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New evidence of explosives found in World Trade Center dust

opednews.com — Last Friday, a report was released that demonstrated the presence in World Trade Center dust of unexploded material the authors referred to as 'super-thermite.' The report's conclusions support those who contend that the World Trade Center was demolished, not by the planes that crashed into it, but by explosives planted within the buildings.

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  • illious, on 04/08/2009, -2/+0Thermite is iron oxide and aluminum. Of course there are going to be traces of both at the WTC site as they are common materials to find in any building. Get over the bomb plot conspiracy... a plane brought them down, and every engineer that has studied this agrees that it was surprising they stood as long as they did.

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