posted on Mar, 14 2011 @ 10:00 PM
It is interesting, but it still does not cover how the explosives were silent. In the first demolition video shown, the video appears to deliberately
silence the explosions in a ruse to make it seem like it would just silently flash before falling. That was not the case. In the others, every
explosion shook the ground. The explosions that were astutely pointed out in the video were somewhat tiny, only blowing out a single window within a
floor (meaning that it had to have taken place nowhere near the core beams, I think). It could have been any number of things, but I cannot see it
being proof positive for demolitions. A possibility, yes, but not an absolute.
As for during the collapse, the sheer amount of glass in the air and concrete (which can have reflective particles if a sidewalk is anything to
compare to. Perhaps it's not) would supply a lot of reflective ability and act like a shower of glitter. I see how it would be great for masking demo
charges, but it also means that there is no way to distinguish demo charges from falling glass, making it another non-absolute.
I just wish there would have actually been audible sound of the demos, should they exist. I mean, the spurs that are being shown are huge! That would
take more than a tiny bit of secret government material (again, a non-absolute, since it is speculation that it even exists). Personally, I see it
making more sense that the spurs were caused by the pressure of the dust and debris collapsing within the tower ahead of the outside destruction.
However, since the official idea of events and the truther idea of events are considered to be equally merited (in fact, most consider the official
idea to have no merit, for some reason. In my opinion it is just as real a possibility and explains more, but whatever), either is possible and
unfortunately, this analysis does not provide enough leeway in either direction to say either idea is true.
Both the truthers and the official explanation have an explanation for the events. That is undeniable. The question is which is more likely to be
true.