> The explosions I did not know about and I am intrigued further when you say military grade explosives. Why?
@Osha19 I’m just sharing what I know of the subject; I wasn’t even alive when it happened. But there was a documentary (I doubt the media let it stay out) but several firefighters whom were there claim they heard explosions.. guess what: not long after they came out about it, they each committed “suicide”. But the debris from homes near the area had military grade explosive particles. (I honestly don’t remember the proper term for the specific explosive) And.. the steel supports from the buildings was shipped off and melted before proper inspection could be performed. That is technically illegal, it’s tampering with a crime scene. And for an *aluminum* plane to slice the steel supports is absurd. You may say jet fuel, but to get *into* the building it had to go through steel. There was also “maintenance work” being done within the buildings days before the incident.. there would be nothing suspicious about this, but it was kept very ‘hush-hush’.. and idk about you, but I’ve never known a maintenance crew to turn off all security cameras on the floors they were working on that weren’t up to something. Also, the plane that supposedly crashed into the pentagon was never found... I’ve never known a plane to vanish out of thin air. I’d understand it being broken up, but not even the body of it was found. This was a false flag terrorist attack, meaning our leaders were in on it. The US needed reason to go to war, and this incident provided that. This is considered a conspiracy theory, but there is too much evidence to invalidate it.
