Dr. Judy Wood's 2011 Presentation at New Horizons: Where Did the Towers Go? by @mes on 3Speak
Rare October 24, 2011 presentation by Dr. Judy Wood at New Horizons, St. Annes in Lanchasire England titled Where Did the Towers Go? Evidence of Directed Free-Energy Technology on 9/11. - Source: a...
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The atrocity of mass murder now known historically is now elect to change the world forever. Fields propagated, as was hatred for Islam, and an astonishing exposure of lies, submissions and contradictions from the highest level of government. Such as Mr. Bin Laden's mates with Stalinized, steel frame buildings apparently fragile, frantic options trading, priestly led, a building 7 drop into the floor. after the penthouse fell over and some desk caught by it. Sorry, the Patriots are patiently waiting in an out-ray for its signal, and Larry Silverstein's no claims bones, and nobody else gets on to that. The determined persistent and highly qualified Dr. Judy Wood has brought forth evidence that the towers would turn to dust in mid-air. and then leaving a relatively small debris pile. She also examines the strange touches in effect, and its ability to alter and distort metals. Essentially the similarities in the debris have been observed. Have her findings in pursuit of justice and truth been welcomed officially? The strays with some truth groups are skirting around the phenomenon. preferring the vermite theory. One actually had the power to turn massive structures to dust. The deep numbers are out in force, and some are quite convincing. The actual truth now scoured by mis and disinformation. The wars with civil and death in other countries continue, as a suppressive legislation on home soil. Dare we ask, who might benefit. So just before I turn it all, to the lady self. I would like to say a few words, thank you. Thank you very much, Ron, for that excellent introduction. I'm really glad to see the hall so full. It's a wonderful sort of accolade, really, so thank you very much, and thanks to everyone who's come such a long way. Another book you might be interested in, which I haven't really spoken enough about, is Professor Eric Larson's The School of York. the emptiness of American thinking at a time of great peril. He writes about Dr. Judy Wood, in his book, from his perspective as well, and that's available on the internet. It's not available in this country, but I think it's not too expensive to get hold off, so you might have a look at that. So without further ado, I'd now like to pass over to Dr. Wood, and she will carry on, and we prepared some of this short notice, so, you know, I hope we appreciate that, and here we go. Thanks for once everyone. I'm a bit overwhelmed to find so many people here wanting to hear what I have to say. It's wonderful. It's truly wonderful. Thank you. So the subject of the day, where did the towers go? Let's see. Well, once upon a time, there were two towers. Then they went away. material there is all that was left of that building. That's building three. A lot of people overlook that building. And this is the remains of Tower 2, about the lobby size down there. To remind you of how big of a mass was there, and then it is gone. This picture was taken on 9-11. Where is all the debris? But everybody wants to know who did it. They just have to know who did it. And so they jumped the conclusions. Ah, but the planes did it. No, it was bombs in the building. No, it was thermite. Pretty soon there's just answers all over the place of what they think it could be. Spray on thermite, fourth generation, many nukes, just throwing out answers. You can't really find the answer that way. Because if you had a dead body, you came upon. How did it die? Well, we found a smoking gun. Now we know, it had to be the gun that did it. But then it turns out you found the dead body underneath the garage door. Ah, garage door must have done it. Wait a minute, maybe he was poisoned. So guessing the answer with just a few details is not a good way to go. I don't know if many of you heard about this case that really was just oversaturated in our media. This case of Casey Anthony, a mother accused of killing her child, and then was found not guilty, and everyone was shocked, not everyone, but the people who were following the story were shocked. But the next day, Jennifer Ford, one of the jurors, getting feedback here, spoke to the media saying they did not know how the child died. How can you convict somebody of a crime if you don't know what crime they even committed? The jury did not know what happened. So finding out what happened is the most important thing. Then you can determine how it happened. Who is involved? Why they did it. But what we're going to concentrate on, because it's the most important thing, is what happened. The main thing of what happened, the towers didn't burn up, nor did they slam to the ground. They turned in the dust in midair. How do we know that? Wait, does that look like a collapse to you? We were told it was a