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Has anyone seen the collapse of building 7 at the World Trade Center back in 2001? I hate to drag out the dead horse but anyone who is buying that as anything other than a controlled demolition really is stupid. It was obviously a controlled demolition. So when was it planned and when were the charges placed. Certainly not on 9-11.
Damage to the building and fires would not have caused it to collapse uniformly at free fall speed the way it did. Come on folks! Wake up!
Damage to the building and fires would not have caused it to collapse uniformly at free fall speed the way it did. Come on folks! Wake up!
Some might call it competent engineering. Because, when you build a skyscraper in a area with many other skyscrapers and millions of people around, who in thier right mind would build a skyscraper that would fall over onto other buildings? Now if the planes hit the lower floors of the tower, yeah, it would probably fall over, but they hit like the 85th floor..
I mean WTH?
How many people does he have to pick before there is one that doesnt have a sorted pass? Did he really think no one would care that he picks tax cheats, and racists to these various posts? Does he think that we will happily agree with whomever he picks?
What is "a sorted pass" did change lanes in some unusal manner?
Casper
And this would be as opposed to NeoConfused Tactic #1: Making baseless, inane allegations?
And just FYI, using sorted in place of sordid is faaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrr from a spelling error.
Uh..yeah. I meant to say "Sorted past"..not "Sorted pass"..see..simple spelling error..
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