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Originally posted by theBman
Hold on i hate to say this, but she does say at the beginning of her report "the details are very very sketchy." IMO thats enough for the BBC to say that it was nothing more than an unfortunate error, brush it under the carpet with a public appology if need be and we're back where we were yesterday.
Originally posted by theBman
Hold on i hate to say this, but she does say at the beginning of her report "the details are very very sketchy." IMO thats enough for the BBC to say that it was nothing more than an unfortunate error, brush it under the carpet with a public appology if need be and we're back where we were yesterday.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I know. It's not that important, but this establishes her in New York a few weeks before 9/11. She apparently did live there.
Originally posted by Argos
Originally posted by theBman
Hold on i hate to say this, but she does say at the beginning of her report "the details are very very sketchy." IMO thats enough for the BBC to say that it was nothing more than an unfortunate error, brush it under the carpet with a public appology if need be and we're back where we were yesterday.
Unfortunately your probably right, an apology for messing up and a laugh at the stir its caused and were all back to square one, with this footage just adding to the already huge library of inconsistencies surrounding 9/11.
It might be enough to wake up a few more curious open minded people to the atrocities that are going on in this world though!
And the struggle continues!
Originally posted by r4758
Originally posted by theBman
Hold on i hate to say this, but she does say at the beginning of her report "the details are very very sketchy." IMO thats enough for the BBC to say that it was nothing more than an unfortunate error, brush it under the carpet with a public appology if need be and we're back where we were yesterday.
I disagree. If this is legit there is NO way for them to tap dance around it.
This is proof positive that prior knowledge of building 7's collapse was known.
Someone needs to call Guy Smith, the BBC reporter that recently did a hit piece on the 911 truth movement.
He said in his documentary that there was no evidence.
Well Guy, right from your own station is evidence that could very well be the trump card for the truth movement.
There was damning evidence before this and there may be even more damning evidence to come. But untill we get mainstream backing, this will be no more than a 6 minute segment in the next of a long line of 9/11 conspiracy videos.
Originally posted by theBman
Hold on i hate to say this, but she does say at the beginning of her report "the details are very very sketchy." IMO thats enough for the BBC to say that it was nothing more than an unfortunate error, brush it under the carpet with a public appology if need be and we're back where we were yesterday.
Originally posted by mustbebc
Either that or the demolition was delayed but the message went through anyway.
Originally posted by deessell
There was damning evidence before this and there may be even more damning evidence to come. But untill we get mainstream backing, this will be no more than a 6 minute segment in the next of a long line of 9/11 conspiracy videos.
Yes, but this is not a conspiracy video - it's the BBC!
[edit on 26-2-2007 by deessell]
Originally posted by alexg
Someone could have taken an original report regarding the collapse of the building and simply painted a background from earlier in the day behind the reporter.
Originally posted by freakyty
Originally posted by theBman
Hold on i hate to say this, but she does say at the beginning of her report "the details are very very sketchy." IMO thats enough for the BBC to say that it was nothing more than an unfortunate error, brush it under the carpet with a public appology if need be and we're back where we were yesterday.
Ok lets say it was an error, and the details WERE sketchy; you still have to ask yourself where these 'sketchy details' came from. Why would the BBC say that the building has collapsed if their information is not from a reliable/official source? Why risk your reputation as a news agency by making such a major statement "A 47 story building has collapsed" if all you have is 'sketchy details'. What if it turns out to be false? Think about the unnecessary anguish of hearing that the building your wife or husband works in has just collapsed. SOMEONE RELIABLE told BBC the building had collapsed or was going to collapse before it was demolished, here is the undeniable proof! I guess some people just can't put two and two together.