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What part of that quote where Mr. Jennings clearly said that upon arriving at the 8th floor, he knew the buildings were still standing because he looked, do you not understand?

He was talking about the building he was in. WTC 7. Looked one way and it was there, the other way and it was gone. The huge gash in the building backs this up.
 
I replied to the part of your post that was not based on idle speculation.


You mean like speculating that there would be no reason for firefighters to be north or east of WTC7 while the task at hand for them was two large burning towers.

Based on Mr. Jenning's statement, it wasn't until their 3rd appearance that the firefighters appeared in significant numbers (10 arrived after WTC1 collapsed)
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So? Supposedly they were there before #2 collapsed.

As I pointed out in another post, Mr. Jennings frequently strayed from the chronology of events in an obvious attempt to highlight what he experienced for the camera record.
Yeah, a common thing for people amped on adrenaline are apt to do. It can play funny things on recollections. Its one reason why eyewitness testimony is unreliable.

Unfortunately the interviewers allowed him this freedom which at times made his re-telling somewhat confusing for the viewer.

So, I believe his statements were truthful but not always presented in the order that they happened.
I for one have never accused Mr.Jennings of lieing. Being incorrect, not lieing.

At any rate, you stubbornly ignore my reply that explained why it was reasonable for Mr. Jennings to have broken windows close to the stairwell exit.
Just as you utterly ignore my pointing out that in order to attract attention, going to the south side would have been more to the point.

I am quite sure that if those first broken windows had failed to bring rescuers into view, he would have continued around the building perimeter breaking windows until he successfully contacted help.
Did he say he moved from window to window? Who's speculating now?
 
I have a problem with self-serving blanket statements.

"No evidence", tells me right away that the poster has shut their mind.
What part of "credible" did you not understand?

If you'd care to "open my mind", tell me what time Barry Jennings got to WTC7.
 
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"No evidence", tells me right away that the poster has shut their mind. ...
"No evidence", means 911 truth has no evidence. It is simple, and not a shut mind thing. 911 truth has produced no evidence for an inside job, CD, thermite and high explosives. 911 truth is based on fantasy, and a fantasy has no evidence except in the open minds of 911 truth followers, who think opinions are evidence.

No evidence tells me 911 truth has failed for 13 years.
 
As I pointed out in another post, Mr. Jennings frequently strayed from the chronology of events in an obvious attempt to highlight what he experienced for the camera record.

Unfortunately the interviewers allowed him this freedom which at times made his re-telling somewhat confusing for the viewer.

So, I believe his statements were truthful but not always presented in the order that they happened.

You can't pick and choose the puzzle pieces you want, and put the order you want them in, and discard all the other puzzle pieces out there (Hess statements, collapse timelines, etc.), and still expect anyone to take what you've taped together as serious evidence.


Anyone except yourself, apparently.
 
MM isn't talking to me any more, it seems.

But the point that Barclay was full of burning vehicles when Jennings broke the NE window pretty much settles his timeline as nonsense. Barclay was set aflame by the WTC1 collapse.
 
So, I believe his statements were truthful but not always presented in the order that they happened.

Now you're getting it. :)


No one here is calling him a liar. He just did what every human does. He justified the time-line in his head to how he thought it went down. This make him human and points to the reason witness statements always need to be justified with a known time line.

I have no doubt Mr Jennings thought he witnessed an explosion when and where he said. The problem is, it was was later than he thought.

This may surprise you, I accept Mr Jennings testimony.
 
MM isn't talking to me any more, it seems.

But the point that Barclay was full of burning vehicles when Jennings broke the NE window pretty much settles his timeline as nonsense. Barclay was set aflame by the WTC1 collapse.

Well, on the chance MM has you on ignore, I mentioned that a couple times as well.
Seems he missed it though.
 
MM isn't talking to me any more, it seems.

But the point that Barclay was full of burning vehicles when Jennings broke the NE window pretty much settles his timeline as nonsense. Barclay was set aflame by the WTC1 collapse.

I do not agree that Mr. Jennings observed the burning vehicles immediately after breaking the windows.

For one thing, the collapse induced burning vehicles did not require broken windows to be observed.

I believe he observed this later after the collapses and was anxious to talk about it for the camera.

It was one of the dramatic observations that breaking the windows allowed him to see clearly.

No doubt you will disagree with this but it is what I believe explains Mr. Jenning's obvious break in the timeline.

I do not believe he was so stupid as to not realize that without the collapse of the towers, the sight of those burning vehicles made no sense.

In the same interview he stated that when he got home he spent the rest of the day watching all the 9/11 News.

He could not avoid this knowledge.
 
MM isn't talking to me any more, it seems.

But the point that Barclay was full of burning vehicles when Jennings broke the NE window pretty much settles his timeline as nonsense. Barclay was set aflame by the WTC1 collapse.

