WTC Engineer - Fuel & Planes Did NOT Bring Towers Down

[Wokeman]

Principal Electrical Engineer for WTC: "Fuel and Planes Alone Did NOT Bring the Towers Down"

911 Blogger
Tuesday February 12, 2008

Richard F. Humenn, PE was the Senior Project Design Engineer for electrical systems for the entire World Trade Center, and he had 60 people working under him. In other words, he was the guy in charge of all electrical at the WTC. A retired licensed professional engineer, he was certified by the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Washington, D.C.

Humenn stated to Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth:

On September 11, I watched the live TV broadcast of the progressive collapse of the World Trade Towers with disbelief, as the mass and strength of the structure should have survived the localized damage caused by the planes and burning jet fuel.

I viewed the presentation of Richard Gage and other related material, which compels me to believe that the fuel and planes alone did not bring the Towers down. I, therefore, support the proposal to form an international group of professionals to investigate all plausible causes for the virtual freefall and the almost total destruction of the WTC structures.

Humenn also recently gave a two-hour recorded interview to an attorney and former law school professor (a transcript of the interview will soon be posted to AE911Truth.org). In that interview, Humenn expressed his opinion that the Twin Towers were intentionally demolished. (He stated that he could not believe the U.S. government could have done such a thing; however, he was not asked about rogue elements within the government).

Few engineers have as much first-hand knowledge of the Twin Towers as Humenn, so his opinion carries some weight. As he explains, "Though an electrical engineer by trade, I was also very familiar with the structures and their conceptual design parameters."

[Alulim]

This is good stuff. Perhaps one of the best new voices to be heard.

[suraci]

The floodgates will open one day when people who know have less to lose. It was only seven short years ago, and careers are being built, children are being put through college, and consciences have not yet sufficiently cooked to force action, regardless of the consequences.

Decent people cannot live with the knowledge of what happened that day, but they need a few years to hold an internal debate with themselves as to what life is really about; career and new cars or human decency in the face of unparalleled evil.

If 911 transpired as they said it did, every large building on the planet would have had risk assessors crawling all over it, not least to satisfy the buildings insurers, let alone health and safety, unions and so on. Millions of people work in similar high rise buildings presumably at risk of collapse due to fire, and yet the official word in the case of building 7 is that they don't really know why it fell down, it just did!

It's like writing off a 747 crash with 700 deaths as just one of those things, and hoping for the best in the future. The world doesn't work like that, unless criminality is involved and those who committed the crime have the means to block inquiry.

We all on here know this. The rest of the world will one day, and then "they" had better watch their backs, because we'll be all over them.

[Alulim]

"Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - An Historical Review of the Constitution and Government of Pennsylvania. (1759)