Why Didn’t the Inferno at Grenfell Towers Yesterday Make it Fall Down Just Like Building 7 on 9/11?

When the Twin Towers caught fire, those fires covered less than 5% of the total floor space of either building. Building 7 only had a handful of small, localized office fires. But Grenfell Tower was completely engulfed with flames for hours, and not only did it not fall, it didn’t even sway or give the slightest indication that it would fall. After the blaze was over, it still stood ramrod straight. There’s a reason for that.

On 9/11, we witnessed miracles of physics never seen before in human history. We watched 2 massive steel and concrete towers go into free-fall after being hit by airplanes, and then we watched the 47 story Building 7 also go into free-fall after being hit by absolutely nothing and only have a few isolated, small fires.

Yesterday in London, we watched as flames engulfed a 24 story steel building called Grenfell Tower, with fires raging on every, single floor for hours. How long did it take for the inferno to make the steel soft enough to bend and send the building into free-fall like the World Trade Center? Watch for yourself and see:

Grenfell Tower: Massive Building Fire In London

Oh, that’s right. It didn’t fall. When the Twin Towers caught fire, those fires covered less than 5% of the total floor space of either building. Building 7 only had a handful of small, localized office fires. But Grenfell Tower was completely engulfed with flames for hours, and not only did it not fall, it didn’t even sway or give the slightest indication that it would fall. After the blaze was over, it still stood ramrod straight. There’s a reason for that.

“I’ve never seen a fire like that in my life,” said Joe Ruane, the former deputy chief fire officer for U.S. Air Force bases in Britain. “I’ve never seen that in a residential block.”

The reason why Grenfell Tower did not fall is because there is no fire capable of being created that is able to make a steel structure building fall to the ground. What does all this mean/ It means that everything you were told in the government version about how the buildings on 9/11 came down was a lie. A complete and total lie.

See Building 7 Collapsing on 9/11 For Absolutely No Reason At All:

Now that you’ve see the Grenfell Tower sustain a blaze that covered every one of its 23 floors, remind yourself of the conditions in which Building 7 fell to the ground.

Huh? It fell because of ….what? Nothing. It wasn’t engulfed in flames, it wasn’t hit by a plane, it just fell. The first steel frame building in the history of the modern world to fall to the ground because of absolutely nothing at all. That’s what the government wants you to believe, needs you to believe. But the inconvenient truth revealed to us in the Grenfell Tower fires in London yesterday forever renders that notion impossible.

This is why the Twin Towers and Building 7 fell on 9/11

So if it wasn’t planes or fires on 9/11, exactly what did bring those buildings to the ground in free-fall? Dr. Judy Wood gives the very best explanation that I’ve ever heard, and if you will spend just a little over 2 hours to watch it, you will know what happened on that terrible day in 2001.

GRAPHIC WARNING: If you still harbor any illusions as to what really happened on 9/11, those illusions will disappear after you watch this. It’s red pill-blue pill time, make your choice and live with it.

Now you know.

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