9/11's Forgotten Buildings

Source: https://mysticbazaar.substack.com/p/911s-forgotten-buildings

Before I start this article a big shout out to 9/11 Revisionist, where I got a lot of my images from, he has gone into a lot more detail about the ‘9/11 Orphans’ and has a whole section on this page, if you want further information on this or any other 9/11 related topic.Since I fell into the 9/11 rabbit hole, I’ve learned so much about 9/11 that I didn’t know before, or didn’t really think about. This article is to just make people aware that WTC 1, 2 and 7 weren’t the only buildings totally destroyed that day. All WTC buildings, and only buildings with a WTC prefix were destroyed. Yes that seemed odd to me.Before 9/11 the WTC was a whole complex not just two towers. WTC 3,4,5 and 6 were around the Twin Towers, separated by the plaza. Their close proximity to WTC 1 and WTC 2 is importaint, as any major collapse or debris from the towers would be expected to fall onto, fill or bury these buildings. In there official record these buildings didn’t have their own collapse times or detailed investigation. Instead their destruction is broadly attributed to falling debris from the Twin Towers and in some cases fires were to blame. Unlike WTC 1,2 and 7 there is no individual explanation as to how or when they failed. As you can see from the above image, the buildings appear missing, and there is little to no debris on the roofs. Lets look at each building by itself.The highlighted section is the section that was left over after the destruction of the WTC towers. WTC 3 was the Marriot Hotel and was 22 storeys. How is it that 90% of the building was missing and there is clearly no debris from the collapse of the Twin Towers on top of it.WTC 4 was a 9 storey building but 75% of the building is missing, you can clearly see if you look at the photos above and at this photo, there is a large section missing. Also there is again little to no debris from the Twintowers on the roof. The top of the south tower tips before it turns to dust, if it hadn’t it would have landed on building four, and as you can see it hasn’t.WTC 5 was a 9 storey building and again there is a large portion missing and had cylindrical holes carved into it, one measuring 24ft. The holes go down to ground level, so why weren’t they filled with the debris, where has the debris gone?WTC 6 was a 8 storey building and as you can see there is a big hole missing. This hole goes down to ground level, but why isn’t it filled with the debris? Where has it gone? WTC6 also had a number of circular holes. WTC 3,4,5 anf 6 didn’t suffer surface damage. Large sections of these buildings are missing entirely, with deep cavities going to ground level, yet those holes are not filled with rubble. There is little visible debris from the Twin Towers resting on or inside them, despite how close they actually were. Officially their destruction is attributed to falling debris and fire, but the photographs shows missing mass that is not accounted for in those explanations. Where this material went and how these buildings were so thoroughly emptied remains unanswered. This is more evidence presented by Dr Judy Wood in her book Where Did The Towers Go? You can see how to buy yourself a copy here.Leave a commentShare

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