Saturday, November 12, 2005
Brigham Young physics professor says the planes were not the cause of the Word Trade Center bldgs' collapse
OK, at the risk of sounding like a left-wing conspiracy wacko, I feel compelled to share with you this article from the Deseret Morning News, a newspaper in Salt Lake City, UT. Not sure why none of the mainstream press or cable news channels is picking up this story, but this supposedly regular morning papers in Utah did (because, I presume, the professor being cited teaches at Brigham Young, in Utah).
This physics professor, Steven Jones essentially says that the actual collapse of the two WTC towers plus a third WTC building on 9/11 was not the result of the two planes that crashed into them but rather the result of a well-planned and meticulously timed deliberate demolition of the buildings. He says that based on the laws of physics and the way the buildings were designed and constructed, as well as the way in which they collapsed, there is no way the planes nor the heat from the fuel-soaked fires could have brought these buildings down. So there must be another explanation, and his explanation is a demolition from underneath. As for who would have been behind such a nefarious plot, he is not willing to speculate.
Sound too far-fetched to be credible? Read the article and draw your own conclusions:
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,635160132,00.html
This physics professor, Steven Jones essentially says that the actual collapse of the two WTC towers plus a third WTC building on 9/11 was not the result of the two planes that crashed into them but rather the result of a well-planned and meticulously timed deliberate demolition of the buildings. He says that based on the laws of physics and the way the buildings were designed and constructed, as well as the way in which they collapsed, there is no way the planes nor the heat from the fuel-soaked fires could have brought these buildings down. So there must be another explanation, and his explanation is a demolition from underneath. As for who would have been behind such a nefarious plot, he is not willing to speculate.
Sound too far-fetched to be credible? Read the article and draw your own conclusions:
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,635160132,00.html
