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originally posted by: jaffo
originally posted by: Bilk22
Well he didn't even say it was unsafe. He said it was coming down. I find that to be one of the most damning pieces of evidence for a designed demolition there is regarding this travesty. He knew well before 30 - 40 minutes in advance. He and everyone in uniform there knew it.
originally posted by: Emerys
originally posted by: Bilk22
What's interesting is the cop knew that Building 7 was going down. How and what time was it when this video footage was taken? So who told this cop in advance it was going to collapse? Who would know the extent of damage, since the building was supposed to be engulfed in flames and evacuated? No steel structure of it's kind ever collapsed because of fire, so I find it difficult to believe someone could make that assessment. That is a smoking gun right there.
I don't know the timeline. But it appears not too long before WTC7 collapses. Maybe 30-40 mins prior? I also find it interesting how the police and federal agencies are blocking off just those areas of the WTC. You would think if they had no clue of which buildings were going to collapse, all buildings would be deemed unsafe. Hmm.
Right. And he cared enough to get people away from it but not enough to stop it or to speak out afterwards. Because, logic.
originally posted by: Bilk22
a reply to: Bilk22
There is no way in hell that any expert could have determined that building was going to collapse. No way in hell. No way based on prior experience. No way based on precedent. No way based on having surveyed the damage as everyone was kept at a distance.
Now couple this cop's statement with the BBC reporter stating the building collapsed well before it did, and there is evidence of designed demolition. The BBC report could, on it's own, have been some type of coincidental mistake. Coupled with this cops statement, and there's no mistake on the BBC report other than reporting it before it occurred. They all knew well in advance.
originally posted by: Okeyd57
originally posted by: Bilk22
a reply to: Bilk22
There is no way in hell that any expert could have determined that building was going to collapse. No way in hell. No way based on prior experience. No way based on precedent. No way based on having surveyed the damage as everyone was kept at a distance.
Now couple this cop's statement with the BBC reporter stating the building collapsed well before it did, and there is evidence of designed demolition. The BBC report could, on it's own, have been some type of coincidental mistake. Coupled with this cops statement, and there's no mistake on the BBC report other than reporting it before it occurred. They all knew well in advance.
You're right ! An engineer couldn't have told anyone the building was going to fall with any certainty, much less a cop.
Funny, but being qualified to open your mouth is not the same thing as going ahead and doing it anyway.
This thread is a good example of that lol
What's your point? I didn't claim the flatfoot was in on any conspiracy. However there's no way anyone could think much less know that the building would collapse from fire damage. It's never happened so there was no reason to assume it would. It wasn't even on the same parcel of land as the towers. It was across the street. The only way someone would know that the building was coming down is because it was designed to come down. This information was relayed to command control for police and fire. I suspect they weren't even told why the person informing them knew why it was going to come down. People follow orders in a chain of command especially when their fat retirement paychecks are at stake. There's not an engineer or architect on the planet that would have definitively said "That building is going to collapse". Not one. The best they would possibly say, and given the construction of the structure and a lack of any evidence fire would cause catastrophic failure, is "There's risk of some failure due to fire and I'd keep people away from the building until it can be surveyed." That's it. No one in their right mind would say that it would definitively collapse. None!
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Bilk22
LOL yeah, the average beat cop knew that it was coming down, as no doubt the fire dept knew. Heck, I am sure the janitor knew.
And so far everyone has kept their mouths shut. Yep... that could happen! /sarc
Well I'm f#$#$%ing qualified. I've been an architect for 25 years. How about you? What's your qualifications?
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Okeyd57
Funny, but being qualified to open your mouth is not the same thing as going ahead and doing it anyway.
This thread is a good example of that lol
originally posted by: Okeyd57 You're right ! An engineer couldn't have told anyone the building was going to fall with any certainty, much less a cop. Honestly, nearly every word spoken by anyone one the ground at the scene that day is useless. There was so much chaos that nobody had their information straight. I've seen video of firefighters saying "a bomb could go off in any of these buildings at any minute!" Around the country, nobody had any clue just how bad it was going to get. At one point, there was a report of 7 planes hijacked and a truck bomb had gone off at the White House. There were mixed reports coming from EVERYWHERE and nobody had the story straight until much later in the day. Anything spoken by a person at the scene, where the chaos and lack of communication was worse, or by a reporter trying to interpret that information, is practically worthless. It was like the biggest game of telephone ever played. edit on 9/22/2014 by Answer because: (no reason given) edit on 9/22/2014 by Answer because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: Bilk22
What's your point? I didn't claim the flatfoot was in on any conspiracy. However there's no way anyone could think much less know that the building would collapse from fire damage. It's never happened so there was no reason to assume it would. It wasn't even on the same parcel of land as the towers. It was across the street. The only way someone would know that the building was coming down is because it was designed to come down. This information was relayed to command control for police and fire. I suspect they weren't even told why the person informing them knew why it was going to come down. People follow orders in a chain of command especially when their fat retirement paychecks are at stake. There's not an engineer or architect on the planet that would have definitively said "That building is going to collapse". Not one. The best they would possibly say, and given the construction of the structure and a lack of any evidence fire would cause catastrophic failure, is "There's risk of some failure due to fire and I'd keep people away from the building until it can be surveyed." That's it. No one in their right mind would say that it would definitively collapse. None!
