Architect Richard Gage Explains His 9/11 Theory

[Stanchetalarooni]

http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/news/local/architect-richard-gage-explains-his-9_11-theory-20110419-mr
(WJBK) - The official investigation into the cause of World Trade Center towers' collapse was that jet fuel melted the support beams.

But architect Richard Gage doesn't believe that. He spoke with FOX 2's Huel Perkins Thursday night to explain his belief that detonated explosives were used in the fall of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

He is calling for a new investigation and says he has the support of over 1,400 fellow architects and engineers.

I've heard his theory...what's yours? Woof.

http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/news/local/architect-richard-gage-explains-his-9_11-theory-20110419-mr

[SDuderstadt]

1. More bullshit...

Nowhere does the "official story" claim that the support beams "melted", dude.

[zappaman]

2. LOL!

The steel beams were weakened by the fires, not melted.
:rofl:
Too funny!

[ryan_cats]

3. Is this a new theory or is it the same one he's been using to get gigs and travel around the world?

Is this a new theory or is it the same one he's been using to get gigs and travel paid for around the world?

Not one of the demo experts has come forward. If there were explosives used which I do not believe at all, someone set them up. Not one of these experts (which is a small fraternity) felt any remorse for murdering over 2800 people and came forward?

Really, not one had a conscience? Now I know you're going to bring up the guards at the Nazi death camps but they had already had around 10 years of training and teaching of the Nazi philosophy and the fact that they were the master race. Did Yuri Geller hypnotize the demo guys???

The demo folks are experts. Not one asked before 9/11 why they were wiring the building, none asked why they were hiding their work and why the WTC needed demoing anyway?

Forget Gage and his pathetic attempt to be relevant after a 20 year career that is not even 1/100th of the one of Minoro Yamasaki, the WTC architect or Skilling or Robertson who designed the structural engineering part.