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6 Where did the building go Seconds earlier, there was one of the world’s largest office buildings standing here (notice the traffic light which marks street level). What caused this The Cenacle | 84 | April 2013
7 name to that Wikipedia page because of the importance of her research but I was censored. The large body of empirical evidence from 9/11, assembled by Dr. Judy Wood, is conclusive and irrefutable, so one only needs to study it in detail to prove this; no theorizing or speculation are necessary. Below, I have listed some important pieces of evidence that must be explained. This list is just a small fraction of the thousands of photos, graphs, videos, and documents which Dr. Judy Wood has gathered, which are certainly are not explained by jet fuel and/or explosives of any kind. Please consider the following evidence-based questions: • How come most of the Twin Towers’ steel and concrete was transformed into a fine dust, while large quantities of aluminum exhibited strange electrical warping and burns, yet paper was unharmed • Why was Hurricane Erin traveling straight for New York City from September 7-11, 2001, yet it was not reported on by local media broadcasts in that area in the days leading up to 9/11 • Why were there statistically significant magnetosphere readings in Alaska at the very same time of the 9/11 attacks • How come there are many reports of power outages and electrical failures in the areas surrounding Ground Zero just as the attacks commenced • Why were numerous first responders’ Scott packs (oxygen tanks) spontaneously exploding around Ground Zero • How were the Twin Towers turned to dust so fine that it floated high up into the atmosphere • How come 1,400+ vehicles located several blocks away (some up to a quarter-mile away) from Ground Zero experienced metal warping and electricity-like burns and holes during the attacks If you think the building debris caused these things, then how come that same debris did not burn the clothing or skin of the nearby pedestrians it covered • How come countless vehicles located several blocks away from Ground Zero were flipped upside down, or on their side, next to trees which still had all of their leaves on them • How come several steel beams were observed to be bent and/or shriveled up in very unusual ways, ways which have only been observed during the Hutchison Effect experiments • Why were no toilets recovered from the small WTC rubble pile Thousands of toilets, yet not a single one was found in the rubble • Why was only one file cabinet found in the small WTC rubble pile Thousands of metal file cabinets, yet only one was found • How did countless pieces of paper money survive the WTC attacks • How did countless plastic photo IDs survive the WTC attacks • How come spontaneous rusting of materials occurred all around Ground Zero In some instances, entire front-halves of cars were rusted, while the back-halves appeared to be virtually untouched • How come various debris at Ground Zero were still observed to be fuming and having to be hosed down well into 2008, as video evidence clearly shows Do fires last for seven years ScriptorPress.com The Cenacle | 84 | April 2013
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