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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weakest areas of the structure, you would have had the disastrous leaning
collapse of the towers, not a perfect symmetrical vertical collapse into its own
footprint. But in fact, there was a leaning of the top 20 floors of the tower, of
about 20° over the vertical axis of the building. As this section is now over open
air, it should have come down independently from the remaining tower and left a
gigantic cube-shaped pile of wreckage on the street below. 41 But none was found;
it broke apart and disintegrated in mid-air from unexplained forces. Can
someone explain to me the mechanism that can accomplish that feat that does
not include high explosives in the scenario?
To illustrate this, consider an example of how
a large tree is felled. The lumberjack makes a
notch cut in the tree and it tips and falls in
the direction of least resistance, and the giant
tree doesn’t usually break apart in mid-air.
For the South Tower, the weakest area would
have been the off-center impact area of the
stricken superstructure, and led to an Top floors of WTC-2 leaning over the
center axis almost 20° - notice the blast
asymmetrical collapse. The weight of the wave encircling the building
upper floors, according to the official theory, should have caused a leaning
collapse, not the vertical telescoping that was observed. The leaning collapse
would have been event more destructive as debris would have rained down on a
wider area and struck more buildings. The only known mechanism that allows for
a near perfect vertical and symmetrical 42 collapse is computer controlled
demolition. Even damaged caused by earthquakes is not as precise as what
happened on 9/11 with the buildings.
The WTC Towers Were Built with Robust Building Designs.
Frank DiMartini, the Manager of WTC Construction and Project Management
said that the design of the Towers were to be able to withstand multiple strikes
from a 707, then the largest aircraft at the time. He stated in an interview that: