Source – zengardner.com
– Building 7, coming down in free fall – for me – was the fourth shock of that day. It wasn’t hit with a plane yet it fell into its own footprint.
9/11 has been the litmus test of our times but you had to ‘be there’ – at least via the media – to witness the unfolding of the event. If you weren’t a witness you’d have missed Building 7. Hard to make a forty seven story building disappear but that’s exactly what the mass media did with it over the following days.
First plane hits and shock of ‘terrible accident’ hits me to be followed by a second shock of ‘no accident’ as the second tower is hit. Third shock as both towers come down – again into their own footprint – and controlled demolition and massive organisation is obvious and, thus, a false flag event is not just implied but realised.
Fourth shock when Building 7 falls and the laws of physics were apparently broken.
I witnessed all this and more.
Years went by and I watched while 9/11 faded from mainstream memory and the world changed for the worse because of the wars which followed.
Hours and hours of video and articles, questioning the official story, morphed into hours and hours more and most of it seemed reasonable to me.
It got a bit mind boggling and I eventually distilled my original four shocks – my gut instinct – into a song – ‘Two planes’ – which focuses on the impossibility of Building 7’s downfall.
Neil Harrit is interviewed in the video ‘9/11 and the Seventh Tower.’
He is both blunt and careful.
With that idea of ‘do what I can to pass it on’ …. ‘the truth hurts but lies kill us.’
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