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RE: Was 9/11 An Inside Job? - pr0xx1d - 02-18-2014 What a simple answer - YES! How did Tower 7 fall? Do most of you even know about that? A random building in the remote vicinity catches fire and collapses THE SAME WAY THAT THE OTHER TOWERS DID? Bullshit. Also, jet fuel is NOT hot enough to melt steel and cause the collapse of these towers. Even so, it only took 2 hours for it to happen? Also bullshit. It would have taken at LEAST 12 hours for that steel to weaken to that point. Thermite traces were found in the dust (a mineral that burns hotter than almost any other substance we possess). Wake up, people. You are thinking EXACTLY how they want you to. You're being a good boy/girl. RE: Was 9/11 An Inside Job? - tintiano - 02-18-2014 Well that's a question one must certainly chew on. Large-scale terror operations seldom ever happen without an insider being involved. A group of people coming from another country, no matter how well-trained, would stick out like sore thumbs and eventually be caught because of their mannerisms, especially in this era of tight security. It is quite a well known fact that terrorist groups have their people pretty much everywhere. RE: Was 9/11 An Inside Job? - Leader - 02-18-2014 It was not an inside job. There is no legitimate evidence for that hypothesis. RE: Was 9/11 An Inside Job? - Tersuss - 02-18-2014 (02-17-2014, 05:08 AM)vιpr Wrote: I personally don't believe it was, but then again nobody knows for sure. There was no way it couldn't have been, first of all a plane that large would have just flown straight through the building, it would not have brought the entire structure tumbling down, the support struts of the twin towers were all cut at 45 degree angles as such that when hit with sufficient force the entire structure would collapse. |