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This week on 9/11 Free Fall, Ted Walter and Andy Steele get together to discuss certain aspects of the controlled demolition evidence that often get overlooked but are fatal to the official explanation of the World Trade Center’s destruction.
They start with the four points covered in Steele’s recent article, “Silver Bullets: Four Easily Observed Facts that Strike the NIST Reports Dead in Their Tracks.” Then they touch on the North Tower’s “spire,” a subject recently explored by civil engineer Jonathan Cole in his presentation “9/11 and the Scientific Method | Part 1: Motion.”
There was no fire in the northeast corner of the 12th floor when Building 7 went down! The top of the North Tower couldn’t possibly have destroyed the bottom — or 60 stories of the core would not have remained standing! Tune in and come away armed with these and other key points of evidence.
For more information: visit AE911Truth.org
and WTC7Evaluation.org
This week on 9/11 Free Fall, Ted Walter and Andy Steele get together to discuss certain aspects of the controlled demolition evidence that often get overlooked but are fatal to the official explanation of the World Trade Center’s destruction.
They start with the four points covered in Steele’s recent article, “Silver Bullets: Four Easily Observed Facts that Strike the NIST Reports Dead in Their Tracks.” Then they touch on the North Tower’s “spire,” a subject recently explored by civil engineer Jonathan Cole in his presentation “9/11 and the Scientific Method | Part 1: Motion.”
There was no fire in the northeast corner of the 12th floor when Building 7 went down! The top of the North Tower couldn’t possibly have destroyed the bottom — or 60 stories of the core would not have remained standing! Tune in and come away armed with these and other key points of evidence.
For more information: visit AE911Truth.org
and WTC7Evaluation.org
