Thanks for that BuddyLee, I have heard an explanation of how it "happened" before.
Could you clarify for me please the reason for a large cloud of white smoke coming from the bottom of the towers pretty much as they started to collapse? Or numerous witness statements from survivors about explosions coming up the stairwells, out onto the street outside or in the building itself, including the firefighters who were baffled by the situation as assumed that terrorists had infact blown the WTC up anyway? Or why WTC 7 which was admittadly collapsed by demolition kept the same/similar extremely hot tempterature under the rubble as the main 2 towers for days after the event? If one simply collapsed, how exactly did a temperature like that maintain itself under a huge pile of rubble?
It's not that I'm saying what you've said it's wrong, but I need so many more answers in order to accept it.
I cba to discuss this as it always ends up in circles, if you want to PM me or something.
I don't want this thread closed because of this.
I'm no professional but I can come up with ideas:
1. As the towers started to collapse, the air pressure from the building falling down forced debri out the exits
2. The explosions could have been the pancake floors breaking off and collapsing like Buddy Lee said.
3. Friction build up of building 7 could cause lots of heat along with busted gas pipes causing fires or whatever other kind of fuel is in it.
But if it was a demolition:
How come we don't see explosions from multiple stories for the building to collapse. For that big of a building, you're gonna have massive charges at ever couple of floors to blow the structure out which should be clearly visible from the outside. Every demolition i've seen on tv, one could easily see explosions taking place from the inside.
How would you get TONS of explosives into a building like that, install them and wire them without anyone getting suspicious? That would take MONTHS of planning, MONTHS of people dressed up in plumbing outfits, months of wiring detcord all over the place, through the walls, down the floors whatever. If there was any pretend to fix something on the floors, it should show up somewhere that service personnel were to work on the building for weeks at a time and pretty much anyone in the whole building would have to be told by email to ignore the work. And if explosives were planted on the bottom floor, the building would have a much better chance of tipping over sideways. Or according to Buddy Lee's explanation, it would be completely pointless to blow some of the bottom floor because all you have to do is blow a couple floors high up and it will collapse the whole building so why would they waste money, time, resources, adding complexity to the plan, and risk being found out just to blow the bottom floors?