WTC Dust
Illuminator
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Not unexpected given the construction of the towers.
A simple misunderstanding of physics. I'm not even a physicist and I didn't expect to see anything "bounce backwards." Not to mention I was at P.U. that day in class and saw it hit.
Yes, fly planes at very high speeds, filled with fuel, into the buildings, let 'em burn for an hour un-fought.
Also, the towers weren't turned into dust... As seen by the countless photos of steel wreckage.
Why does your weapon selectively not "dustify" the steel in the towers? Why did it not "dustify" the people who survived in the debris?
Okay, but because you don't believe it does not mean it isn't true, especially when there is tons of evidence to support it. Don't expect me to believe a DEW did it when absolutely no evidence is presented.
You are not the only person that I've talked to who says they
personally saw a plane in the sky that day.
Let me ask you a question: If it was a fake plane, as I'm saying it was,
do you think you'd be able to tell the difference from P.U.?
Personally, I've never seen a fake plane in the sky, and I wasn't home
on 9/11, so I can't give my opinion on the ease in distinguishing a fake
plane from a real plane. Oh, you didn't know objects could be faked
in the daytime sky? Neither did I, before I examined (almost by force)
the hijack theory.
I was focused on the WTC debris, which has none of the characteristics
of the rubble from a plane crash or an office fire.
