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: Crime & Federalism9/11, Cognitive Bias, and the Official Explanation
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We all know how the World Trade Center's Two Towers fell down. An airplane hit them. Jet fuel coated fire-resistant iron. There was a fire. The fire-resistant steel lost all strength. The building went into a controlled free fall - just like a building in a controlled demolition does. Anyone who challenges the Official Explanation is labeled a crank. Should that be so?I could talk about the "facts" for hours. Let's look at one reason, though, why I'm agnostic about the Official Explanation.Mention 9/11 and the Two Tower's free falling, and you'll hear the same thing: The Scientific American article! Scientific American published an article stating that it was perfectly normal for two fire-proofed buildings to free fall - just like a building in a controlled demolition...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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