The Paper

I looked through but couldnt find this video here. Has anyone else seen this?



What do people think? Odd that so much paper survives. If the force of the collapse was enough to vapourise marble, how did the paper survive? Could something else have been responsible for so much of the structure of the building just turning to dust?

I believe that 9/11 was an inside job-top to bottom...

HOWEVER: Very hot flames for a short duration maybe?

There are explanations for many of the smaller details...the overall picture won't be revealed so easily!

S & F for a great thread!

reply to post by Shamatt


You would think the burning hot inferno, the OSers constantly spout off about, would have inhaled that paper.
Just like that mysterious passport found unscathed.

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What do people think? Odd that so much paper survives. If the force of the collapse was enough to vapourise marble, how did the paper survive? Could something else have been responsible for so much of the structure of the building just turning to dust?

Fires were concentrated on several floors around the impact zones - that leaves 105 floors in each building
or some 210 floors total uninvolved Most of the paper was not burned

Buildings and contents were not vaporized, but crushed or pulverized into smal fragments or dust by the
force of the collapse.

Much of the dust was from ordinary dry wall or from the cement floors - ever cut or drill a piece of dry wall

Notice how much dust was produced...?

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Nothing spectacular about a passport surviving. Have a look at the identity documents displayed in this clip :-

news.bbc.co.uk...

reply to post by Alfie1


Pilots passport? in the cockpit? point of explosion and great fireball which melted steel and it didnt burn his passport?

A little out of the box but..

If they used a "unknown" weapon that pulverizes solid mass, soft tissues could be unharmed.

For instance a vibration weapon that will instantly de-assemble all the molecules from solid materials. It could be that paper is flexible enough to withstand the vibration.

Originally posted by Alfie1
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Nothing spectacular about a passport surviving. Have a look at the identity documents displayed in this clip :-

news.bbc.co.uk...

Yeah...nothing spectactular. Except that this passport being referred to would have been in the pilots cabin.
Im not sure how anyone can honestly not see that it was planted. I suppose it just goes to show that ignorance is practiced by just about everyone at certain times.

The reason why the paper didn’t burn because most of it was blasted out of the WTC hundreds of file cabinets were blasted to pieces, no different when you see major crash site, plane wreckage scattered everywhere and you see plenty of paper products undamaged.