My newly posted Documentary

[Free]

Hi Everyone:


     I have put together a documentary on WTC-7 named: Never hit by a Plane.
 No newly discovered information here, however, a nice compilation filled with facts, evidence, video clips, news clips, pictures, music, witness and expert testimony on the events of 9/11 pertaining to WTC-7.
 It's posted on Google and here is the link:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2147329422984355159

 Please watch and pass it on. Thankyou.

[jbrid1138]

Pass it on -- Yes I will.  Hot damn we've got some talented people using this forum.  Thank you.

[STEALTH]

Great documentary.

It really is informative and goes into specifics about WTC 7.

Do you have a link to download in avi.

[Gator]

Oh yeah, I'll bet anyone, and I don't care how thick it is, that Aluminum cannot slice steel !  I'll take a one inch thick by 6 foot piece of steel and let you do anything you want to it with aluminum, and you'll be carrying away with your aluminum pieces ! 

Look at how those Jets sliced a hundred and twenty five foot hole into the Towers, same angle too....at 2 o'clock !  Those Jets were not made of Aluminum, they were made of Titanium !  Once they hit, a button was pressed to start the control demolition.....it's that simple. 

[jbrid1138]

Maybe.  Under ordinary circumstances of picking up a piece and striking it onto another, I agree with you in that.  But speed (force) does have a role to play here also.  Can't forget that.

Ever hear of the stories (hurricane, tornado) where a straw is sent flying and penetrates a three?  Ever hear of where a human hand smashes into a cinder block or a clay brick and the harder of the two is broken?

Three slashes with a wet noodle you not remembering that before you wrote.  Normally, I would have to agree with you, but the shape of the airplanes (bullet like) and the speed -- contributed to crashing through, gaining entrance, compromising that steel skin -- I believe.

I mean the gapping HOLES are there for all to see (videos) // now if you want to argue missiles with warheads vs. airplanes doing that -- that's entirely another school of thought.

My $.02