With 9/11 approaching, I revisited a critical truth. While “Never Forget” is being plastered online, I urge you to never forget Building 7.
Many of you may instantly recognize what I mean. For others, please allow me to explain: Building 7 was part of the World Trade Center Complex but was not close to the Twin Towers. The Twin Towers are WTC 1 and WTC 2.
It is undisputed even by believers in the official 9/11 story that Building 7 was never hit by an airplane. It does not even border the Twin Towers.
This issue has been noted by many before me. And it was announced live on television twenty minutes prior to the event.
Building 7 collapsed like a controlled demolition, despite not being struck by any aircraft.
According to the U.S. government’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), debris from the collapse of the North Tower ignited fires on at least ten floors of Building 7. Some fires burned out of control because the automatic sprinkler system for some floors had failed, partly due to damage from the Twin Towers’ collapses.
Heat from these fires caused steel support beams to expand, leading to multiple floors collapsing in a chain reaction that eventually destroyed the building.
The theory that an explosion caused Building 7’s collapse was investigated, but no evidence of such an event was found by NIST.
It is true that fire causing tall buildings to collapse is rare. NIST lead investigator Shyam Sunder stated: “This is the first time we are aware of a building taller than about 15 stories collapsing primarily due to fires.”
Donald Trump, a professional builder with extensive experience in construction, publicly stated that it was impossible for an airplane to have caused Building 7’s collapse. He explained that the World Trade Center buildings were constructed with steel on the outside, making them extremely strong and resistant to plane impact.
In a 2001 interview, Trump remarked: “I can’t believe it [the damage]. There was a hole in the steel… I just can’t imagine anything being able to go through that wall.”