Link: video.google.com (extern) (Archiv-Version vom 15.03.2008)bio schrieb:sehr glaubhaft, denn es gibt um die hundert Zeugen, die Explosionen gesehen und / oder gehört haben. Es ist lächerlich, dass diesen Zeugen seitens OVT nicht geglaubt wird, dafür den Zeugen, die ein Flugzeug ins Pentagon haben fliegen sehen, sehr wohl.
Benenne uns doch mal diese Zeugen ^^
Hunderte *g*
Es gibt sogar Zeugen die behaupten es hat sich angehört wie ein Wasserfall.
Und nun ? Wurden die Türme von einem Wasserfall getroffen ??
Es gibt NICHT EINEN Zeugen der Heute noch von Explosionen spricht !!
NICHT EINEN !!!
ZITAT !!!
Let's look at the accounts MacQueen includes of firefighters who use the words "bomb," "explosives," "secondary devices," etc. He lists 31 such accounts. Here's my analysis:
People in the "described something like a bomb” category – 31
Number who did not actually mention anything about bombs, explosions, devices, etc. – 1 (Walter Kowalczyk). I have no idea why MacQueen included Kowalczyk's account, which includes nothing about explosions, sounds like explosions, or any suggestion of explosives or explosive devices. That's truther "scholarship" for you.
Remaining people in "bomb" category – 30
Number who were describing the collapse of a tower – 30
Number who had no idea at the time that what they heard was the collapse of a tower (usually because they were inside another building). – 15
Number who saw the collapse of a tower, at least partially – 7
Number who explained that they knew the sounds were collapses – 2
Number who said they had no idea what was going on during the event – 4
Number who said, as of the interview date, that they thought they'd actually seen or heard explosives – 0
Number who have claimed since 2001 that they believe there were explosives in the buildings – 0
Quelle:
http://wtc7lies.googlepages.com/whattheyheardDas sind die Fakten und nicht deine ERLOGENEN "hunderte" Zeugen !
ZITAT:
"–Overwhelmingly, when something like an explosion is described, the event is the collapse of a tower: not the noises leading up to collapse, but the fall of a tower itself.
–Almost no one who was in the north tower when the south collapsed knew what had happened. Many only found out after evacuating the north tower. Many people in the north tower lobby who took the brunt of the south tower collapse described it as a huge explosion, and were thrown a great distance by the blast of air and debris.
–Most people who were in the Marriott/Vista hotel did not know that it was the south tower that collapsed on it. They thought it was a bomb within the Marriott.
–Some people who were on the scene for hours did not know that both towers had collapsed completely, because the smoke and dust and confusion was so great.
–There were several reports of internal collapses in the towers.
–Many people who were on the scene early did not know that a plane/planes had hit the towers and assumed it was bombs.
–Virtually everyone, including those who knew that planes had done the initial damage, was worried about the possibility of secondary devices in the buildings and surrounding area: this had been drilled into them in training.
–Numerous people described the impacts of jumpers as "explosions."
–Dozens of vehicles burned and their gas tanks exploded after each of the three major collapses.
–There were many bomb scares in the area, including one that coincided with a gas leak warning that cleared out the area northwest of the WTC, including Stuyvesant High School.
–Police fired pistols in at least three incidents, once to alert rescuers and the other times to break windows to find refuge.
–There are some reports of firefighter's oxygen tanks exploding.
I haven't quantified all of my notes on the above categories of explosions, but I have broken down how people described hearing the collapse of the towers themselves. Most of the accounts are from FDNY and Port Authority Police interviews. I reviewed 603 of these.
First responder accounts reviewed 603
Descriptions of collapses noted 432
Described tower collapses as “Rumble/huge rumbling, etc.” 186 accounts
Described tower collapses as “Explosion/Like an explosion” 55
Described tower collapses as “Sound like a Jet/Jet engine” 42
Described tower collapses as “Roar” 35
Described tower collapses as “Like a train/locomotive” 23
Described tower collapses as “Like thunder/thunderous” 9
Described tower collapses as “Like an earthquake” 7
Described tower collapses using other terms (see below) 75
Here is how most of the people in the "other" category described the sound of the tower collapses (NT is north tower, ST is south):
Thrushing noise like a rocket.
Crackling
Loud whistling noise.
Heard a large fall of something.
Heard the noise of something going on.
A loud noise.
NT: Boom, boom, boom, very loud.
Distinctive sound
Loud Groan
Heard a big boom.
ST: Really loud crackling sound, like a million firecrackers.
NT: Like every floor went chu, chu, chu.
Groaning and grinding
The worst sound of a rolling sound
Like metal clanging on metal
Big boom
Huge noise
Like an incoming missile.
Tremendous noise
A loud noise that I can't even explain.
ST: Sounded like a waterfall almost. NT: Like a plane
Didn't hear anything
NT: Like rushing water.
Like a giant tree branch breaking
Loud noise
A big "Shhhhh," Sounded like a missile coming.
Just a loud noise
The most horrendous noise
Like those rockets they launch the space shuttle with
ST: bangs NT: rumbling
NT/ST: Rushing roar
The two crashes and two collapses all sounded the same
NT: Loud crack.
NT/ST: Terrible noise
Puffing and bouncing
Huge noise
An unusual sound
Like a missile
Incredible noise.
Heard pops, looked like it was blowing on all 4 sides.
NT/ST: Crackling and thundering
High pitched whine.
Loud noise
Didn't seem like an explosion.
boom boom boom, then train roar.
NT: Loud noise
Loud Noise, Cracking
Loud Noise
Like marbles crashing down
Like Steel cutting through steel
"A sound I never heard before"
ba-ba-ba-boom!
NT: Another noise
Low sounding boom, big roar.
"A Little bit of noise."
Although on the site, didn't hear collapse at all (!).
Crumbling sound
"ssssssss"
NT: Waterfall noise
Shh! Like hydrant
Bang+Locomotive
Crackling
Noise
"A Noise"
Shussh!
Blowing
Firecrackers, then a low rumble.
Twisting sound of metal
NT/ST: Shuddering shrilling noise of metal falling
Sound of gasses being compressed
Quelle:
http://forums.randi.org/showpost.php?p=1997183&postcount=1bio schrieb:Wenn viele Explosionen gleichzeitig und nacheinander stattfinden, hören wir nicht einen einzigen Knall sondern ein langgestrecktes, tiefes Röhren.
Genau und deswegen hört man bei jeder Sprengung eines Gebäudes nur noch ein Röhren ^^
BULLSHIT !!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2873871255585611926 (Archiv-Version vom 15.03.2008)ANSCHAUEN und LERNEN !
WOW was ein Röhren ^^
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2873871255585611926#2m32s (Archiv-Version vom 15.03.2008)auch hier nur "Röhren" zu hören ^^
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2873871255585611926#11m55s (Archiv-Version vom 15.03.2008)Sag mal wie viel Sprengstoff braucht man denn so um einen Turm zu sprengen ?