Eyewitness reports from inside the Twin Towers during 9/11

Discussing the Twin Towers

[@coby6502]

What happened inside the towers always catches my attention bc it’s no way you can imagine it.

[@Radiodaze1073]

Seriously. People who were in the buildings say the building shook and moved 10 ft during impact. What we saw or what it looked like was the building just absorbs the plane the building doesn’t appear to move at all. That’s how massive they were. I’m sure it was nightmarish inside

[@Napier363]

My sister’s friend husband worked at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 102nd floor I believe. She couldn’t get thru to her husband but his coworker did call his girlfriend. She relayed the call: He said there were over 100 coworkers crowded on the floor all panicking as smoke filled the floor. She heard yelling & screaming. They broke windows & several people fell out the windows trying to get air he said. The connection was then lost. She never saw her boyfriend again. 7:19

[@jer0051]

A nightmare of epic proportions that hopefully never happens again.

[@roninbaltao9248]

It will false flags happen all the time Jesus Christ needs to come back

[@eaglevision993]

@@roninbaltao9248 Wow I ´d never have thought one could put so much nonsense in 14 words.

[@NoiselessShadow]

It's truly amazing that it hasn't. Think about it: on 9/11, four of four commercial jetliners were successfully hijacked with only 4 or 5 unarmed men in each plane. The terrorists were able to avoid interception by NORAD (who were, coincidentally, running war games that morning simulating-what else?-hijacked airliners); to hit, despite being only amateur pilots trained in single-engine Cessna aircraft, 3 out of 4 of their intended targets, including the Pentagon, the most heavily defend building the United States; and to take down three massive skyscrapers in Lower Manhattan-with only two planes! Given this astounding-really unbelievable-level of success (if you are not old enough to remember it, please believe me when I tell you it that it would have been no stranger to hear that Martians had landed on the White House lawn-it was a day utterly beyond belief), why, after almost 23 years, has no one even ATTEMPTED another hijacking of this sort?

[@carrollsanders9376]

​@@roninbaltao9248Twoofers are absolutely 🧠 less.

[@maxsmith695]

@@NoiselessShadow Elias Davidsson from Iceland was a 25 year IBM executive whose vocation after retirement was legal researcher. He spent 7 years requesting ATC tapes under FOIA, to research one detail of 9/11, which no other person had done. He has 754 citations in his book. His book is titled “Hijacking America’s mind on 9/11- counterfeiting evidence”. Most of the Amazon reviews for this book are 5 star.

[@l.w.c.2519]

Hey Ginger I really love your videos about 9/11 but can I make a suggestion? One thing I struggle with about your videos is that you often reference a specific photo or video clip, but you don't actually show it on screen at the time of talking about it. 1:36, 4:21, 6:04, 7:00..just go grab that photo or video clip and stick it in that spot as you talk about it man!! It will make your videos much more polished and enjoyable. Keep up the content, I enjoy 9/11 commentary.

[@Moi_Ari]

Pleeeeease would elevate these vids 1000000xs

[@giarc0]

Agreed, also links to vid/websites would be awesome. I’d love to look a lot closer at all of the diagrams he puts in the videos.

[@fergalicious214]

Yesss I always get so annoyed when he mentions a photo or video and the screen is showing something completely different

[@l.w.c.2519]

@@fergalicious214Drives me CRAZY

[@NeonGundamG1]

One survivor I know named Florence Jones, she worked on the 77th floor of the South Tower, and she said in the stairwells as her and other people were evacuating, she saw what looked like water to her and those other people, coming down the stairs but there was a smell to it and one of the people was going to light a match but she told them not to light the match.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Water from standpipes and sprinkler reservoirs is infamously very funky, dirty stuff since it's just stagnant for the most part. Could have been that, could have been a lot of things but definitely think she was right to play it safe.

[@johneckert1365]

Obviously better to be safe than sorry, but jet fuel (diesel) doesn't ignite as easily as gasoline. It's actually difficult to light diesel fuel with a match.

[@edreynolds8721]

Could've been water washing fuel away but it most likely was just water and all that fuel smell was just in the air. If you ever just drop a drop of gas on the ground, you'll see how much just one drop can smell and how long it smells for. I think it was just the odor of fuel in the air because all that fuel ignited on impact. Even if you spill fuel on the ground and ignite it, once it completely burns off it still has the odor of fuel. I have cylinder heads off an engine I have that have been cleaned and sitting in my basement since 2011 and if you put your nose up to them, you still smell the faint sent of gas.

