Dave Rogers
Bandaged ice that stampedes inexpensively through
9/11 should probably not be included in the worst conspiracies of all time because of the collapse of Building 7, which everyone (including conspiracy skeptics) agree was never hit by a plane. et, it collapsed into its own footprints in the same way the twin towers collapsed into their own footprints.
Oh, dear. You've fallen for a bunch of 9/11 truther talking points. WTC7 didn't collapse into its own footprint, and neither did either of the twin towers; all three spread debris over considerable areas and damaged many other buildings as they fell. "They fell into their own footprints" is a flat-out lie.
Even Larry Silverstein, who owned The World Trade Center at the time of 9/11 said in a video-recorded interview (still on YouTube) that he gave the order to "pull it" (referring to Building 7). The term, "pull it" is an industry term meaning "intentionally destroying a building in a controlled demolition".
Second flat-out lie is that Larry Silverstein gave an order; he said, "Maybe thebest thing to do is to pull it." Third lie is that he was "referring to building 7"; he was in fact referring to the search and rescue effort that weas going on, or planned, in building 7, and meant that the firefighters should be pulled out. Fourth lie is that "pull it" is an industry term meaning "intentionally destroying a building in a controlled demolition"; no such usage has ever been established, it's simply an invention of conspiracy theorists.
This, of course, does not mean that all of 9/11 was an inside job. It only means that ONE (1) of the three (3) buildings that collapsed on 9/11 was pre-wired for a controlled demolition which actually occurred at about 5:00 on 9/11upon Larry Silverstein's order to "pull it".
And that is flat-out conspiracism, completely unsupported by evidence and thoroughly refuted many times over.
Dave
