The Big Lie 9-11 and Government Complicity in Mass Murder [PDF]

The Big Lie” 9/11 and the Government’s
Complicity in Mass Murder
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Diesel fuel, even large storage tanks of diesel, does not have the explosive
capability or compression wave strength to pulverize concrete to fine powder
while also uniformly and simultaneously breaking steel support joints.
The theory offered by FEMA about the stored diesel fuel contributing to the
collapse is also discredited by FEMA’s admission that the largest tanks
underneath WTC-7 were recovered intact stating: “To date, the NY State
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and DEC have recovered approximately
20,000 gallons from the other two intact 11,600-gallon underground fuel oil
storage tanks at WTC 7.” 34 The status of other fuel storage areas were considered
unknown. Furthermore, the other fuel storage tanks were not uniformly
distributed throughout the building. If there was an explosion, it would have been
localized and the demolition wave would have dissipated dramatically from the
site of the explosion. They would not have broken the support columns
simultaneously and uniformly. The collapse would not have been symmetrical
and vertical. It would have been a lop-sided collapse.
In regards to WTC-7, Physicist Stephen Jones he writes in his hypothesis that,
according to the basic physical laws of Conservation of Momentum, Law of
Increasing Entropy, and the Second Law of Thermodynamics, that it is, according
to those unbreakable laws, impossible for the fires alone to have caused the
collapses consistent with how they fell. He claims that controlled demolition is
the mechanism that best satisfies the hypothesis and Occam’s Razor. He writes:
WTC 7 collapsed rapidly and symmetrically -- even though fires were randomly
scattered in the building. WTC 7 fell about seven hours after the Towers
collapsed, even though no major persistent fires were visible. There were twentyfour
huge steel support columns inside WTC 7 as well as huge trusses, arranged
asymmetrically, along with approximately 57 perimeter columns. (FEMA, 2002,
chapter 5.) A symmetrical collapse, as observed, evidently requires the
simultaneous “pulling” of most or all of the support columns. The Second Law of
Thermodynamics implies that the likelihood of complete and symmetrical
collapse due to random fires as in the “official” theory is small, since
asymmetrical failure is so much more likely. On the other hand, a major goal of