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Building 6 was a 1/2 million sq ft building with its core missing on september 11th 2001 , the interior of the building is missing , it was not crushed or on fire ,no nano thermite , no mini nukes , or explosions the walls are intact the basement is intact the only thing that stands out is cardboard and wires have little to no damage . I also cover missing plane flight 93 in Shanksville a borough in Somerset County, Pennsylvania , and the missing plane flight 77 at the pentagon .and what Dustification of the world trade center means in laymans terms 11 container ships of building material not counting all the office furniture , computers , desk , doors , filing cabinets etc etc turned to dust in 11 seconds like magic or science . You will not hear Richard Gage A&E911 truth architect and engineers talk about this , you will not hear Dr Steve Jones talking about building 6 . You will not hear scholars for 911 truth talking about world trade center 6 in media , you will not hear the crazys at veterans today explaining world trade center six , nor main stream media mention WTC 6 . I,v never heard alternative media like David Icke , Jeff Rense , red ice creations , Alex Jones, infowars , prison planet , drudge report or any media anywhere talking about this or showing it , maybe they don,t realize but they will have to at some point . The only people asking questions and promoting these facts is Dr Judy Wood . Everyone else is hanging on to and promoting nano thermite and they refuse to consider another narrative , building six is something they never had to consider until now . It should be interesting as this video finds its way out to them and they have to reconsider something else turned the towers and world trade center complex into dust is something that should be considered a priority now . Going where the evidence leads , is the easiest and ethical path to take .
Posted on: Sat, 20 Sep 2014 14:34:08 +0000

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