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Title: Smoke Was Rising from the Base of WTC 2 Before the Collapse
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URL Source: http://11syyskuu.net/video/911.wtc.2.demolition.south.below.mpg
Published: Sep 11, 2001
Author: Channel 5 video
Post Date: 2007-03-30 12:54:41 by honway
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Click below for the video. http://11syyskuu.net/video/911.wtc.2.demolition.south.below.mpg Does anyone know if the official version of events includes an explanation for the smoke rising from the base of the South Tower prior to either collapse?
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#2. To: honway (#0)
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About 3 minutes into this is first "explosion" and new dust cloud rising:
Thanks for the additional confirmation that smoke was rising prior to the first collapse. I do find it a little odd that there is very little video or photographic coverage of the smoke at the base of the Tower before the collapse.
This video also debunks the claim tha the core remained standing for a while after the collapse of the 2nd tower. If you follow the line of the corner of the building as it collpases, you will see that the part that stood up for a while was a portion of the perimeter columns, not the core. When I get a chance, I will take some screen captures and mark them up.
Thanks for that. Some video I watched the other day claimed that was the core that was up for a bit before vaporizing inot dust.
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#4. To: Critter (#2)
About 3 minutes into this is first "explosion" and new dust cloud rising:
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#8. To: Critter (#5)
This video also debunks the claim tha the core remained standing for a while after the collapse of the 2nd tower. If you follow the line of the corner of the building as it collpases, you will see that the part that stood up for a while was a portion of the perimeter columns, not the core.
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