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Title: WTC Collapse Video
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URL Source: http://www.911blogger.com/node/4298
Published: Nov 5, 2006
Author: Video
Post Date: 2006-11-05 14:48:49 by honway
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Views: 221
Comments: 6
Here is some collapse footage shown by the BBC in a programme ‘9/11:The Twin Towers’, broadcast in the UK on 7 September 2006. I hadn't seen it before, so thought I'd post it in case others hadn't seen it as well. Notice how the second building flares up during the collapse of the first building:
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#1. To: All (#0)
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/wtc2_cutter.html "Floor by floor it started popping out." "It was if they had detonators and they planned to take down a building." WMV video download (411kB) http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/IMAGES/discussion_in_firehouse.wmv
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What's that about? I saw two squibs (now that I know what to look for).
The flare up in the adjacent Tower is interesting. I can think of only two possibilities. Either an intentional event was initiated in the adjacent Tower during the collapse which would provide a distraction or events associated with the collapse of the Tower produced a current of air that "fanned the flames" in the adjacent Tower. The possible events in the collapsing Tower that could fan the flames in the adjacent Tower are an explosion,the effect of the collapse, or a combination of the two.
The soundtrack is the most interesting part. I think that is the first time that I have clearly heard the "bang bang bang bang bang..." that I have read about. Well that and that explosion in the other tower.
#2. To: honway (#0)
Great shot of all the squibs - thanks.
#3. To: All, *9-11* (#0)
#4. To: honway (#0)
Notice how the second building flares up during the collapse of the first building:
#5. To: robin (#4)
What's that about?
#6. To: honway (#5)
The SS and other Gestapo like US Government agents spying on this site should go suck a horse's ass!
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