Here is 911Eyewitness squeezed into 9 minutes, 400 percent speed.
It is a little faster than real life, but the perky smoke makes more sense than the paralyzingly slow smoke passed off as authentic. Sped up, we can see flashes and hear background noises and explosion noises more coherently.
Even the boats make more sense speeded up. This was a great emergency and the boats lazing their way down the river would be inappropriate, especially considering how fast they clip along in real life on a normal day.
Did you watch the footage?
It's only 9 minutes out of your life.
THOSE flashes and explosions.
They weren't noticable when it was stretched out.
The chipmunk noise is the narration.
Somewhere I have a copy of the researchers version of the footage, without the narration.
Thanks for the link with the actual timing of the collapse, with the doctor footage that I trust as source.
So "free fall speed" is a colloquialism.
Compare what these smoke clouds look like with the smoke of some real fire.
I think it looks more natural speeded up.
I trust the smoke speed in the Edna Cintron videos.
http://webfairy.org/video/edna/
I say it was an inside outside outside inside inside outside job.
Fred and Simon have pointed out that "live" 911 footage often looks slowed down, probably to stretch out innocuous scenes. I can't imagine what Rick Siegel and Dave Shaw's purpose was, unless it was to hide the flashes and explosions. If the footage was slowed down, that means the "collapse" was likely FASTER than freefall, like the buildings were sucked down.
Speeded up, the footage looks like drones, not helicopters or birds.
The water doesn't look natural. I'm agnostic on the helicopters but my sense is that they are unusually fast. 400 percent is four times speed and that is significant, not just "a little faster" "A little faster" to me is 50 percent.
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