source: Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth July 22, 2011
A key facet of the 9/11 catastrophe that is often overlooked is the reports of explosions at the Twin Towers that dozens of eyewitnesses gave on 9/11 and in the following days. Some of these video accounts are scattered across the Internet, and a handful have appeared in documentaries such as 9/11: Blueprint for Truth. Bringing many of these testimonies together would be a powerful presentation tool… and now that’s exactly what has happened.
In April, 9/11 Truth activist Will Dull collected over 30 video clips into a 27-minute compilation, in which dozens of journalists, first responders, and survivors describe explosions and explosive devices in and around the WTC skyscrapers.
The first video clip, which was featured in a November 2010 “Blueprint” article, comes from the NIST WTC archive. The firefighters shown are so concerned about the explosions that they experienced in the Twin Towers that one of them says, “There may be more. Any one of these buildings could blow up.”
In another harrowing sequence, two office workers that are covered in building debris and dust tell how they escaped from an explosion in one of the Twin Towers.
The familiar testimony of a firefighter describing the “boom boom boom” sequence of explosions that ran down the side of one of the Twin Towers is accompanied by clips from four other eyewitnesses who independently give the same account.
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