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That video also promotes the myth that airplanes hit the towers. That doesn't make it true, either. Check out the logo for ae911truth at the start of the video. Promoting propaganda may sway public opinion, but it does not change scientific evidence. Rumors are not facts. The physical facts contradict the existence of molten metal in the remains of the WTC on 9/11 and in the weeks that follow. Additionally, I know of no one who would swear under oath, in a court of law, they have seen molten metal.
Even if someone in the audience of a magic show believes they saw the magician pull a full-size rabbit out of his cufflink, it cannot be assumed as true if it contradicts the physical evidence. One must first contend with the problem of whether a full-size rabbit can fit in a cufflink.
If molten steel or molten metal "was still running after 21 days," where is the physical evidence for this? Where did it run to, the Atlantic Ocean? If it "was still running after 21 days," it must have accumulated somewhere. Why are there no photographs of a large solid block of previously molten metal/steel?
Religion is not science just as beliefs are not scientific evidence. The scientific evidence must be explained.
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