Tin Foil Crue: Architects & Engineers - Solving the Mystery of WTC 7

You say "largest attack on american soil" like thats relevant to the cost. How much you think it cost mcweigh to blow up the OKC building? Probably thousanRAB at most.

Im sure the cost of organizing a bunch of durkas to get flying lessons, paying off a construction team, and some explosives dont compare to the tens of millions he wouldve lost in vacancies and required upgrades. Not to mention the billions made in insurance payoRAB and a brand new tower.

Also, lets keep in mind that the cost was likely shared between the parties that had an interest in this. Follow the money trail.
 
Im not disagreeing with you that the building was clobered with debris or that parts were on fire, or that it wouldnt have collapsed on its own in time. But within hours of being hit and for it to collapse perfectly in its footprint, to me is ridiculous.

The deutsche bank building was also hit with debris



It stood straight and tall for 10 years before a decision was made to dismantle it. And you're telling me WTC7 was damaged so much more than this that it pancaked within hours? I cannot get there.
 
So the owner of WTC7 had the building rigged with explosives in case the collapse of the other two towers didn't bring it down as well?
 
Someone made the mistake of listening to the instruction to bring the building down, and accidentally reported that it had already collapsed.
After the live report of the apparent collapse of WTC7, live feed was cut off from an unknown source of interference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltP2t9nq9fI&feature=fvst
 
yes, i forgot that to you, the US Navy is an unreliable source. you could also try calling their press office and asking them, but i bet they all buy into the lie there too!
 
you can read the report online

they've even got some CAD-type simulations and whatnot

the press conference was a pretty big deal

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yes for a perfectly demoed building it does. It doesnt have to be perfect if its supposed to look unexpected.

And the amount of work is irrelevant, with enough time a very small group of workers could accomplish almost anything.
 
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