9-11/WTC7/Destruction/Foreknowledge

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Date10:45 a.m. September 11, 2001 - 5:21 p.m. September 11, 2001
DescriptionThe first reference to a third tower collapsing is by Jane Standley of the BBC at around 10:45 a.m.[1] Other references are later that afternoon.

No known fatalities occurred as a result of the collapse of building 7, since prior to its collapse, a 4 block radius was cordoned off around the building, because fire officials expected the building to collapse. People were moved away from the building, with warnings that building 7 would "be coming down", and that it was "about to blow up". This expectation was communicated to Reuters, CBS, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC andBBC.[2]

Rudy Giuliani

The Mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani, stated in an ABC interview that he had been warned that World Trade Center 7 would collapse.[3]

Firefighters

Many firefighters testimonies include statement to the effect that they "waited for Seven World Trade Center to come down."[4][5]

BBC

The collapse of WTC 7 is announced on the BBC before it happened

Jane Standley stated briefly at 10:45a.m. that "another building next to the world trade center has also collapsed".[1]

At 4:57pm EST, BBC NYC correspondent Jane Standley, in conversation with Philip Hayton the BBC London Presenter, reported live on air that the "Salomon Brothers' building" had collapsed. The 'collapse' was headlined in the 5:00pm new roundups of both the BBC and US TV channels. The video of her report has her framed against a large window with a view of the smoking WTC site in the background and building 7 (which she was reporting no longer existed) clearly and prominently visible in the background. [6] The live video feed was severed at 5:15pm whilst Philip Hayton was still talking to her. The building collapsed shortly thereafter, at 5:21pm.

February 26, 2007: "lost the tapes"

This video became widely publicised on February 26, 2007[7] and the BBC issued an explanation the next day in which they did not admit foreknowledge, but claimed that they could not comment further since they had "lost the tapes".[8]

July 2008: "The final report on 9/11 should be with us soon..."

In July 2008 the BBC wrote that "the tapes had been found. They'd just been put back on the wrong shelf - 2002 rather than 2001. Not so sinister after all." Their report claimed pointed to Reuters as the source of the collapse foreknowledge, and concluded that "The final report on 9/11 should be with us soon. The official investigators are confident they will be able to solve the final mystery of 9/11. But I doubt they will ever convince their harshest critics, who believe there was a home-grown conspiracy at work that day."[9]

CNN

At 4:10pm, CNN’s Aaron Brown reported that Building 7 "has collapsed or is collapsing".[10]

Fox News

One minute before it happened, Fox News announced that "we are getting word from New York right now that another building has collapsed". Having described the collapse, they switched to a live video stream which showed the WTC7 collapse, but the news anchors were unphased and continued commenting as if nothing remarkable had happened.[11].

MSNBC

MSNBC reporter Ashleigh Banfield said early in the afternoon about WTC7: "I’ve heard several reports from several different officers now that that is the building that is going to go down next."[12]



Rating

4star.png 13 September 2016 Robin  A useful pile of evidence
On its own, foreknowledge of a buildings collapse is suspicious, add to that the unprecedented nature of the collapse, and we have very compelling evidence of deception. This page is a solid run down of the evidence of foreknowledge.
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