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|    Phatty Boombatty to All    |
|    Re: CNN Also Prematurely Reported WTC7 C    |
|    02 Mar 07 10:27:45    |
      XPost: alt.conspiracy, alt.conspiracy.new-world-order, alt.curre       t-events.wtc.bush-knew       From: Phatty@Boombatty.com              All this discussion and re-hashing has (successfully) steered the       conversation away from the point:              BBC and CNN both reported prematurely on 9/11 that building 7 had       collapsed. Just because they "expected" or "thought" it might collapse       didn't mean that it was inevitable.              And, argue as you might, any rational person can look at the fall of       building 7 and surmise that, regardless of even "heavy damage" to a       portion of the building, the crimp in the center and then symmetrical       collapse hardly seems the likely result of said damage. It would have       required all structural integrity to fail simultaneously, ie.,       controlled demolition.              One of you (can't remember which, you're all starting to sound the       same) recently even pointed to the heavy damage of building 6. Why       didn't they announce that building 6 had fallen? It had sustained       heavy damage from debris as well, right? But they knew 6 wasn't going       to fall, because it wasn't part of the script (which BBC & CNN just       happened to read a little prematurely).              Nitpick and sidetrack all you want, but the obvious facts remain       obvious.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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