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Bilk22
LOL yeah, the average beat cop knew that it was coming down, as no doubt the fire dept knew. Heck, I am sure the janitor knew.
And so far everyone has kept their mouths shut. Yep... that could happen! /sarc
originally posted by: Bilk22
Well I'm f#$#$%ing qualified. I've been an architect for 25 years. How about you? What's your qualifications?
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Okeyd57
Funny, but being qualified to open your mouth is not the same thing as going ahead and doing it anyway.
This thread is a good example of that lol
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: MALBOSIA
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: MALBOSIA
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: EartOccupant
a reply to: Bilk22
Don't forget there is also a video around with fire fighters telling people in advance building 7 is coming down and they need to clear the area.
I try finding it:
This is not the one, but also they know it in advance:
Another:
Firefighters were reporting over the radio that the structure was starting to fail. They saw parts of the building starting to bulge and crumple. After the towers collapsed, they obviously weren't taking any chances.
EDIT: I see this was already addressed earlier in the thread and the typical truther responses have already been posted. Predictable.
I didn't hear anything in those reports that said the fire fighters reported seeing bulging. Not in the 2 videos you quoted.
What are you talking about? I was responding to the claims made in the post. I was not commenting on those particular videos.
Do some basic research on the WTC 7 collapse... even Wiki talks about the radio traffic from police and firefighters saying parts of the building were collapsing and the entire structure seemed compromised. That's why they stopped fighting the fire and moved everyone away from the building.
I must be blind. I looked as hard as I could but didn't find anything. could you post it for us since you sound like you know where to look.
I believe in my post I said Wikipedia talks about it. You obviously didn't look very hard because it's the second response on Google when you type in "WTC 7 Collapse."
It is funny you should say that because you have been selling a story that had no real investigation done. The evidence was quickly disposed of. Almost the entire narrative was given on september 12 2001 and you just ate it up before there was even a look-see. You WANTED to be attacked by terrorists apparently because you never gave it a second thought.
Yes, I wanted to be attacked by terrorists because I accept the story presented by people who know what they're talking about, who didn't have a conspiracy agenda, and who could see and postulate clearly what happened to the buildings that day. The only people who doubt how the buildings came down are WANTING to find a conspiracy. An unbiased look, with an understanding of structures and physics, will yield the same explanation that was presented in the official story.
There was a thorough investigation done by NIST. You may want to read up on it so you'll stop incorrectly stating that no investigation was done. You want your version of the story to be true so badly that you manipulate and fabricate information to make an illogical story seem possible. Do you honestly think, with all the brilliant minds in our nation, that someone legitimate would not have stepped forward by now and presented clear evidence that the buildings must have been brought down intentionally? All the truther movement can find are crackpots with questionable credentials pulling their own opinion out of thin air.
"The 911 Myth:
19 Hijackers, directed by Osama B. Laden, took over 4 Commercial Jets with box cutters and, while evading the Air Defense System (NORAD), hit 75% of their targets. In turn, W. Trade Towers 1, 2 & 7 collapsed due to structural failure through fire in a "pancake" fashion, while the plane that hit the Pentagon vaporized upon impact, as did the plane that crashed into Shanksville. The 911 Commission found that there were no warnings for this act of Terrorism, while multiple government failures prevented adequate defense."
originally posted by: MALBOSIA
"The 911 Myth:
19 Hijackers, directed by Osama B. Laden, took over 4 Commercial Jets with box cutters and, while evading the Air Defense System (NORAD), hit 75% of their targets. In turn, W. Trade Towers 1, 2 & 7 collapsed due to structural failure through fire in a "pancake" fashion, while the plane that hit the Pentagon vaporized upon impact, as did the plane that crashed into Shanksville. The 911 Commission found that there were no warnings for this act of Terrorism, while multiple government failures prevented adequate defense."
Pretty much all of that info was narrated on sept.12, 2001. and you claim that with a whole day to assess the situation, those that narrated knew what they were talking about?
You don't give a lot of credence to investigations do you?
First story wins? Is that it?
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: jaffo
originally posted by: Bilk22
Well he didn't even say it was unsafe. He said it was coming down. I find that to be one of the most damning pieces of evidence for a designed demolition there is regarding this travesty. He knew well before 30 - 40 minutes in advance. He and everyone in uniform there knew it.
originally posted by: Emerys
originally posted by: Bilk22
What's interesting is the cop knew that Building 7 was going down. How and what time was it when this video footage was taken? So who told this cop in advance it was going to collapse? Who would know the extent of damage, since the building was supposed to be engulfed in flames and evacuated? No steel structure of it's kind ever collapsed because of fire, so I find it difficult to believe someone could make that assessment. That is a smoking gun right there.
I don't know the timeline. But it appears not too long before WTC7 collapses. Maybe 30-40 mins prior? I also find it interesting how the police and federal agencies are blocking off just those areas of the WTC. You would think if they had no clue of which buildings were going to collapse, all buildings would be deemed unsafe. Hmm.
Right. And he cared enough to get people away from it but not enough to stop it or to speak out afterwards. Because, logic.
Yep and the fact that 2 other megastructures had collapsed that day due to structural damage and fire, combined with the radio traffic indicating that building 7 was starting to crumple, bulge, and fall apart had nothing to do with it either.
The entire fire department knew that building 7 was being intentionally brought down but the only evidence we have is video of a few fire fighters saying "it's going to collapse, clear out." That's pretty damning right there...