The 9/11 attack also had planted explosives inside the towers
My argument will be fully supported by links regarding the footage of my claims.
I'm not here to force you into believing what happened on that day, because no one knows for sure, but you would be a fool if you denied the attack also used planted explosives as there is enough footage and proof of that.
The vast majority of people don't even know a third building colapsed (wtc7) apart from the twin towers. So there is no way 2 planes made 3 building colapse totally in sync.
All 3 towers colapsed also the exact same way they do as when they use controlled demolitions on various old buildings to take them down. (if you don't know what I mean - https://youtu.be/xYjF9WPyZfg) (and the colapse of twin towers for comparison - https://youtu.be/0VixEL9h9pk)
There is also footage of first responding firemen claiming they saw and heard explosives in the towers. No one knows what happened better than them. (footage provided on this video - https://youtu.be/djKIlXz8WJs)
The most convincing footage I found is a person being blown out of his office. When I saw this footage I couldn't believe it. There was also no fire on that floor. (the footage - https://youtu.be/w4-OjnMDLWw)
What happened on that day was horrible. But we can't completely forget the facts that not only the 2 planes were reponsible for bringing 3 buildings down.
Posted Apr 30, 2020, 10:28 AM UTC
What did they gain, who got the gain from the demo of the building?
Wider conspiracy points towards Iraq and interests in oil.
Number 1: Just a month before 9/11, the World Trade Center’s lease was sold to Larry Silverstein. Silverstein took out an insurance plan that ‘fortuitously’ covered terrorism. After 9/11, Silverstein took the insurance company to court, claiming he should be paid double because there were 2 attacks. He won, and was awarded $4,550,000,000.
Number 2: The attack caused profit so they US Military could go to war and start invading countries for oil. In the decade following Sept. 11, 2001, military spending increased 50 percent.