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Farts then....
Yeah, all that dust must be really structure damaging.
I don't see how controlled demolition of non-steel frame buildings explains a steel frame building NOT being demolished.
But it is great that you are aware that alternate demolition methods exist.
pull it lol with cables maybe that's what larry meant.
originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: Kadagraks
I don't see how controlled demolition of non-steel frame buildings explains a steel frame building NOT being demolished.
But it is great that you are aware that alternate demolition methods exist.
Another method is the use of cables. Let's take a look how WTC 6 was brought down by cables.
originally posted by: LaBTop
Readers should not be deceived by the term "pull".
They should worry about the term "it".
It's quite illogical to refer to firefighters as "it", everybody will address them as "them".
The Pentagon, AUGUST 1964.
[01:02:27.11]
Ellsberg narration: On the morning of August 4th, 1964, I began my first full time employment in the Pentagon, working under Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara. My very first day on the job, all hell broke loose.
[01:02:42.27]
Daniel Ellsberg (interview): A courier came running in with a flash cable saying that American warships were under attack in the Tonkin Gulf off the coast of North Vietnam. And I was getting these because my boss was already down the hall with McNamara picking targets to retaliate against, against North Vietnam. Minute after minute, more cables came in: "three torpedoes have been fired, seven, we are taking evasive action." At about 1:30 our time, comes new cable from the commodore of the two ships: hold everything in effect, "All previous reports of torpedoes are in question."
Daniel Ellsberg (interview): Within days it was clearer and clearer that there had been no attack.
[01:03:42.17]
President Johnson (archival): I shall immediately request the congress to pass a resolution.
[01:03:49.29]
Ellsberg narration: President Johnson was determined to prevent a communist victory in South Vietnam. He twisted the facts of the Tonkin Gulf incident to persuade congress to give him unlimited authority to use military force. He then launched a war that would last another 11 years.
[01:04:31.22]
President Johnson (archival): We still seek no wider war.
Daniel Ellsberg (interview): No wider war? As I found out day by day in the Pentagon, that was our highest priority: preparing a wider war which we expected to take place immediately after the election.
President Johnson (archival): It's a war that I think ought to be fought by the boys of Asia to help protect their own land. And for that reason, I haven't chosen to enlarge the war.
Daniel Ellsberg (interview): And that was a conscious lie. We all knew that, inside the government, and not one of us told the press or the public or the electorate during that election. It was a well kept secret by thousands and thousands of people, including me.
Only a free and unrestrained press can effectively expose deception in government. And paramount among the responsibilities of a free press is the duty to prevent any part of the government from deceiving the people and sending them off to distant lands to die of foreign fevers and foreign shot and shell. — Justice Black
--snip--
Gelb estimated that the Times only published about 5% of the study's 7,000 pages. The Beacon Press edition was also incomplete. Halperin, who had originally classified the study as secret, obtained most of the unpublished portions under the Freedom of Information Act and the University of Texas published them in 1983. The National Security Archive published the remaining portions in 2002. The study remained formally classified, however, until 2011.
With the bonds out in the market, they sat for ten years, like a ticking time bomb. At some point, they had to be settled -or cashed in, on September 11, 2001. The two firms in the U.S. most likely to be handling them would be Cantor Fitzgerald and Eurobrokers – the two largest government securities firms in the U.S. The federal agency mostly involved in investigating those transactions was the Office of Naval Intelligence
On that day, those same three organizations : the two largest government securities brokers and the Office of Naval Intelligence in the US took near direct hits. Actually, the jetliners hit immediately below the targeted offices, assuring that the flames would engulf the floors above. This targeting strategy was also used on the 23rd floor of the North tower, which was an FBI evidence repository holding information on allegedly illegal gold transactions.
I’m proud and honored to announce our new Freedom of the Press Foundation board member, Edward Snowden.
Here’s what Daniel Ellsberg on January 14, 2014 said in his press release :
[Snowden] is the quintessential American whistle blower, and a personal hero of mine, Leaks are the lifeblood of the republic and, for the first time, the American public has been given the chance to debate democratically the NSA’s mass surveillance programs. Accountability journalism can’t be done without the courageous acts exemplified by Snowden, and we need more like him. . . .
The secrecy system in this country is broken. No one is punished for using secrecy to conceal dangerous policies, lies, or crimes, yet concerned employees who wish to inform the American public about what the government is doing under their name are treated as spies. Our ‘accountability’ mechanisms are a one-sided secret court, which acts as a rubber stamp, and a Congressional ‘oversight’ committee, which has turned into the NSA’s public relations firm. Edward Snowden had no choice but to go to the press with information. Far from a crime, Snowden’s disclosures are a true constitutional moment, where the press has held the government to account using the First Amendment, when the other branches refused.
Edward Snowden said :
It is tremendously humbling to be called to serve the cause of our free press. . . on FPF’s Board of Directors. The unconstitutional gathering of the communications records of everyone in America threatens our most basic rights, and the public should have a say in whether or not that continues. Thanks to the work of our free press, today we do, and if the NSA won’t answer to Congress, they’ll have to answer to the newspapers, and ultimately, the people.
Source
The U.S. Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration's Office of Secure Transportation (OST) provides safe and secure transportation of nuclear weapons and components and special nuclear materials, and conducts other missions supporting the national security of the United States of America.
Bennette, 54, of Bayside, Queens, faced six months in prison for re-registering three relatively unscathed cars that were taken from Ground Zero and placed in storage at JFK Airport.
The retired NYPD sergeant, who worked as a technician for the Secret Service at 7 World Trade Center, was ordered in late 2001 to take the cars to the Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island where they would be scrapped.
Instead he took the cars, feared to be contaminated with asbestos and glass shards, and gave two to his mother in North Carolina and one to his daughter.
“Taking cars home that the government told him to dump? It’s a stretch,” Judge Korman said about the charges that the 27-year NYPD veteran pleaded guilty to last year.
Bennette also used official documents to have two other unused cars moved from a lot on Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn to an auto body shop in Queens.
-snip-
He was sentenced to six months’ probation with no fine.
The hypothesis of this Heidner report is:
The attacks of September 11th were intended to cover-up the clearing of $240 billion dollars in securities covertly created in September 1991 to fund a covert economic war against the Soviet Union, during which ‘unknown’ western investors bought up much of the Soviet industry, with a focus on oil and gas. The attacks of September 11th also served to derail multiple Federal investigations away from crimes associated with the 1991 covert operation. In doing so, the attacks were justified under the cardinal rule of intelligence: “protect your resources” and consistent with a modus operandi of sacrificing lives for a greater cause.