collapse. We were basically brainwashed into reacting to this picture, like flashcards. Memorize the word collapse when you see this. But that's not a collapse. If they had hit the ground, if they had slammed into the ground, there would be over a million tons of debris piled up on the ground. But that didn't happen. If they had slammed to the ground, Manhattan would have been flooded, because the bathtub, which holds out the Hudson River, would have been ruptured. We'll talk about the bathtub a little more. That didn't happen. And if they'd slam to the ground, the seismic readings would have recorded two 500,000 -ton buildings slamming to the ground, plus a 230,000-ton building slamming to the ground. And that didn't happen. So we first are going to determine what happened by looking at these three main areas, and then there's a whole host of other areas we'll look at as well. So here we have what was left after the towers went away. buildings with a WTC prefix were destroyed that day. Really, hardly anything else was even scratched. A few damaging things here and there, but nothing catastrophic that couldn't be repaired. That's all it was left of the North Tower. North Wall, the South Wall, and a little bit of stairwell B. And the towers were steel structures with aluminum cladding on the outside. Well, you see a few pieces of aluminum cladding laying around. You get a steel piece there. But right in front of the front door, why don't you have piles of steel structure? And there's this ambulance in pretty much pristine condition. Maybe the door got thin a little bit. But I don't see any big piece of steel clobbering the top of it. And we know the park is at ground level, not up in space. So that's ground level. Here's a newscast from the 24 hours later. I don't know if you heard a little earlier, me raised this question, which was actually raised by ABC's Jackie Judd as we look at these areas down below. and the video of where the towers used to stand and where is all the rubble gone. And have you been able to, is there any way you can answer that question? I'm sorry, Peter, I didn't get the question. Okay, I apologize. Jackie Judd and several other people keep asking us, when you look at where the towers used to stand, there is surprisingly so little rubble. Where did all the rubble go? It's a very good question, Peter, and I have asked some people who've been doing some of the rescue. and recovery work this morning. If you look behind me, you can see the very remains, the skeletal remains of the World Trade Center. And one volunteer, Robert Gerlinsky, explained to me the reason there's so little rubble is that all of it simply fell down into the ground and was pulverized, evaporated. What was that that he said? Felt down to the ground, was pulverized, and evaporated. I don't mean to be making fun of these people at all. They're trying to explain what they see. They don't see enough debris. And they're trying to come up with some explanation as to where the building went. Actually, that video clip I saw that day, and that partially inspired the title of the book. Because why did people quit asking that question? Here's another short clip, the following day. I was astonished at the degree to which solid materials were turned into pulverized dust as a consequence of that building collapse. I think it was striking. People were shocked. It did not make sense, how much it was turned to dust. The top view of what was left, we have building three here, Tower 1, Tower 2, Building 6, it had all these cylindrical cutouts in it. Approximately the middle 50% of that building's missing. Building 5 had cylindrical cutouts in it, some circular cutouts there. Building 7 went missing. The buildings on either side were really destroyed much. There were some stab wounds, I call it, some pieces of steel beam, that went into this building, but essentially nothing happened to this building. The sidewalk in front of it didn't even get covered. and building four. That's when it often gets forgotten. The north wing of it seemed to be sliced off, like with an exacto knife, and the main body of the building just went missing. Just the north wing stayed, or that part of the north wing. Here's that remaining stub of the north wing of building four, and looking at it directly on, Here's what you would see. If you looked out of the, through the building across the street with binoculars, looked in, you could probably see what was left on someone's desk in there. Come to think that it reminded me of an image I saw as a child when my family drove through Topeka, Kansas the morning after that horrendous tornado that tore up a large part of Topeka, Kansas. I remember seeing this apartment building. was probably a dorm, but to a child that was an apartment building, sliced in two. Half of it was just gone, and the other half, like nothing happened. The bed was still made, magazines on the bed spread, some books on the dressery, clothes hanging in the closet that did not look disturbed. No support under that floor, so I really don't think somebody walked in there and made the bed. It's just unsupported hanging there. And it also might remind you of the Pentagon. It's a clean slice. From ground level, here's what it looked like that day. There's just this little corner left. And after they cleaned up the corner, there is that sliced off part of the north wing. So here is what was left, this elevation map, but there's what should have been there, that ghost pattern. There's a little pimple down there at the bottom of Building 3. 