[@DeathByPancake7]

Definitely water since the sprinkler lines had been severed. Ginger goes into this in past video

[@johneckert1365]

@@edreynolds8721 Keep in mind, jet fuel is basically diesel fuel, which behaves very differently than gasoline. I agree with you about the smells, but definitely disagree about the fuel burning up upon impact. Yes, some of the fuel atomized and burned upon impact, we all saw it, but most of the fuel stayed in liquid form and spread downward helping fuel the fires that eventually helped bring the towers down.

[@terrrell7798]

I'm probably the only one, or one of a few in the comments section that actually grew up with the Twin Towers. I went to on the roof of the South Tower as a child back in 1994, which was the year after the 93 bombing. I was fourteen years old when they were destroyed. The Twin Towers was my favorite spot here in NYC, and gosh dang it I miss them everyday. If you didn't experience NYC before 9/11, you missed out on what was once the real NYC. The original NYC, and what was once the old earth.

[@imnotsqiddy]

Eh. Technically, these buildings were more an encapsulation of the height of NYC in the last quarter of the 21st century. NYC is ever changing. There is and never was a "real NYC" because an 19th century or 21 century New Yorker could say the same thing.

[@terrrell7798]

@@imnotsqiddy bye troll 😂

[@imnotsqiddy]

@@terrrell7798 How would I be trolling?

[@imnotsqiddy]

@@terrrell7798 Would you not agree the WTC is the ideal representation of Manhattan in the later-20th century? It stood out from earlier 20th century structures, and wasn't really admired until the 90s.

[@VianoMusicAcademy]

I hear you. Lifelong NYer, born in ‘85, went up to Windows on the World when I was about 8. I still have a blue Jacket I bought from the Express store in Tower 2, right when you got off the E train at the last stop. It really was a different New York. My mom worked across the street at 1 Liberty Plaza, but was laid off in ‘99. I used to go there all the time. I have no desire to see the 9/11 memorial. It cuts too deep. But we had, and still have a beautiful city. RIP to the 9/11 victims.

[@brmhandle]

It’s weird, but to me and many people the twin towers were like celebrity royalty. They were prominently featured in every movie in New York. Their size was still somehow understated. Seeing them in person was awe inspiring. To watch them be destroyed in the matter of minutes was one of the most traumatic events ever imaginable.

[@Kuzi1999]

Man if I’m in the South Tower and my office is facing the Empire State Building and I saw that 1st plane hit, I am leaving asap bro, no one is convincing me everything is ok and to stay in your office idgaf

[@kevkev5935]

Fr. I used to work on the 15th floor of a building in LA. We had a fire alarm go off that turned out to be a false alarm. At the time though, none of us knew that. We all halled ass down the stairwell the minute that alarm went off because of 9/11. Even 15 flights of stairs takes a min with people crowding up in there, so I can't imagine how long it was for peeps 70 stories up.

[@quinnhouk5369]

Yup. Same dude. I’d be like nope I’m going far away from here

[@conpop6924]

A lot of people didn’t even leave cause of the fire. They left cause they started seeing people jumping out of the north tower and decided that’s enough im not staying here

[@coreyrowe4119]

Especially given the context of how the WTC had already been targeted once before on February 26 1993 with the original bombing attack, that would've been enough for me to assume the worst right then and there.

[@maxsmith695]

@@conpop6924 the police commissioner at the time, arrived at WTC-2 within 20 minutes and said he saw groups of 2 or 3 holding hands as they jumped.. he said in about 10 minutes, dozens had fallen near him. Not sure what he said after that. I think he left the scene.

[@EBEORIETEMETHHPITI-oc8kk]

I'm Italian, born in Milan in '94. My aunt visited new york in the 90's and she has a picture of her sitting on the grass by the Hudson river I think with the towers in the background. Since I informed myself better about 9/11 that picture is devastating to look at.

[@jeremycounty9546]

Imagine if they had body cams back then

[@MrS98VAC]

Artist Vanessa Lawrence (91st Floor, North Tower) had literally just stepped out of the elevator when Flight 11 hit and was thrown down the corridor. The elevator that she had just been in erupted into a fireball and plummeted. So luckily, she was able to make it to the stairs with several other people. It took them over an hour to reach street level.

[@moistandwhite2636]

I really enjoy these 9/11 videos, they really give a in depth perspective, one thing I will critique is references images but not displaying them in the videos, I get it’s hard to find videos from over 20 years ago though

[@DuecePiece]

There is way too much shady business that day for me to ever truly believe the entire Comission Report narrative. The more you dig on every aspect of the day the more questions are raised than answers unfortunately. It still makes me both sad and angry for the people lost that day 😢🙏❤️

[@MikeTheMusical]

Why not include all of these pictures you’re describing?

