The Raw Story | As federal agency declares 'new phenomenon' downed WTC 7, activists cry foul:
"According to a federal agency report released Thursday, a 'new phenomenon' known as thermal expansion was directly responsible for the mysterious collapse of World Trade Center 7 on Sept. 11, 2001.
This study, posed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology -- a federal scientific agency which promotes technical industrial standards -- marks the first 'official' government theory on the collapse."
Friday, August 22, 2008
As federal agency declares 'new phenomenon' downed WTC 7, activists cry foul
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