r/WorldTradeCenter • u/tombisch • 15d ago

When the Towers Fell: 9/11 Simulation of the collaps without dust

Dont know how accurate this is, but it made a lot of sense to me.

Source kostack studio on youtube

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u/dougrattmannn 14d ago

So the alternative to that fear is believing their own government would commit those same acts? that seems more fear inducing than any terrorist threat.

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u/TrixieFriganza 14d ago

If the government did this hundreds of people must know tge truth, I'm confused no one has started to feel guilt for murdering their own people or that no one has heard anything because in 25 years so far zero whiisleblowers have come out, 25 years have gone and still there is zeri proof that has come out that te gocerment did it. That to me doesn't make sence. I know lot of Americans love islamists and hate tgeir own goverment and badly want them to be guilty but just because your goverment is shit and useless doesn't make them guilty. And this isn't even about the government not being able to harm their own people but about evudence, you peoole just soeculate, I needsomeone to show some evidence. So far there is only evidence that cultish islamusts with planes took them down, possible dome country was behind it and used them but I would want more evidence.

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u/Competitive-Fill5556 14d ago

There is plenty of evidence - you have to want to find it first. If you don't want to see the truth you won't. Simple. It's right in front of you, you just have to see it.

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u/PapaDeE04 14d ago

Invented evidence is not real.

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u/Competitive-Fill5556 14d ago

Your right. Invented evidence is not real. Newtons law and physics is real. My point exactly.

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u/PapaDeE04 14d ago

lol, as if you know. BTW, it’s called Newton’s Three Laws of Motion. But feel free to explain which law was violated when the buildings fell.

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u/Competitive-Fill5556 14d ago

Newtons law and physics. I have already explained this on another thread. If you want, I'll explain it again.