On the morning of September 11, 2001, the TV news
reported that there was an explosion at 7WTC, at
ground level, as the towers still smoldered.
The NYPD Bomb Squad searched the area for more
explosive devices suspected of being in the area.
Both reporters and other non-emergency personnel
were encouraged to clear the area while the police
conducted their search for bombs.
I have not seen or heard about this in the media
since.
Only on 9/11/01 did the mainstream media report
this event. Now it's gone down the memory hole.
The explosion at 7WTC has been erased from history.
Anyone with a fairly good memory who suspended
their work day to crowd around TV sets and radios
should remember it. I hope.
Why have the media "forgotten" this?
Then again, the alleged explosion, if it occurred
at all, was just an excuse to clear the area so
no cameras would catch the tell-tale blasting of
the base of the building typical of classic
implosions. We never saw the bottom of the
building. We just see the top half decending
into a dust cloud.
The job at 7WTC was much simpler than
the towers, because THEY had to be taken
down from the top, with hundreds or even
thousands of demolition charges that had
to be set off with perfect synchronization.
It must have taken weeks or months for the
night "cleaning" and "maintenance" crews to
set all those charges.
Just think of all the various shaped charges,
det cord, radio recievers & transponders, blocks
of RDX, etc, etc, etc... AND each morning the
place had to be spotless so the office workers
wouldn't notice the deadly web of demolition
explosives right above their heads, beneath their
feet, on every single floor of both towers.
It was a logistical nightmare, yet they pulled it off.
I would give every one of those demolition crews
a medal, then hang them all for mass murder and
sedition.
Building 7 was easy by comparison.
A simple, classic demolition job.