Blueprints(?)

[k-robjoe]

Former Auxiliary NY Fireman Paul Isaac tells about his quest for the WTC blueprints :

"He said to his astonishment a complete set of structural floor plans was never released by the government supporting its conclusions. Instead, what he found were conclusions based without “the slightest bit of documented evidence.”

“So I went on a personal search all over the city, a search to every government and private office imaginable to get accurate data about the WTC building plans,” said Isaac. “Finally, in the old archives of the New York Fire Department, I hit the jack pot and now I think hold the trump card.

“I want to bring these documents to the public and I want to bring the culprits who caused this mass murder to justice. These blueprints have never been made public and it shows without question that the WTC is a whole lot stronger than the government would like us to believe. These blueprints show a very strong truss system and not a cardboard box like the government claims.”

The data, floor plans and schematics found by Isaac not only reveal the WTC structural design but give an inside look at every nook and cranny of the building, including designs of the 99 elevators in the two buildings as well as giving an impression of the building’s strengths and weaknesses from a fire department’s point of view."

http://www.arcticbeacon.citymaker.com/articles/article/1518131/29736.htm

[Make7]

1. "I want to bring these documents to the public"

Fantastic.

Where are they?

Why don't they say in the article how he has actually made them available to the public? Or to someone that will do an independent investigation?

Curious...

-Make7

[Christophera]

5. "I Want" V. "Need" and delivery to the public.

During peace marches a few years back, before the war ended and the crisis management peace team went home, the peace march leaders chanted/asked "What do we want?", the crowd chanted/answered back, "Peace. The march leaders, chanted/asked, "When do we want it?". The marchers chanted/answered, "Now."

I confronted the leaders loudly in sequence correcting their semantic weakness by yelling "What do we need?" Marchers liked this and escalated their response, "Peace". I chanted/asked, "When do we need it?" The marchers unified, smoothing their cadence, strengthening.

Semantic force depends on clarity and cunfusing wants with needs is very telling from a group, very, when it weakens a peace marchers, or the leadership of them demands for peace.

When we term or deem the WTC towers demise a "collapse" we do the same thing.

When a firefighter shows up 4 years later with blue prints that show "trusses" instead of "concrete core", and he "wants" to bring documents to the public, we have to wonder just how much this confusion really is just "confusion".

And consider this:

Delivery to the public means scanning and uploading images of the blueprints and a site map to server space. How hard is that?

[spooked911]

2. Cool! I can't wait to hear more about this.

[Ezlivin]

3. You... must... believe... the... official... story

Don't try to think for yourself.

Don't listen to firemen who tell you:

• The fires were fairly easy to bring into control;


• The black boxes were found and recovered;


• The sound of multiple explosions were heard;


• The building was very well constructed.

Just turn on Fox News and bathe in the glow of manufactured reality.

[realFedUp]

4. Will they show that explosives were built into the buildings

from the beginning.