[@Lunar_Capital]

Something about demonetization

[@beatriceguzman8279]

@@Lunar_Capitalhis videos still aren’t monetized tho so what’s the point?

[@Lunar_Capital]

@@beatriceguzman8279 no clue. YT will through a tantrum one way or another.

[@richardmeo2503]

The graphic at 7:40 gives a good view of how close the stairways were to each other. All were severed by the jet as were the elevators and all piping. That caused all of the water supplies to free flow. The vaporized fuel became explosive and flowed into any area that offered no resistance, like the elevator shafts. Some of the elevators free fell after their cables were severed crashing into the terminus of that shaft. Other elevators ignited and the people inside were incinerated. Many of the videos discuss that horrible reality that was evident at the main lobby level.

[@sonofhibbs4425]

I was wondering would the mix of water and jet fuel carry flames farther? I’m assuming jet fuel would flow with the water but not mix with it but sit on top while in flames. Is that what you mean by ‘’free flow’’..or are you just speaking of the jet fuel alone?

[@richardmeo2503]

@@sonofhibbs4425 There was no mix of fuel and water. Upon impact the liquid fuel became an aerosol, and as it exploded the fuel/air mixture moved wherever it wanted. Any water at that point was minimal .

[@Potew]

Where did he took this graphic from?

[@richardmeo2503]

@@Potew Dont know, but many came out over the years. That one is easy to read

[@maxsmith695]

Elias Davidsson from Iceland was a 25 year IBM executive whose vocation after retirement was legal researcher. He spent 7 years requesting ATC tapes under FOIA, to research one detail of 9/11, which no other person had done. He has 754 citations in his book. His book is titled “Hijacking America’s mind on 9/11- counterfeiting evidence”. Most of the Amazon reviews for this book are 5 star.

[@alwagner9722]

I'll have to check that out. American minds were definitely hijacked, thanks to corporate owned media and corrupt government.

[@mattt233]

A lobby or skylobby could have flooded with water from broken pipes carrying water or pipes designed to be accessed by FDNY for hoses. They are called Standpipes.

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

FDR associated bank and 50 Roosevelt st

[@_Breakdown]

@@tamekkaknuth9612???

[@lukeplayz7276]

Imagine retiring from your job on sep 10th 2001

[@jamesobrien1440]

Or being fired acrimoniously

[@coreyrowe4119]

The Naudet 9/11 documentary video gives you a pretty good idea of what it was like inside the WTC in real time while everything was happening, not sure there was any other footage that day from inside the WTC towers before they collapsed.

[@mvfc7637]

exactly, it’s like this guy has never seen it before.

[@RobloxianX]

If you were on the ground at a certain angle, you could see the people in the 2nd plane. It was at a sharp angle when it hit. You would only catch it for a split second, but it would be engraved in your memory forever

[@ddoodm]

Thanks so much for your videos, always so much insight! I just wish you would share the photos and videos you refer to (north lobby photo, rare collapse video, etc)

[@90s267]

Thanks for you concern for these monumental giants. Your studies are interesting and i love listening to them. Respect Depressed Ginger! 💯

[@BarryCurtisLame]

How does an eye witness on the ground see silhouettes on a plane almost 1000 feet up and traveling like 500 mph?

[@sonofhibbs4425]

Yeah, that doesn’t sound right unless she was in an adjacent building at the same level.

[@user-zp4zl8cp1n]

exactly why most eyewitnesses are not worthy enough to take as seriously

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Big grain of salt, of course. Sometimes in traumatic situations the imagination is working overtime and making the whole thing even worse.

[@JHeck-ik6ys]

Because a jet that size is LOUD, especially that low over the city. Many people who saw it probably would have missed it if they hadn't heard the plane. Look/listen to the classic Jules Naudet clip of the plane hitting the North Tower. The only reason ANY of the firefighters look up was because of the noise. The firefighters even said afterwards that commercial airlines never flew over lower manhattan like that.

[@J0shu4_MM2]

can u link the vidoe u said u could see the bottom of the tower after the collapse at 6:08

[@guyg6728]

9/11 stuff again from depressed ginger we are SO back

[@tbmdd]

He literally posted a 9/11 video yesterday.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

​@@tbmdd His videos can be very hit or miss. The different subject matters attract a very diverse audience. I think it's a good thing even though I avoid some of his videos like the plague.