Lol
 
What part of that quote where Mr. Jennings clearly said that upon arriving at the 8th floor, he knew the buildings were still standing because he looked, do you not understand?

I don't see anything wrong with this.

But remember, he got to the oem and found it locked and couldn't get in. So it was definitely some time after the evacuation of the oem. They didn't meet anyone coming down on their way up, so probably well after 9:45. Probably around 10? They left and found someone with keys and got in and THIS is when he saw the towers standing. How long did it take, wandering around those big floors until they ran into the right guy? A half hour?10:30. How much time inside the oem before they left? 10 minutes? 2 fell while they wandering around inside, trying to figure out what to do and get outta Dodge. In his own complete statement, they then left a second time and THIS is when he makes the statement about the stairwells blowing out. That's when 1 fell.

Your alternative requires stuff happening ridiculously quick. Everything after their first arrival at the oem would of needed to take 30 minutes. That's an insane belief , that a large fellow like Jennings woulda been sprinting around.

Do as some have requested. Put together a time line. Convince us.

We know you can't .........
 
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What part of that quote where Mr. Jennings clearly said that upon arriving at the 8th floor, he knew the buildings were still standing because he looked, do you not understand?

I don't understand, why Jennings doesn't tell us what he actually saw! He could just say "I saw WTC 1 on fire" or "I saw debris falling from WTC 1" or something else like that instead of his cryptic testimony.

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I do not agree that Mr. Jennings observed the burning vehicles immediately after breaking the windows.

For one thing, the collapse induced burning vehicles did not require broken windows to be observed.

I believe he observed this later after the collapses and was anxious to talk about it for the camera.

This is an interesting hypothesis, but please tell me one thing: Jennigs said the following in the LC interview:

Once I broke out the windows, I could see outside below me.

What do you think is the meaning of "once" in the context of his testimony?

I'm not a native speaker, but to me it means "as soon as".
 
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I don't understand, why Jennings doesn't tell us what he actually saw! He could just say "I saw WTC 1 on fire" or "I saw debris falling from WTC 1" or something else like that instead of his cryptic testimony.

From the 8th floor of WTC7, looking out the south windows from approximately half way across the floor, he would see the lower part of the WTC twin towers and therefore nothing dramatic.

What do you think is the meaning of "once" in the context of his testimony?

I'm not a native speaker, but to me it means "as soon as".

So plain direct english confuses you but you have no problem when faced with subtlety?

"Once", the window was broken, a view was enabled, that previously wasn't.

That does not mean that once the window was broken the view he described was the first one he observed.

What he described were the most interesting things he was able to observe as a result of breaking the window.
 
Because until you break a window you can't see out of it.
No, unless you break the window you can't see the towers to check to see it they were still there. Why you would be looking to see this would be anyone's guess (considering he would have no reason to believe they would not be) :rolleyes:
 
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I don't see anything wrong with this.

But remember, he got to the oem and found it locked and couldn't get in. So it was definitely some time after the evacuation of the oem. They didn't meet anyone coming down on their way up, so probably well after 9:45. Probably around 10? They left and found someone with keys and got in and THIS is when he saw the towers standing. How long did it take, wandering around those big floors until they ran into the right guy? A half hour?10:30. How much time inside the oem before they left? 10 minutes? 2 fell while they wandering around inside, trying to figure out what to do and get outta Dodge. In his own complete statement, they then left a second time and THIS is when he makes the statement about the stairwells blowing out. That's when 1 fell.

Your alternative requires stuff happening ridiculously quick. Everything after their first arrival at the oem would of needed to take 30 minutes. That's an insane belief , that a large fellow like Jennings woulda been sprinting around.

Do as some have requested. Put together a time line. Convince us.

We know you can't .........

Mr. Jennings arrived at WTC7 more than 1 1/2 hours before WTC1 collapsed.

When he arrived, he only observed police officers, none of whom mentioned the evacuation, and after his first failed attempt to access the 23rd floor, without advisory comment, they gladly escorted him to the 23rd floor.

I find it very difficult to believe that it took so long for Mr. Jennings to reach the 23rd floor OEM, see that it was vacated, be told to immediately evacuate and then only get as far as the 6th floor stairwell.
 
MM isn't talking to me any more, it seems.

But the point that Barclay was full of burning vehicles when Jennings broke the NE window pretty much settles his timeline as nonsense. Barclay was set aflame by the WTC1 collapse.

Besides the fact that Mr. Hess and Mr. Jennings would have been severely injured, if not killed, had they been anywhere near actual demolition charges being set off, if demolition charges had been set off, there would have been no need to break any windows, as windows galore would have been shattered by the blast. In actual demolitions, windows are always removed but there is still the problem of window breakage in adjacent buildings. See photo of window breakage in a building adjacent to the Landmark demolition in Texas
 

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