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Originally Posted by Sljslj
That's all a good point, but I can't bring myself to agree with you. How about the people that said that heard explosions before the plane hit? And others that say there were explosions under the building as well. There was a large amount of thermite (a material known to be explosive) in the ash. Any contractor or skyscraper designer will tell you that a building with a steel frame will only fall straight down at the speed of gravity unless the explosion was on the inside. Once again, I'm really sorry if anyone's offended by my arguement. I really hope the American government didn't cause it, but I can't help thinking they did it.
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I don't know enough about it to have an opinion. I don't know about the people that said they heard explosions before the planes hit, and if there was actually a large amount of thermite in the ash. Wouldn't that constitute as evidence? Surely if the government were trying to do some kind of inside job, they wouldn't use explosives that leaves traces of evidence in the ash. It's like pi
ssing on someone's back and then telling them it's raining.
I don't think anyone would be offended. It's an interesting enough conspiracy. But that's all it is. I
almost believe in the Bemuda triangle.. just 'cause I want to. The mythology around it makes me want to believe. But I actually think a government inside job is TOO far fetched, even more so than the triangle.. which is saying something.