BBC Conspiracy Files: WTC7

[MikeW]

One problem with the BBC Conspiracy Files program is that it tried to take on all 9/11 theories: there wasn't time, and it was all a little rushed. Good news, though, because apparently there's a special on WTC7 coming out this summer:

...According to the official explanation, this is the first and only building in the world to collapse solely due to fire...

Unlike the Twin Towers, WTC 7 was never hit by a plane. There were few outward signs of extensive damage of this 47 storey building. Yet it collapsed in a few seconds.

Afterwards, all of the many thousands of tonnes of steel from the building were taken away to be melted down in the Far East.

The Conspiracy Files reports as the final official report on Building 7 is due to be published, nearly seven years on from 9/11.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/conspiracy_files/7330169.stm

Apparently Richard Gage and Steve Jones will appear. If the topic gets a decent "tv hour" (45-50 minutes) then this should be very interesting.

 

[CHF]

I can't wait to see the twoofers reconcile the "demolition" with FDNY witness reports.

Think they'll at least decide whether it was bombs or thermite? I can easily see Gage arguing for one and Jones for the other.

 

[MikeW]

Think they'll at least decide whether it was bombs or thermite?

Uh, no!

Hopefully we'll get more information from people like Nigro, though, talking about why they thought the building would collapse.

Maybe we'll get additional damage/ fires/ collapse footage, too? I know NIST have at least one close-up video of the collapse that's not been made public yet.

 

[Hyperviolet]

Is this the thing Gravy is appearing on?

 

[T.A.M.]

I am sure as we speak, the truthers are setting up to dismiss it as MSM disinfo...lol

TAM

 

[pomeroo]

One problem with the BBC Conspiracy Files program is that it tried to take on all 9/11 theories: there wasn't time, and it was all a little rushed. Good news, though, because apparently there's a special on WTC7 coming out this summer:



Apparently Richard Gage and Steve Jones will appear. If the topic gets a decent "tv hour" (45-50 minutes) then this should be very interesting.

Mike, the BBC filmed the show I hosted featuring Arthur Scheuerman and Mark. I don't know how much they intend to use, but they interviewed each of us.

 

[MikeW]

Mike, the BBC filmed the show I hosted featuring Arthur Scheuerman and Mark. I don't know how much they intend to use, but they interviewed each of us.

Ah, of course, I'd forgotten they filmed you. They seem to still be looking for people to interview, though, so it can't be finished just yet. Or so I hope: I've just emailed the producer with a few ideas.