Bustaballs said:
http://www.arcticbeacon.com/24-Jun-2005.html - A hero janitor of the WTC that saved many lives and is a eyewitness of many things that happened in the WTC. Here is his story that the mainstream news won't cover.
So, I got curious, and clicked the link
The Artic Beacon said:
Declared a hero for saving numerous lives at Ground Zero, he was the janitor on duty the morning of 9/11 who heard and felt explosions rock the basement sub-levels of the north tower just seconds before the jetliner struck the top floors.
So you can't argue that he wasn't there, or didn't know what was happening. So credibility checks out.
He not only claims he felt explosions coming from below the first sub-level while working in the basement, he says the walls were cracking around him and he pulled a man to safety by the name of Felipe David, who was severely burned from the basement explosions.
He 'felt' he heard explosions. And it would take awfully alot of explosives to cause the walls to crack. And is there an eyewitness account from Felipe David? I didn't see any. He knows what happened, and with this guy 'feeling' he heard explosions, is completely word of mouth. He went on a gut feeling he heard an explosion. In a basement, things echo, and if a large object fell, or crashed, it would create a pretty big echo. And explosion would sound differently, but sometimes, they are very similar to some people, for some people hear differently than others.
It's a story about 14 people who felt and heard the same explosion and even saw Rodriguez, moments after the airplane hit, take David to safety, after he was burnt so bad from the basement explosion flesh was hanging from his face and both arms
They 'felt' they heard an explosion. And how would he have known whether or not the plane had made contact? There were explosions after the plane I believe, not to sure on that. So what the 'witnesses' may have thought to be a plane, could have really have been the explosions from the plane after the impact.
But before Rodriguez had time to think, co-worker Felipe David stormed into the basement office with severe burns on his face and arms, screaming for help and yelling "explosion! explosion! explosion!"
David had been in front of a nearby freight elevator on sub-level 1 about 400 feet from the office when fire burst out of the elevator shaft, causing his injuries.
"He was burned terribly," said Rodriguez. "The skin was hanging off his hands and arms. His injuries couldn't have come from the airplane above, but only from a massive explosion below. I don't care what the government says, what scientists say. I saw a man burned terribly from a fire that was caused from an explosion below.
I don't know if someone with severe burns would run into a room and yell explosions before help me. But that's just me, could've been what the guy actually said.
"I'm very certain, I'll give it 90%" that Alshehri was casing the towers before the attacks," said Rodriguez.
90% sure that Alshehri was casing the towers? Um, yea, wasn't he saying that the government planned the whole thing? That contradicts each other.
Besides the explosions, Rodriguez also has provided testimony to the 9/11 Commission that he stumbled across one of the supposed 19 Arab hijackers inside the WTC several months before 9/11
"I had just finished cleaning the bathroom and this guy asks me, 'Excuse me, how many public bathrooms are in this area?'" Rodriguez told the 9/11 Commission. "Coming from the school of the 1993 [Trade Center] bombing, I found it very strange. I didn't forget about it"
Rodriguez, claims he saw United Airlines Flight 175 hijacker Mohand Alshehri in June 2001, telling an FBI agent about the incident a month after the attacks. Never hearing back from the bureau, he later learned agents never followed up on the story.
Yea, the bathroom question would be suspiscious, but not enough to say he was one of the hujackers. I mean, many people do look alike, and maybe the terrorists scanned the buildings to check to see where there are weak points and what not. But weren't there security at the entrances? So how could Alsheri have cases enough explosives to cause the WTC to collapse? 'Cause obiously, the large amount of explosives in the WTC in 1993 wasn't enough.
"Even if the case goes no farther, I feel we have scored a victory by winning this first battle," said Rodriguez. "At least the judge seems willing to listen which is a victory of sorts. However, I sincerely hope we can eventually take the case all the way to trial and reveal the truth to the American people about 9/11."
I'm sorry, but this guy seems like an ass to me because of this quote.
""However, I sincerely hope we can eventually take the case all the way to trial and reveal the truth to the American people about 9/11."" Do the family's victims really want to think, or know, that the government planned their fallen loved ones' deaths? It will just make things worse for the victims' families (My family lost a family friend in the North Tower).
It's in tons of books, tons of movies, tons of local and underground magazines and newspapers. Tons of speeches through out the US. Tons of protests. Tons of everything. There are even court cases on it. That is if "it" is referring to the 9/11 conspiracy. The internet is just the easiest access to it and because so many people use the internet and you can't bribe the internet, that's where they put it. The internet is the ultimate place of freedom.