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“So a missing 8 foot section proves that there was a bomb? Not that it couldn’t mean that, but how is a missing piece conclusive evidence in and of itself?”

I find it highly improbable that a plane, flying somewhat near the middle-top of a large sky scraper could possibly subject a wall in or near the basement to suddenly have an 8 foot section missing. What I’m suggesting is that it clearly was not a PLANE that caused this hole in the wall. Perhaps this person saw something that was not truly there? Delusional? Other than that, the only other conclusion I can come up with is that indeed, a bomb created the hole. I’d be open to any other suggestions as to what the hole could have been caused by (of course, still assuming this guy is legit, and that he actually saw what he says he saw.) But I see no reason to NOT jump to the conclusion that it was a bomb.

Oh, and one more thing. If there were bombs, you wouldn’t see any wiring, because if you think about it, would it be in plain sight? Would the people who rigged it, set it up so that passers by would notice odd wires etc leading into the hall? I would suppose not.

I mean this in the same way you do. Friend to friend.

After all these years only Islamic fundamentalists and old school “radicals” still buy into all the MIHOP baloney. Oh, and some youngsters who live and die in front of the boob tube.
If anything, this motley crew of dolts have helped the Bushistas more than anything by being so goofy in their militant naivete.

So a missing 8 foot section proves that there was a bomb? Not that it couldn’t mean that, but how is a missing piece conclusive evidence in and of itself?

“we were discussing as we were carrying this man, saying ‘how could someone have rigged all these explosives?’”

Did he see any rigging? Wires, electronics, timing devices, explosive material, evidence that the pillars had been tampered with in some way? Did he see anything _other than missing sections_ of support pillars to prove that there were explosives?

“Just before the collapses, a series of deep, below ground explosions, then numerous explosions in the buildings upper floors…This was not just the planes. THE BUILDINGS WERE RIGGED.”

If someone can find any kind of evidence that this man offers up that leads him to this leap of reasoning then please, do tell. Explosion != bomb.

“there were bright flashes up and down the sides of building 7, you could see them through the windows…and it collapsed”

Flashes != bomb.

“We all knew it was intentionally pulled… they told us!”

Who are “they”? And how did “they” know? This is the fishiest part of the whole story. I’m sorry he had to be there to experience the horror of 9/11. I have no doubt he is being honest about what he saw and heard. Just because he was there, however, does not mean the conclusions he came to, based on what he saw and heard, were correct.

“I think he’s for real, and if I’m right in that judgment call, I support him and wish him well.”

I wish him well too. His bravery on 9/11 proves that he was a good, courageous man. Like I said, however, just because he was there does not mean his conclusions are scientific or correct. If I hear someone’s tire blowout, can I so easily prove that it was a gunshot without ever seeing/finding the presence of a gun, the bullet casing that was ejected from the chamber, and ballistic analysis showing the impact of a bullet? In any case, the conclusions of this story–not the story itself–”would not hold up in court” so to say.

As always, I share my thoughts as a friend, to a friend.

I guess most people just want real and proper investigations, but we might have to accept that the moment has passed.

There are ominous things on the horizon in the Middle East, and China, and regarding US elections (namely, Hillary, lol). Maybe we should consider the future a little more.