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9 / 11 firefighters revealed huge explosions before the towers collapsed"
Video that has been obtained recently that were released by reluctantly NIST after a lawsuit by the International Centre for Studies 9 / 11 shows two firefighters in 11 / 9 to discuss how there were secondary explosions immediately before the collapse of the twin towers of the World Trade Center, and provide new evidence compelling that the explosive devices were used to bring down the buildings.
He claimed Debunkers repeatedly that low-temperature burning jet fuel could weaken the support columns, steel enough to cause the collapse of the pie as the twin towers of the World Trade Center, and ignore a large number of eyewitness testimony to the existence of devices fire caused the collapse of the temple on the Trade Center World.
New tape is as clear cut as they come - the firefighters, who were inside the lobby of one of the towers, unequivocally that a State which were secondary explosions after the planes hit are responsible for causing the towers to collapse.
"There was an explosion ... and the third blast collapsed the entire lobby us," U.S. firefighters. He asked: "That was a secondary explosion," He responds, "Yes ... it's certainly a secondary explosion."
Another firefighter, he assures us that there are at least three explosions which led to the collapse of the lobby.
The only way to explain what firefighters described as "molten steel, and if you were in a foundry, like lava" taking place after the collapse of the towers, if the use of incendiary materials, additional strong to take down buildings.
Complete the certificate of firefighters' and that of William Rodriguez, eyewitness to sub-level explosions that took place before the impact of the first plane in the north tower, and a representative of many families of 9 / 11 victim.
It also underlines the Certificate Rodriguez by Anthony Saltalamacchia, a supervisor who managed this morning more than a hundred workers in the Twin Towers. Saltalamacchia was in sub-basement B1 of the North Tower, approximately 1100 feet below the impact point in the plane on the floors from 1993 to 1998.
"The explosion in the beginning ... We believe it came from the mechanical room and then we heard a series of other explosions that seemed to even higher levels of the building," said Saltalamacchia.
Saltalamacchia then discusses how a man faced with his skin hanging Office. It was William Rodriguez previously described the same scenario following basement level explosions and also seconded by another eyewitness, Kenneth Johannemann, officer guard services IBM.
"We stand there, and more explosions occur," said Saltalamacchia, before he urged Rodriguez and other workers to leave the building. The group left and initially headed towards the lobby before they realized it too had been partially destroyed, consistent with the eyewitness testimony of the firefighters.
Saltalamacchia, despite pleas to stay out of harm's way, Rodriguez ran back into the burning building in an attempt to save his colleagues.
"The amount of explosions I heard from 8:46 pm we came out a lot - at least ten - it was just like multiple explosions to where I felt there was different grenades, that's what it looks like, like different grenades being launched in the building," He said Saltalamacchia.
Blast ... At the outset we think it came from the mechanical room and then we heard a series of other explosions that seemed even higher levels of the building, "said Saltalamacchia.
Saltalamacchia then discusses how a man faced with his skin hanging Office. It was William Rodriguez previously described the same scenario following basement level explosions and also seconded by another eyewitness, Kenneth Johannemann, officer guard services IBM.
We stand there, and more explosions occur, "said Saltalamacchia, before he urged Rodriguez and other workers to leave the building. The group left and went initially to lobby realized before that also had been partially destroyed, consistent with the eyewitness testimony of the firefighters.
Saltalamacchia, despite pleas to stay out of harm's way, Rodriguez ran back into the burning building in an attempt to save his colleagues.
"The amount of explosions I heard from 8:46 pm we came out a lot - at least ten - it was just like multiple explosions to where I felt there was different grenades, that's what it looks like, like different grenades being launched in the building," He said Saltalamacchia.
"It was an explosion and a major one and then there was different explosions throughout that period of time until we got to that," he said.
I also went from the basement of many other workers in the World Trade Center, including David and Philip Salvatore Giambanco and public with eyewitness testimony concerning massive sub-level explosions that took place before Flight 11 hit the North Tower.
Presided over the construction worker WTC Phillip Morelli level B - 4 in Tower One [north tower], four floors below ground, when he was thrown to the ground by the explosion of violence that coincided with the plane, multiplied by 100 floors above.