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just checked him out. great channel!

Hold on, lemme check !!!

i said eleven-hundred rooms (in other words, more than a thousand). double-checked just now, and it seems that is correct :)

@@FastEddieDice yes indeed sorry mate

Deez nuts?

So what were those aircraft looking objects that hit the towers? Holograms? Projections?

@@danmilosevich it was an inside job believe it or not. What took down BLD 7 did it get scared and crap out? INSIDE JOB thermite was recovered on site which again proves aircraft did not take 3 buildings down. Look up Steven E Jones he put the truth out about the evidence.

Oh wow... Another deluded conspiracy theorist!... Nut cases

More weaponised ignorance. You know nothing about architecture, avionics or basic physics, which is why you did avoided naming a role (or even which country’s DoD) you claim. - The towers were designed before such large aircraft existed. - They were designed to have maximum open internal space. - The long vertical metallic stripes are cladding for the girders which form the SUPPORTING WALLS of this unique design. - there is a narrow inner cage too, supporting the elevator and service shafts. - concrete floors suspended between the inner and the outer skeletons. - A passenger jet is also a skeleton around thin air, with a thin metal skin and insulation. It's mostly aluminium (very low melting point) - All the aircraft had to do was slam 100 tons of metal and plastics at over 500mph into the building cladding … to deposit a 10 ton bomb of aviation fuel and atomised aluminium, carbon and plastics inside. - Each plane ripped away several levels of the SUPPORT WALL on more than one side of each building. In tower 1 you can even see one of the sturdiest girders, at the corner, is cut. - THINK ABOUT IT. - The fire reached actual steel-furnace temperatures. But it didn’t need to. It only had to get hot enough to slightly soften, expand, deform a few components of the steel SUPPORTING WALL, like the rivets/bolts that held it together. And then there is nothing to hold a floor up. That hot, even insulation turns into more fuel. And of course there are all the other materials - the service floors with server-farm backup batteries as big as rooms, fuel for backup generators and water pumps, gas for the restaurant grills, and loads and loads and loads of plastics (petroleum products) and items waiting to be reduced to carbon atoms.

@@eh1702 but, but he works with aircraft so he knows. I always get a loss for words over this subject. Your words rock!

Eerie in what way? I know that sounds like a dumb question, I’m not being facetious. Is it because the radio-giving-the-disaster-news is such a common trope of fiction? War of the Worlds, The Day After… Actually I think the videographer here was (consciously or unconsciously) following that movie trope when zooming in on the radio. It’s a trope because it makes perfect sense: looking at the disaster while listening to reports about it, trying to make sense of it.

Are they really fake though? what about the CCCP or partisan items? hard to imagine there's a big enough demand to justify counterfeiting this stuff

@@FastEddieDice Not sure for.But nazi stuf are trash

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It’s no small thing to be so dumb that you think other people are dumb enough to believe that US Intelligence and US government “colluded” in making themselves look absolutely inept, incompetent, clueless and impotent.

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@@FastEddieDice don't even think to patronize me. It's not a bunch of flowers, you do not use bunch for human beings and that horrific event! Have a nice day.

@@shara-la8629 “Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.” - Mark Twain

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​@@FastEddieDiceBTW "bunch" mean "few" and "few" doesn't mean 1000. ..Its nice having fun but be respectful when you doing monuments- its nation's history👍

I’m embarrassed I was impressed with only 50 billion

she was born and raised and lives in romania. accents often differ across regions

she said it correctly in her language, which is serbian

the informational board mounted to the building states that it was completed in 1963, both in romanian and english

@FastEddieDice Ok, but it's dead wrong. I explained the reality above. In 1963 not even the first "micro raion" (center/oldest part of Govandari ("new city/Resita) was build, let alone this side, which eas constructed much later. General school nr. 7 is on thar street. When I was little and at that school, I watched how THE FIRST EVER BUILDING was built across of the school, in that area which became later known as "micro raion 3" (micro raion = "neighbourhood"), when at that time this micro raion didn't existed yet, thus the long flat building (7 entrances) across the school was named "block 64", and later "Block 1" (as well as now) when the micro raion 3 exists). Right of it (where later the Dacia theatre was build), at the time I was at that school (and watched the flat building across of it being built) was just grass like a savannah. Later (1970) we moved in that at building (64, later nr.1) and saw how the Dacia theatre was built (we played in it in the weekend when the workers weren't there, i got "infected" allover my skin by the glass whool matrases deposited in a room which was to become later the foyer), and in about 1973 it was ready. It had small cafetaries in the foyer. So it that plaque says "1963", than the one ordering it to put it there, must be a retard.

Wish I could attach a photo of it. Guess they made a typo

People not clairvoyant in those days.

This was 2 decades ago, he can't hear you.