Alleged 9/11 Pentagon first responder Adam Eisenberg talking about nonsensical thermite "expert insider", and people should stop focusing on what happened but rather on "who", and blames some rando...
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You're also going to see, and if you believe in nanothermite, that is also something that he was also very familiar with, you know, training the FDNY on how to use a chemical called fire stopper to be used in situations like that. So. And I'm going to say, Richard, I'm not, I'm leaving the door a little bit cracked. I would still love, you know, for you to take this because you, if you're pushing nanothermite, I've got a chemist that had access with the FBI that was in the towers months before that incident. So again, if you believe that nanothermite was involved at the towers, you need chemists that had access. and that had extensive access in that building. These guys were it. Big, elaborate things, laser being shooting from the sky, and that the vast majority of the population doesn't have any understanding. And so I don't take a position there because I'm not an expert in those fields, and I wasn't at the tower. I simply say, you guys, we've got to stop focusing on the magic trick and start focusing on the magicians. So, pilot's efforts are very important and they're needed. But what's going to really solve this, in my humble opinion, is focusing on the key issue, which is the Pentagon. That is why it is such a heavily divided thing, and that is by design. Craig, I need to say the magic trick is how it happened. That's a metaphor. That's what I said. Stock focusing on how and start focusing on the who. That's what I meant. Yeah, how the buildings fell, the potentials, you know, there's multiple camps, the nanothermite camp with the towers or the directed energy weapons camp. There's also other beliefs out there. His following then went to the page and started calling me a liar, saying all these things, and he kept trying to get me to talk about my timeline in that point. And I kept saying to him, you know, he kept saying, when did you arrive? When did you arrive? And I was like, Lee. I don't know why you're playing this game. You know, I came on the 11th. Well, the funny thing, people, you know, started saying, you know, Adam, I'm sorry, but there's a video of you saying you were not there until the 12th. And then people were saying that I was a liar, you know, that I didn't arrive until the 12th. He was there on 9-12, the day after the event, and they were point-blank saying, you were not there. Well, I come to find out, that is actually the case. On the Free Thought Project, you know, episode that I had earlier that year, I misspoke. I point blank misspoke and I said, you know what I said because three months before that event, my wife gave birth to our child. And so anybody that can tell you in those first three months of when you are a parent, You don't sleep at all. And most people take paternity leave. I didn't take paternity leave. My investigation couldn't stop. You know, opportunities to speak come, and I seized them. And so I did misspeak at that event. You know, I want to make it abundantly clear. I was at the Pentagon from 9-11 to 9-30. Well, in that interview, I said that I didn't get there to the day after because there's a lot of 11s and 12s. We were there for 12 hours a day. Well, Weill Barger basically utilized that. This is my daughter, you know, and then I point blank said to him, that's your only defense, the one time I misspoke on a podcast, tell you what, how many witness testimonies will do for you. And again, I once again said, you know, your one and only defense is a video clip where I accidentally smoked, misspoke, one single clip, you know, again, you know, going on saying that I was, you know, stolen valor, that I was a piece of shit of time spent in the bone yard, as we used to call it. This was me with my first casket team. And again, you know, infantry companies, you guys, training and partying, I mean, that's really what we did. You know, there was training, and then there was partying. This is me in downtown D.C. There was training, and there was partying. Whoa, how did that get in there? You guys, of course. That's when Jackass was going around. And so, you know, I make no bones about it, you guys. I was a maniac. I had a great time. I love being an infantryman. I love serving with the people. You know, I sometimes mess with some people when I paid for it. But it was all in good fun. And, you know, I was really proud of the guys that I served with and just giving you guys a look at the types of times that we had while we were in. I absolutely loved it. And everybody knows that when you get out of the infantry, you get your ass completely beat by the entire platoon. And so, you know, we did a lot of combatives. This is me practicing my jiu-jitsu in the hallway with one of my old fellows.