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Originally Posted by bronco67
The Twin Towers was over 12million square feet of office space. The largest recorded controlled demolition is under 3 million, and took months to rig by an army of engineers, with miles of wiring and unfettered access to the building, which was ABANDONED.
It doesn't take anyone with more than layman's knowledge of CD to see the magnitude of the task of rigging the WTC to come down, and realize its not only improbable, but impossible. Even assuming the insurmountable logistical hurdles could be overcome, there's also the job of keeping the evil demolition experts quiet after they had killed innocent Americans.
You guys that even entertain the idea are just fucking silly, and don't even stop to think for second how it could even be possible. The funniest thing is, you act like the burden of proof is on the people who believe the official story, who basically have common sense, and Occam's Razor on their side.
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sounds like you have thought this through....and for that kudos.
however i think you are unaware of some facts.
important to note i said facts....you look them up, i went over this years ago when no one cared
fact 1...large portions of the towers were put under security control, by the people running security at the building....even the head maintenance worker who could in all sense say they were his buildings....he was not allowed in these areas...meanwhile work was going on, heavy work as reported by staff when they would see the comings and goings of material and the people themselves doing the work
fact 2...for months and months before the event, office workers in the building were complaining about dust on their monitors every morning.
fact 3...wires were laid all over the building, to upgrade the networks
that in itself doesn't amount to much i know.
however, in light of the magnitude of the event in question, you really need to look at things that stand out like this...its not proof of anything really...but when added to the pile of things that dont add up that day...it certainly is noteworthy