14 folks survived down there. The rest of the building went away, and who was left in that little quarter there survived. Also, the bottom of Tower 1, that little hump there, that was Stirlwell B. 14 people survived there as well. And one of them, when they came out, said this, I looked and said, guys, there used to be 106 floors above us, and now I'm seeing sunshine. There's nothing above us. That big building doesn't exist. These are the biggest office buildings in the world, and I didn't see one desk or one chair or one phone, nothing. Another one talked about walking out into an empty football field. Something I've often talked about is toilets. There should be at least 3,000 toilets in those buildings. Busted up toilets are easy to recognize. Recognizable parts. So you have all this gray dust, you should have some nice, shiny sections of porcelain, assuming that is what they used. But you didn't see any. Not one bit. Again, here's the cut-out part of building 6 and those other cylindrical holes. We're going to concentrate on the main body of building four for a minute. Because it's fascinating the way it just went missing. Here's an actual photograph of that area. Here's that tiny little corner, but the rest of it just went missing. There's a burger king across the street. They were still flipping burgers over there, feeding the firefighters. The irony was just amazing. And right across the street from there, there's round holes in those windows. We'll see the pictures later. A rock goes through a window, breaks the window, or a baseball goes through the window. It shatters the window. Does it make a perfectly round hole? Again, this is the elevation map. And right there, I found a picture just below ground. From the mall, there was a mall. level below ground. And then two more stories below that was the loading docks. And we'll also look at that. It was this shape, the drive in here, and it was color-coded. This area is purple to let the driver know he's under Building 5, and it was green under Building 4, so they would know where to park. And we're going to look down this way, and see this intact end of that parking garage. Here they are walking one story below ground. This is Innovation Luggage, and this is Hallmark Cards. They a little bit punched through over here, but it didn't go much below this level. This is down in the parking garage. Going down to the parking garage. We're in quite deep. These are the first pictures of search crews underneath the World Trade Center desperately looking for survivors. That wasn't necessarily this area, but you hear that echo? Someone down there, you know, echoes. That wasn't even a full parking garage. That echo was tremendous. So, again, the purple is under Building 5, the green is under Building 4, right above that end of that hallway is where that building went missing. Where did it go? Mind you, that was also the location where the top of Tower 2 was tipping over and it turned to dust, that's where it would have fallen. If the top 35 floors of Tower 2 had fallen to the ground, landed on Building 4, would it look like that? Now we're looking back. from between building four and five through the complex. Their stairwell be where those folks survived, those 14 people who thought that when the building came apart, they thought they were so buried it would be forever until they could get to them, and they'd be dead before workers could pull the rubble off of them. But then the dust cleared and they looked up at blue sky. There would be over a million tons of debris. piled in the ground if those towers had slammed to the ground. Didn't happen. Looking from 180 degrees on the other side, again, here's Stairwell B, the north and south facade. Where's the debris? There is some, okay, got a few pieces of stuff here and there, but it's not... anywhere near the amount to explain two 110 -story buildings and the 22-story building. Where to go? One of the other folks who were trapped in stairwell B was calling out to be rescued and saying, His buddies would call back and say, where are you? You see, Stairwell B, Tower 1, where? Tower 1, Stairwell B, Tower 1. Where are you? Stairwell B, Tower 1. You know, like, why are you listening? Then the boys said, where is Tower 1? Where is the North Tower? From the outside, you would wonder too. They were right in this little spot there. and they walked out. Once the dust cleared and they could see where they were going. Here's Stairwell B in this area. There's the north wall of the north tower. This is a building 6 