9-11 question... real or modern myth

[PAUonePUNCH]

Why would you want to see footage of the bodies hitting the ground?

Exactly.

 

[potatoe57]

There's a 9/11 documentary shot by two French Brothers who were originally doing a film about the FDNY and were on site after the planes hit. It thankfully doesn't show any bodies hitting the ground but there is a bit in the film where they are in the lobby and you hear some of the impacts. It's a disturbing.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

For those that don't know, human bodies that reach the maximum falling speed from a minimum few hundred feet drop, don't stay in one piece as TV shows and movies imply. It's like being hit by a brick wall going the speed of a NASCAR. The bodies literally explode on impact, limbs and organs found dozens of meters apart.

As said on Game of Thrones, we really are flesh and blood held together by bone and skin.

 

[HARRISON_3]

I watched that flick Zeitgeist. Crazy stuff.

 

[Guestx]

http://youtu.be/-F2j8js_INE

I strongly suspect that the official story is generally true--Muslim hijackers under the guidance of Bin Laden flew those planes into the WTC towers without foreknowledge of the US government--but I'll be the first to admit that there seems to be a lot of weird shit surrounding the whole situation. For that reason, I'm sympathetic to the Truthers' claims and always keep an open mind.

 

[Guestx]

I watched that flick Zeitgeist. Crazy stuff.

I was pretty obsessed by Zeitgeist for a few weeks after I first saw it. After doing further research, I realized that there are a lot of problems with it--especially the religion part--but it's fascinating nonetheless.

 

[Captain Davis]

I've seen a ton of 9/11 footage and the only images I've seen were bodies after impact from a distance. None of the footage was from a vantage point were you could see impact. They usually fell between buildings and disappeared.

I can't fucking fathom making that decision.

 

[jabba the punk]

I've seen one small portion of footage of a body impacting the ground.

The man was outside a window trying to get away from the fire. He fell and landed right on the edge of a small roof in which you saw blood shoot everywhere like a red mist. Immediately his body seems to dicintrgate and lands on the ground where about 15 other bodies layed. The camera was filming from far off so you couldn't see the close up carnage, but you could see the area where the body's we're was blood red.

It was honestly a horrific scene and I don't know why the fuck I watched it.

It was on a compilation video on YouTube which I'm sure is now been taken off.

 

[Captain Davis]

There's a 9/11 documentary shot by two French Brothers who were originally doing a film about the FDNY and were on site after the planes hit. It thankfully doesn't show any bodies hitting the ground but there is a bit in the film where they are in the lobby and you hear some of the impacts. It's a disturbing.

I have that recording. They were following a probationary firefighter through his first year after graduating the academy. They catch the first impact of the plane while investigating a gas leak call. The sound of those bodies slamming on to awnings and pavement is pretty unbelievable.

 

[matburn H]

I don't remember if it was YouTube or another video source, but there were several amature videos circulating that were taken by people in the hotel across the small park/ lobby area around the towers. The angles were several floors up so the detail wants amazing but you could see the blood strewn about.

 

[Lead]

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Still too fucking soon asshole

 

[Lead]

I was pretty obsessed by Zeitgeist for a few weeks after I first saw it. After doing further research, I realized that there are a lot of problems with it--especially the religion part--but it's fascinating nonetheless.

The first film really didn't try well on the religious side. They made like 10 lies right off the bat about different ancient gods having the same exact story as jesus.

The third one is the best and I wouldn't even say it's a trilogy. It's really just the same film three times with explaining the message much better with each new installment. Still worth a watch though if you have netflix. Don't get to see documentries about communist utopia's often.

 

[jabba the punk]

For those that don't know, human bodies that reach the maximum falling speed from a minimum few hundred feet drop, don't stay in one piece as TV shows and movies imply. It's like being hit by a brick wall going the speed of a NASCAR. The bodies literally explode on impact, limbs and organs found dozens of meters apart.

As said on Game of Thrones, we really are flesh and blood held together by bone and skin.

Omg. That must be a horrible way to go! Do you know whether the person passes out before impact? Is it painless?

This explains why in my latter post I mentioned the body seemed to disintegrate upon impacting the ledge of a small white roof. It looked like the body popped and red mist just burst immediately.

Oow gawd!!

 

[MC Paul Barman]

Gearmetasolid, you bimbo, I don't want to see it.
I'm asking only if it's true that telemundo aired unedited footage that came from NBC, abc, fox.

 

[MC Paul Barman]

For those that don't know, human bodies that reach the maximum falling speed from a minimum few hundred feet drop, don't stay in one piece as TV shows and movies imply. It's like being hit by a brick wall going the speed of a NASCAR. The bodies literally explode on impact, limbs and organs found dozens of meters apart.

As said on Game of Thrones, we really are flesh and blood held together by bone and skin.

Where did you get this from?

I have a cousin who's a paramedic that has responded to numerous suicide/jumps in the Milwaukee area (off of big buildings).
He's said, "The body stay intact for the most part... but you have to be careful picking them up, because they stretch. It will make most on their first time responding vomit."

 

[GearSolidMetal]

Gearmetasolid, you bimbo, I don't want to see it.
I'm asking only if it's true that telemundo aired unedited footage that came from NBC, abc, fox.

Then why do you care?

And why do you care enough to make a thread about it?

 

[MC Paul Barman]

Then why do you care?

And why do you care enough to make a thread about it?

Don't worry about why I care.
And don't worry about why I made a thread about it.
you care-hard

Because none of that shit, ace, has anything to do with me wanting to watch the actual video (if it even exists).

If I just wanted to watch that I'd ask for it. I asked specifically if anyone remember while it was happening if telemundo didn't edit footage.


You're so lucky we're not in the same state. Jab the shit out of that.

 

[Guestx]

The first film really didn't try well on the religious side. They made like 10 lies right off the bat about different ancient gods having the same exact story as jesus.

I actually have one of D.M. Murdock's books (the author upon whose assertions Part 1 of the first film is almost entirely based). I think her evidence in many regards is weak and she reaches a lot of times, but I think she genuinely believes in the conclusions she's reached regarding astrotheology.

She actually has responded to much of the criticism with her Zeitgeist Sourcebook, which actually has a lot of interesting stuff in it. Here it is:

http://www.stellarhousepublishing.com/zeitgeistsourcebook.pdf

The third one is the best and I wouldn't even say it's a trilogy. It's really just the same film three times with explaining the message much better with each new installment. Still worth a watch though if you have netflix. Don't get to see documentries about communist utopia's often.

I thought they were all very different films and the only one I really cared for was the first. Parts 2 and 3 were interesting, but they didn't have the impact that I felt the first one did. I'm not sure what you mean about them being the same film. I suppose the core message is the same in a general way, but by parts 2 and 3 Peter Joseph had left all the religion and 9/11 stuff behind.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

Where did you get this from?

My own eyes from witnessing a suicide from a 400 ft bridge.

You're friend is right, when you keep in mind 'for the most part' is subject to interpretation. But I might have been alittle dramatic saying the human body 'explodes on impact' but finding limbs and organs separated is not unheard of, and a significant amount of the body's blood being instantly expelled, is guaranteed occurrence depending upon the amount of clothing being worn.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

You're so lucky we're not in the same state. Jab the shit out of that.

You're right, I'm so lucky I'm not in Wisconsin. That state sucks, especially since you're jabbing the shit of it.