Sept11Videos

Does the featured video have anything to do with the core of the Big Lie -- the tower demolitions? No, it's one of the central pieces of evidence for the 767-mounted-with-rocket-discharging-cylinder theory. 911Review.org has measured the dimension of this cylinder down to the centimeter, even though the whole fuselage is just a few pixels wide, and the streak is about one pixel wide.

The light glints look like the specular reflections from the sun, low in the autumn morning sky behind the camera.


^{Views from underneath the plane that crashed into WTC 2 reveal a 20m. long cylinder that opens just before imapct.}

Video Researchers

The casual reader of the original page will conclude that Sept11Videos is all about unwarranted conclusions from blurry plane crash footage. They will not be clued in that videos show the towers exploding in a manner that blatantly contradicts the official story.

Careful frame-by-frame analysis of the many news videos of 9/11 yield some startling surprises. A handful of dedicated researchers are specializing in the analysis of the video footage:

Here Jeff King, courageous truth-teller about the tower demolitions, is lumped together with WebFairy, proponent of the no-planes-hit-the-towers dogma.

http://www.thewebfairy.com/video

Grable,Rosalee has some of the best analysis of the videos of 9/11. (Local Copy)

http://home.comcast.net/~jeffrey.king2

King,Jeff has one of the top collections of 9/11 videos. He has used the videos in his analysis of the TwinTowers demolition.

http://wtc.pkl.net/

mailto:attack@boredom.org

http://www.wifc.com/shared/terror/video.html

World Trade Center Terrorist Attack Photos

Videos

Here is a partial listing of video collections we know of:

Half of these links are broken. And of course 911Review.org will not mention the the popular archive of WTC collapse videos on 9-11 Research. Nor does 911Review.org provide any kind of directory of still images, such the well-organized thumbnailed collection of WTC attack photos on 9-11 Research.

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