
"[...] Other beliefs are bonds in a world
community, where sincere differences beautify the pattern [...]"
—Sophia Lyon Fahs
Welcome to the sixth step of
Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth's progressive demonstration of
the twin towers' demolition.
The demonstration uses a well-honed version of the
scientific method:
- AE911Truth has formulated the hypothesis that
the twin towers were demolished, explosively and starting in the zone of
earlier terror attacks
- AE911Truth has brainstormed the technically
recognizable consequences of this hypothesis and grouped them into
eight criteria
- the sixth criterion has established that if
the twin towers were demolished,
then their destruction
would
violently eject large pieces of structural steel and these pieces
would
inflict considerable damage on nearby
buildings
- conversely, a finding that the twin towers' destruction did not
violently eject large pieces of structural steel or that these pieces
did not inflict considerable damage on nearby
buildings would undermine the plausibility of their
demolition
- if, on the contrary, the twin towers'
destruction was due, per the official theory,
to the high speed impact of large aircraft and the ensuing fires,
even assuming that such fires could
cause catastrophic structural damage, then
their destruction would not violently eject large
pieces of structural steel
- conversely, a finding that the twin towers' destruction
did violently eject large pieces of structural steel
would undermine the plausibility of
this official theory
- you are welcome to
explore the segment of AE911Truth's online slide show that discusses this particular
question, starting
here
- for more detailed information, you may want to
review AE911Truth's "Blueprint for Truth" DVD, where AE911Truth's founder and
CEO Richard Gage, AIA, presents and comments on the slide show
- the slides in question happen to yield objective evidence
suggesting that the twin towers' destruction did indeed
violently eject large pieces of structural steel and that these pieces
did indeed inflict considerable damage on nearby
buildings
- this evidence:
- undermines the
plausibility of the official theory that
blames the twin towers' destruction on the high speed impact of large
aircraft and the ensuing fires
- challenges the latest
U.S. technical report that supports
this official theory to credibly account for it
- meets the
above-mentioned sixth criterion of the twin towers'
demolition
This exercise in observation and reason is offered by engineering professionals, but people
with average mental abilities and a modest education can sustain it. As such,
the mass media and the major scientific and technical outfits
could have effortlessly published it.
Yet they have not.
The U.S. government operates under the scrutiny of numerous highly variegated watchdogs,
many of whom would ostensibly benefit from denouncing any 9/11 foul play. Yet very
few of them have brought this information to the public's attention.
Kindly note that this page does not prove the twin towers' demolition, the
impossibility of the official "aircraft and fire" theory, the fraudulent nature
of the latest U.S. technical report on this matter, or the global and persisting
cross-disciplinary censorship thereof. It merely contributes
to this proof.
Accordingly, whenever you are comfortable with this page's conclusions,
consider pursuing AE911Truth's exploration of the twin towers' destruction by wondering whether it yielded
explosions. Or click on a specific box or phrase in the
block-diagram on top of this page to visit some
other aspect of it. Or
return to its
epistemological
question.