WTC Dust
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One of the most misunderstood issue of 9/11.
Most people (even after watching the videos) think that the dust was caused by concrete floors crashing down onto one another.
They saw all the dust. They know concrete can get smashed eventually into dust if you work hard at it. They twisted their minds around the gargantuan amount of dust seen rolling down the street, and then said, "Concrete. It's all concrete."
Wrong. That dust was steel, concrete, glass, wood, ceramic and everything inside the building. Almost the entire building was turned into dust, and that dust was a horrible, noxious thing. Unlike any dust you've ever seen before, and certainly unlike concrete (although it is the color of concrete).
I know about the dust because I've seen it with my own eyes and touched it with my own hands. I inhaled the stuff, on accident. I still have some of the dust, too. Pretty shocking, huh? Or are you still not impressed and working on this idea that I must be a fraud because I'm not saying what everyone else is saying.
As far as I know, none of you ever saw the dust in real life. Has anyone?
ETA: Oh, I guess it has to do with how many posts you've made. NEVER MIND!
One of the most misunderstood issue of 9/11.
Most people (even after watching the videos) think that the dust was caused by concrete floors crashing down onto one another.
They saw all the dust. They know concrete can get smashed eventually into dust if you work hard at it. They twisted their minds around the gargantuan amount of dust seen rolling down the street, and then said, "Concrete. It's all concrete."
Wrong. That dust was steel, concrete, glass, wood, ceramic and everything inside the building. Almost the entire building was turned into dust, and that dust was a horrible, noxious thing. Unlike any dust you've ever seen before, and certainly unlike concrete (although it is the color of concrete).
I know about the dust because I've seen it with my own eyes and touched it with my own hands. I inhaled the stuff, on accident. I still have some of the dust, too. Pretty shocking, huh? Or are you still not impressed and working on this idea that I must be a fraud because I'm not saying what everyone else is saying.
As far as I know, none of you ever saw the dust in real life. Has anyone?
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