More arguments for Energy-Weapons @ Twin Towers

[Masato]

Hey all

I don't know enough to make any absolute decisions about these ideas, but enjoy listening/considering them.

I remember Judy Wood back in the day opened my mind up to truly comprehending what we saw that day; those buildings didn't just collapse, they were nearly completely pulverized to dust. They simply disappeared, really if you just look at it. Plus the 'toasted cars' etc - interesting in this vid the way Richard Gage scrambles pretty bad to answer that one (I am a fan of Gage)

I am no physicist but have pondered the twin tower collapses and listened to as many arguments as I could for some helluva many hours. The idea that something other than traditional demolition explosives, (or jet fuel lol) would be needed to create such absolute destruction seems a plausible area to consider.

Especially considering the nature of the usual suspects - to think that black budget secret weaponry does not exist and could not be used by such motherfuckers is a big short-sighted imo

The reason why the 911 collapses are of such debate, is because nobody really understands what we are looking at. We don't understand what we are looking at because we have never seen anything like it before. Ever. It is an alien occurrence, where meaningful masses of matter are snuffed out of existence on a scale likely too big for anyone's brain to comprehend. Can you imagine how much sheer matter were in those towers? I don't think you can. Neither can I. GONE.

Fuckin weird.

This video may be wrong in lots of ways, there are a few dumb points imo... but I don't blame these people 1 bit for their hypotheses. IMO it is not a worthless possibility to ponder

[Edge Guerrero]

- Gonna watch now.

[Canuckster]

The cars being burned are interesting, especially with the tires gone and the rims undamaged.

[Masato]

Some cars were flipped upside down, on top of each other, flat as pancakes, completely melted/incinerated

[Canuckster]

could the cars have been vandalized?

[Som-Pong]

All I know is that it wasn't Al-Qaeda.