with a big gaping hole in the middle. It's an eight-story building. What remains of the north wall of Tower 1 is about eight stories. That was a 110-story building, so we're the other 102 stories of just the north wall, not to mention what goes inside. And you can see over here where Building 7 had stood, it didn't even spill completely across that street onto the sidewalk. The post office, the wall, doesn't look like stuff hit it. Doesn't look like a machine gun fired at it. If you're squashing down, a 47-story building, that material has got to go somewhere. And it would be shot out. In order to get it smushed to the ground that amount of time, the material has to be launched out of there, like Mach 1. But that doesn't look like a machine gun hit it. Here's another image, Sterewell B, North Wall. And here we have the bathtub wall. We haven't talked about that yet. The bathtub held out the Hudson River, and this building was very close to that wall. It's like having it next to a dyke. If that building had slammed the ground, it would have damaged that bathtub, ruptured it, and flooded Manhattan. Let's talk about what the bathtub is. Before, when the towers were first built, there was just the towers out there, they were built on bedrock 70 feet below the water table. They extended out, you know, wanting to get more real estate on Manhattan. And later they built more buildings out, but it was right at water level. And so there's this wall, they kept the Hudson River from flowing in. Manhattan would have been flooded if that crash to the ground. Here we're looking down 70 feet below the water table onto that bedrock. There's the bathtub wall. Here's the west side. The old shoreline used to be right about here. There's a map of it. There's the old shoreline. They basically built the towers in the Hudson River and built this dike all the way around. They called bathtub wall, or sometimes they call it the Slurry Wall. And the early 1900s, as you can see, 1909, they finished the path train station, and the subway would go underneath the Hudson River, came up, turned around there and went back out. When they built the towers, they relocated inside this bathtub. And then you had the intersection with the subways that went around Manhattan. This is all below the water table. So if you broke that bathtub wall, Subways would be flooded, all of Lower Manhattan would really be destroyed. Another image of it, and they're starting to build out and extend out here, which they later did and built the WFC buildings. And again, you can see down deep into the basement. And another image, you can see right here is the old shoreline, and they extended out from there. And after 9-11, they cleaned out the debris, voila, a clean bathtub. I'm not saying there was zero damage, but there was no significant damage. There was water hoses being poured all over the, quote, pile, over the debris field here, and it ran down into the tunnels. Here's a tunnel opening. And they were worried for a bit to see if it was leaking, but once they pumped it dry, it stayed dry. It was not damaged. And a view looking west, this is the new buildings they built when they extended it out further. This is the footprint of Tower 1, right here, right up against that wall. If that tower had fallen over, crashed down, whatever, if it had slammed to the ground any which way, it would have ruptured that bathtub wall. Mind you, that's an old wall. Now let's look at that third issue, the seismic impact. First of all, if you drop a bowling ball off the roof of the North Tower, without even considering air resistance, it's going to take 9.2 seconds to reach the bottom. This is time. and this is height. So here's the blue billiard ball. As you drop it down, of course, it goes faster per time. It's going to take a little over nine seconds to hit the ground. That's a billiard ball with no resistance. But imagine if one floor has to fall and hit the next floor and hit the next floor and so forth. Just looking at the timing. Each time it hit, it turned to dust. It's all this dust pouring out. So looking at that timing, the building's damaged, so therefore it went faster. Let's overestimate the damage. Well, overestimate the damage. Let's say 9 out of every 10 floors is hollow. It is missing. So the first floor will fall 10 stories before it hits the next one. But as soon as it hits, it turns to dust. But let's assume it has enough energy to get the next one started. It doesn't, but let's assume it does. Then that one has to wait until the blue ball gets there to start that one going. And even at that, it's over 30 seconds. Imagine if it was every single floor, well over 100 seconds. But it takes time to put things in a trash compactor. Trash compactors don't work. instantly to squash material. But even more interesting is, like the time, it took eight seconds that the ground shook. How's that work? Only eight seconds the ground shook. If you get something you're hammering down, the ground should be shaken a good bit of that time. Even more noticeable, it's…