CNN are replaying the 9/11 attacks live as it happened that day

Still shocking.

 

any mention of the bombs?

the number of eyewitnesses who, at the time, went on about bombs and secondary explosions was heeeeawge.

whoever did it had access to the building, and planted lots of demolition devices throughout the buildings.

 

Interesting, so Fred Dibnah was responsible for 9/11 then

maybe?

 

Fred would have used the burning wood technique , no new fangled demolition charges.

He would also have used Traction Engine at some point.</p>

 

(babyhaha)


No, it's a serious documentary - not a compilation of internet crackpots!

 

ppppppff!

 

It was even said by the FOX News reporter at the time.

 

RE: ppppppff!

 

so how did they fall down then?

 

They got hit by a big plane as I recall.

 

Perhaps someone should recreate it to see what it sounds

like, if it sounds like a lot of bombs then we know they really flew into the towers. Get a grip.

 

2 big planes, full of aviation fuel.

 

more importantly

any mention of the ball of fire that comes from the tower BEFORE the plane hits it?

 

so have other buildings. they only caught fire. only 2 skyscrapers in the world have collapsed due to fire. guess which two.

why were the basements destroyed before the buildings fell?

how did the buildings burn for under two hours and fall down?

what were all the other explosions?

they didn't fall down because planes hit them.

 

So Fred had been working on demolishing the towers for a

couple of years. I'm sure someone spotted a traction engine, I think CNN reported they had.

 

RE: 2 big planes, full of aviation fuel.

that'd be the same aviation fluid as in the plane that hit the pentagon and dissapeared, supposedly vapourised, without scorching a book on a desk 1 foot away from where the plane hit.</p>

 

"they didn't fall down because planes hit them"

Was it just a coincidence?

 

Crashed into the towers at 4-5 mph

Boiling water everywhere i'll guess.

 

Are you genuinely saying that if a big jumbo jet flew into the hotel/office blocks next to where I work, they would only catch fire?

 

funny that...

...because the second plane's fuel exploded outside the building.

and kerosene only burns at a temp of 1000 degrees, and the steel was designed to withstand much higher temps than that, even if it wasn't fire proofed.

and why was there molten steel under the site a month later?