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If anyone needed proof that the truth movement is dead, this is it. Grasping at straws trying to make a dead man say things he didn't say.
The dictionary needs a new word, "pathetic" doesn't come close.
This is typical. The "bodies" issue is important because the Commission reported no deaths in Building 7. If there were bodies there, the Commission made a big mistake.
As far as the Commission is concerned, they must have thought all the eyewitnesses were "liars," because none of their testimony to explosions carried any ink.
It's hysterical, looking at NIST's reason why Building 7 came down and saying,
"An emergency responder caught in the building between the 6th and 8th floors says he heard two loud booms. Isn’t that evidence that there was an explosion?
The sound levels reported by all witnesses do not match the sound level of an explosion that would have been required to cause the collapse of the building. If the two loud booms were due to explosions that were responsible for the collapse of WTC 7, the emergency responder—located somewhere between the 6th and 8th floors in WTC 7—would not have been able to survive the near immediate collapse and provide this witness account."
nist.gov/public_affairs/factsheet/wtc_qa_082108.html
This, "If the two loud booms were due to explosions that were responsible for the collapse of WTC 7," is a perfect straw man. Seven didn't come down when Barry was in the building.
Barry was the city's Emergency Coordinator, a very credible witness and these "magic magnetism" NIST cover-up cointel artists can't dismiss or disregard his testimony with a "straw man argument," and expect to get away with it.
Let us not forget Silverstein's comment,
"I remember getting a call from the, er, fire department commander, telling me that they were not sure they were gonna be able to contain the fire, and I said, "We've had such terrible loss of life, maybe the smartest thing to do is pull it." And they made that decision to pull and we watched the building collapse."
The "magic magnetism" guys claim the demolition term Silverstein used for bringing down a building, "pull," referred to Silverstein's wanting to "pull the firemen out of Building 7." Sounds good, only Americans don't refer to people as an "it" and there were no firefighters in Building 7 at the time. I guess that second passport Silverstein carries around with him gives him a perfect excuse for not being able to speak English correctly.
It's ironic though, after "Lucky" Larry's comments, the collapse of Building 7 exactly matches the results of a conventional demolition.
The head of the 911 Commission report said,
"We asked for every single thing that they had. Then my vice chairman, Lee Hamilton, looked the director of the CIA in the face, and said, look, even if we haven't asked for something, if it's pertinent to our investigation, make it available to us. And our staff asked again and again of their staff and the tapes were not given to us. So, there was no question…I mean, no question that we again and again and again asked for everything, and we needed it, and we weren't given it. And so, the only conclusion we can draw is it was withheld from us. And that can only be seen to me as an attempt to impede our investigation."
motherjones.com/bush_war_timeline/archives/2004/07/july_22_2004.html
"Impede" is interesting. What better way is there to "impede" an investigation than to remove the evidence of a crime scene and ship it off to China and India?
Discounting innumerable eyewitness testimony of explosions taking place, and firefighters reporting secondary explosive devices found in the towers, and claiming magic "magnetism" brought Building 7 down is the fairy tale NIST wants you to believe.
The Hague is rising.
Everybody knows it.
Got rope?
Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities
-- Voltaire