediction that it was going to collapse. Danny Jowenko didn't even know what the building was or that it was on fire, and watched a video of its collapse over a laptop five years after the fact. So who's more qualified: the FDNY or Danny Jowenko?
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