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WTC7 - This is an orange.

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Submitted by Reprehensor on Fri, 07/06/2007 - 8:50pm.
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"So the question is... do you believe what you can see with your own eyes, or do believe... what you are told?"

Thanks, Kevin.

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Quick and to the point.

Quick and to the point. Nice job.

Submitted by justanidea on Fri, 07/06/2007 - 9:22pm.
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Great stuff!

Great stuff!

Submitted by Somebigguy on Fri, 07/06/2007 - 9:39pm.
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I'd now like to see the

I'd now like to see the Popular Mechanics worshippers come out with a comparable video on how fire can take buildings down. I have yet to see anything close on youtube or google.

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Submitted by Lemonhoko on Fri, 07/06/2007 - 10:54pm.
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bravo

wait that is frickin awesome..

Submitted by Peter Holmes on Fri, 07/06/2007 - 11:35pm.
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$20 bucks for everyone

Submitted by greenback on Sat, 07/07/2007 - 12:03am.
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Seriously people this is the

Seriously people this is the way we have got to go. We have all seen how effective comedy is in getting people to change their perceptions on things One only has to look at the success of Colbert and Stewart to see that the youth of today can relate more to this approach. Bill Hicks was a person who spurned many people to rethink their beliefs as well. If we can entertain people as well as providing adequate info in video's that we(9/11 movement) are putting out then I think that we will be more successful. At the moment most of the video's just make people confused and scared. This is not the kind of positive thinking mindset that we NEED to promote. Instead of increasing the governements power through making people fear and distrust them we should attempt to mock these people. We have to evoke a different response from people at the end of these vidoes that is more like 'Do these people think I am THAT stupid to believe all their lies'? Instead of 'Damn thats messed up, the government wouldnt do that? Would it? SHIT- Honey!, Were moving to the country!'

"It's difficult to get a man to understand something when his income depends on his not understanding it."
"It's a funny thing about life: if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it."

Submitted by TheDECIDER on Sat, 07/07/2007 - 9:04am.
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Very Good

This short video packs a punch. The apple/orange statement at the end is very effective. I could see a condensed version of this being used as an ad campaign for 9/11 truth.
I agree with the comment about entertainment and humor as powerful vehicles to reach a larger and younger audience. Why do you think the globalists have come out with a bunch of 9/11 movies? They know more people will watch them over a stodgy dry documentary.
Loose Change had its flaws, but its entertainment approach to conveying truth gave the video powerful momentum.
Keep up the good work. There is so much talent in the movement. It's absolutely fascinating to watch how this movement has grown without a central command and control, without a hierarchal structure. Yet the quality of the "message" keeps getting stronger and better. Could it be divine intervention?

Submitted by dmcgee77 on Sat, 07/07/2007 - 9:39pm.
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Oh my.

I'm speechless. This is beyond fantastic. I was beginning to wonder if it would be possible to summarize the most important point(s) in a video lasting under five minutes, while also keeping things 100% accessible (and interesting) to the public. This video has just proven that the answer is, "yes".

Again- bravo. This is superb.

PS - I can already hear noise coming from the general direction of the JREF forum. "They didn't show the 10 story hole!" or "They didn't mention the fuel tank!" .. yes, that's the point. Those things don't matter, because neither one of them accounts for a simultaneous failure of all the *remaining* support beams. Fact is, they were supporting the structure just fine, and 30 seconds later, they had ALL failed. Get it? It's an orange.. or to put it a little differently -- when you hear hoofbeats, think "horses", not "zebras".

Submitted by deepb on Sun, 07/08/2007 - 5:02am.
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Concise communication

I agree with other posters that this video "packs a punch" by hitting briefly and directly at key issues. In case anyone's interested, my own attempt to make the point even more concisely may be found here:

http://flickr.com/photos/98317230@N00/529379220/

Best wishes to all,

Dan Kritchevsky

Submitted by DanKrit on Sun, 07/08/2007 - 4:57pm.
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Do you have a better copy?

Is there a link to a better copy of this vid please (WTC7-This is an Orange)
I'd like to host it.

http://www.mime11.com - 911 Videos + Clips

Submitted by Sarah Connor on Mon, 07/09/2007 - 9:40pm.