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NIST WTC 7

nist.gov — August 21, 2008 News Release from NIST website. Investigation Finds Building Fires Caused Collapse.

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  • yellowcakewalk, on 08/21/2008, -4/+5Interesting. Does it square with Larry Silverstein's "pull it!" footage? I'm just askin'. And pray tell, why did it take seven years to produce this analysis?
  • overtoke, on 08/21/2008, -3/+5The government also says that Bisphenol-A is safe.
  • Herkimer56, on 08/21/2008, -6/+6FTA: "The investigation team considered the possibility of other factors playing a role in the collapse of WTC 7, including the possible use of explosives, fires fed by the fuel supply tanks in and under the building, and damage from the falling debris of WTC 1.

    The team said that the smallest blast event capable of crippling the critical column would have produced a “sound level of 130 to 140 decibels at a distance of half a mile,” yet no noise this loud was reported by witnesses or recorded on videos."

    Now there's some bad news for the liars and propagandists in the Cult of 9/11. As the sane people have been telling you all along, there was no controlled demolition of any of the WTC buildings.
    • card51short, on 08/21/2008, -3/+3shocking! Are you telling me NIST is saying it wasn't a controlled demolition?!
      I'm floored!!!

      I guess that settles it. Bin Laden did 9/11. ;)
    • kemp34, on 08/21/2008, -3/+2LMAO
  • Cryptocracy, on 08/21/2008, -1/+4This report is preposterous- watching the video of 7 collapse we saw the entire structure go straight down, with none of the vertical columns offering any resistance whatsoever. NIST has reached new lows in fabricated *****.

    But hey, demolition companies are wasting all their money on explosives if all they have to do is start a fire around one column.(according to NIST)

    Absolutely ridiculous! Only a true moron would believe NIST's lies.
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