posted 05-17-2004 03:33 PM            

And On The Planes On 9/11

By Paul Joseph Watson/Dan Perez

From: http://www.prisonplanet.tv/articles/may2004/050504bombsinwtc.htm

May 5 2004

Note* Go to the above page and listen to the audio. . . unbelievable !

What you will hear is a clip from NBC reporter Pat Dawson on the morning of 9/11. In it he discusses The comments of Albert Turi, the Chief of Safety for the New York City Fire Department.
Turi reported not only that there were numerous secondary explosions within the towers but that there was also a bomb on one or both of the planes that crashed into the towers. This would explain why video footage shows both planes emitting strange flashes before they hit the towers, as well as the 'pod' on the underbelly of Flight 175.

We have dozens of reports from firefighters and others on the scene who witnessed bombs going before and during the towers' collapse. Larry Silverstein, the owner of the World Trade Center complex, admitted in a PBS documentary that they decided to demolish Building 7 on the day of 9/11, despite the official story of it accidentally collapsing which has remained in place to this day.

TRANSCRIPT (1 minute 27 seconds in)

"....The Chief of Safety of the Fire Department of New York told me that...er...shortly after 9 o'clock here had roughly 200 men in the building trying to effect rescues of some of those civilians who were in there...er... and that basically he received word of the possibility of a secondary device, another bomb going off. He tried to get his men out as quickly as he could but he said that there was another explosion which took place and then an hour after the first hit here, the first crash that took place, he said there was another explosion which took place in one of the towers here.

So obviously he, according to his theory, he thinks that there were actually devices that were planted in the building. One of the secondary devices he thinks that took place after the initial impact was, he thinks, may have been on the plane that crashed into one of the towers. The second device, he thinks, he speculates, was probably planted in the building...er... so that's what we have been told by...erm...Albert Turi who is the Chief of Safety for the New York City Fire Department, he told me that just moments ago."

The reporter then goes on to describe continuing explosions which are blamed on faulty gas lines.