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9/11 Truther Deep Dive: Nuclear Charges and Building 7

from The Great Francis James · #110

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8 min

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Francis lays out an elaborate 9/11 conspiracy theory involving peaceful nuclear demolition charges from a Dmitry Khalezov documentary, controlled demolition science, volcanic glass, and cancer deaths at Ground Zero, while Tim and Dan push back skeptically.

In this bit10 moments
  • 49:47Tim brings up labor unions and their role in industrial decline, citing Detroit and the audio industry as examples.
  • 50:33Guest explains that America's decline in the late 70s coincided with peak federal government, Wall Street, and labor union power, when unions abandoned their purpose.
  • 52:07Shift to 9/11: guest claims it was an inside job and references the Project for a New American Century.
  • 52:47Tim mentions watching '9/11: The New Pearl Harbor' documentary on the way home and questioning its claims about flight paths.
  • 53:28Guest brings up Dmitry Khalezov, a former Soviet nuclear weapons official, and his book making claims about the World Trade Center demolition.
  • 54:01Guest claims the WTC and Sears Tower were the first buildings demolished using nuclear charges instead of traditional dynamite and thermite.
  • 54:38Tim questions the nuclear charge theory and asks whether it was actually nano-thermite instead.
  • 55:11Guest explains Soviet peaceful nuclear detonation technology used in mountains, which creates volcanic glass and hermetic sealing.
  • 55:49Tim acknowledges cancer deaths at ground zero and asks if the guest believes those were caused by radiation from a nuclear charge.
  • 56:37Guest describes molten metal remaining at the site for over six months and explains how shock and blast waves from a detonation would create glass spores.
Mentioned here

9/11World Trade Center9/11: The New Pearl HarborControlled Demolition IncSoviet UnionProject for New American CenturyDmitry KhalezovSears TowerBlack HandDetroitChinaRussiaJapan

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