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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hotspots (despite massive and sustained efforts to extinguish the subterranean fires
with water and high-tech chemical methods) 43 that remained for months, despite
constant water and coolant application by clean-up teams. Such prolonged hot
temperatures, in oxygen starved environments are not characteristic of standard
collapses, only high order explosives like C-4, 44 Czechoslovakian Simtex, or
thermite account for such high residual heat.
Controlled Demolitions Mark Loizeaux, president of Controlled Demolition, Inc.
(CDI) of Phoenix, Maryland, was asked about the report of molten steel on the site.
"Yes," he said, "hot spots of molten steel in the basements." These incredibly hot
areas were found "at the bottoms of the elevator shafts of the main towers, down
seven [basement] levels," Loizeaux said. The molten steel was found "three, four,
and five weeks later, when the rubble was being removed," Loizeaux said. He said
molten steel was also found at 7 WTC, which collapsed mysteriously in the late
afternoon. 45
11. Thermite doesn’t explode rapidly like C-4 or other demolition explosives, but in its
exothermic reaction, generates extremely intense high heat with temperatures
reaching up to 2500°C (4500°F). 46 The mixture of aluminum powder and iron
oxide burns only moderately fast, giving off heat well in excess of that required to
melt steel. What’s more, it creates its own oxygen supply by consuming the iron
oxide and cannot be smothered or extinguished by water. This potential cause is
one of the only few things that can account for the immense heat that was being
generated for days in the aftermath of the fall of both towers. 47
12. Traditional Demolition with Explosives often produces a noticeable kink, or fault
line, in the building structure as the central core is demolished with cutting
charges, and the outer walls fall inwards to the center, preventing or minimizing
the damage to surrounding buildings. Additionally, eruptions of smoke and debris
from the base of the building and streams of smoke from cutting charges are often
seen in classic demolition video footage. See the collection of images on the next
page.