What do the critics say about this?

[thought criminal]

ttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5182535448932065917

[Busker]

[DeFecToR]

Suddenly very quiet in here eh?



You critics really do hate these clips....

[DeFecToR]

Let me play devils advocate here for a moment;

"Winge winge, blaa blaa, explosions don't mean explosives, yabber yabber. So what if i cant explain what those witnesses experienced? Seeing as how i'm not at all required by my ego to explore new ideas then its a question i dont have to answer. Anyway, i beleev it woz bin lardin wot did dem attaks, cummishon sez so...."

[telecasterisation]

Isn't it more realistic to say that, yes we can hear loud bangs, but have no evidence to say definitively that they were man-made explosions caused by placing charges somewhere?

How did the fireman telling everyone to clear out know there was a bomb in the building, was it seen?

As for ‘Baboom, it was like a bomb went off!’, is very descriptive but is just an opinion following a loud noise.

Then we have ‘It sounded like gunfire’ – well what did? This taken out of context and could easily be the collapsing building as the floors hit each other, do we know?

‘One of the explosions may have been caused by a van parked in the building’. How would anyone know it was a van?

The other salient point is that wiring the WTC for demolition could only point to a conspiracy outside the hijacker/plane scenario, but having a vehicle parked in the basement would be much more plausible for those connected to the supposed perps. Why would anyone want to cover up the possibility of such a gift – it answers many other questions and is very difficult to disprove seeing as how the evidence no longer exists.

I am not saying they weren't explosions, merely that without any evidence either way, we assume they were. Are we sure that there weren’t other potential causes of loud explosion type noises? Are we looking at what is being said and being realistic or going along with conclusions laid out by others based upon supposition? I say the latter.

[thought criminal]

[telecasterisation]

[Micpsi]

When a microphone a mile or so away picks up rumblings at the same time that clouds of dust/smoke rise up, there is the possibility that it was caused by a pedestrian farting. Another possibility not to discounted is that someone nearby dropped their hankie, causing huge clouds of dust/smoke to fly up into the air. So either it was an explosion or else a pedestrian farted or dropped their hankie. We shall never know for sure, shall we, Telecasterisation?

[A Sharp Major]

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[A Sharp Major]

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