[@lonnybush5612]

​@fuzzydunlop7928 well. You are a wash up actor, according to you. So that explains a lot. Easily triggered.

[@somebodyandthem]

@@fuzzydunlop7928his political videos are his peak

[@guyg6728]

@tmbdd oops

[@lisal.4498]

I sure do miss that beautiful skyline. The twin towers were one of the most photographed buildings in history and in too many movies and tv shows to name. God bless every person who was killed that day. The sky has never looked that color blue again

[@NoInjusticeLastsForever]

Can you do a video about the black smoke seen in the distance in NJ about 7-10 seconds after the south tower collapsed? It's been nagging at me for weeks about what it would be.

[@maxsmith695]

Given this attack was the most sophisticated ever carried out in all of history, it seems fair to say, a very large majority, like 99.999999% of people have no idea, and I am being very sincere. Exceeding smart people, with no agenda, no government tie in, and no enterprise, cannot figure it out. I was in the WTC-1 in 1982 and went to the 106 th floor of the South Tower, where the rooftop observation deck is located. The size of the complex takes your breathe away. The fact that 70 large elevators, 5,000 porcelain toilets, 4 massive generators located on different floors, and much more, all vanished in 5 seconds, should be sufficient for all to agree, some highly complex operation was undertaken that day. The truth might be leaked one day, maybe not.

[@alexanderordinary2110]

@@maxsmith695 Funny you mention that. I was poking around YT regarding nineeleven conspiracies and I came across Dr.Judy woods vid. Her theory seems the most plausible....

[@fmios]

Why don't you include the pictures that you are talking about? Or this very rare youtube video? At least provide links in the description...

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Then he wouldn't be able to shoot these videos out on the daily. This channel is very, spontaneous - to put it kindly. A lot of his stuff is done in one - or a couple takes, not really much of a script. Prolly just plucks images from a folder he has saved on his desktop and I get the sense he feels no impetus to change this format and I personally don't feel a desire to urge him in that direction. This channel is what it is - it wont scratch the itch for more planned, longform content but it provides quantity - even if that means often retreading the same ground from one day to the next. If you want very longform content in slideshow format, you can try the WTC episode of Well There's Your Problem podcast on KZbin and skip ahead to when they talk about the towers themselves or the day of the attacks. But for content short as this, but more planned out idk any channel that's sufficient.

[@franco804]

There is a video on KZbin I saw where someone had a video camera fixed on one of the towers and it was sped up. You could physically see the tower swaying after the plane hit it. It swayed back and forth for a good 20 seconds after it was hit.

[@annmariedobbin4369]

Terrifying😮

[@yaboizero.]

You should make videos on the other hijackers like Marwan Al-Shehhi. And one of the victims in the towers like Edna Cintron, Melissa Doi and 'the man in the red bandana'.

[@lavishrw]

The way you interpret this tragedy as a whole is quite logical and makes a lot of sense. Your videos are extremely helpful to understand all that happened that day.

[@tonyspooky7874]

Hey your 9/11 videos are really great, do you think you could do more reviews on tragedies and make deep analyses of the events?

[@SeekingGreetings]

You don't want to?

[@raysvision01]

There, so many videos look some up

[@michawee]

Hey man I like your videos, but when you talk about something, show a picture of that instead of showing something completely different.

[@aotto04]

He gets demonetized for posting the graphic pictures

[@sonofhibbs4425]

I don’t think he can, sadly.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

I'm not sure the OP was talking about graphic content specifically.

[@aotto04]

@@fuzzydunlop7928 No, but in general he doesn't for that reason. All of his videos are like this

[@goatanders6980]

Hey I love your vids

[@_Breakdown]

7:36 - - GREAT WORK GINGER 😇 (where’d u get this pix (NY Times?) Still haunting + sad after 22 yrs … pray for the departed + this broken world 😔🙏🏼👼🏼👼🏽🕊

[@vincep1c156]

I’m confused, he references photo’s and videos but shows unrelated photos? What am I missing?

[@AmyDecker89]

In my mind, I always remember Pasquale

[@johneckert1365]

My favorite story is Stanley Pristhmath (however it's spelled) and the guy that helped him, David Clark I believe.

[@conpop6924]

@@johneckert1365Brian clark

[@johneckert1365]

@@conpop6924 Ah yes. My bad. I love thier story though. And the red bandana guy, and Rick Rescorla.

[@blue9multimediagroup]

​@@johneckert1365Praimnath

[@Potew]

I wonder if this had took place in 2011 instead of 2001. Only a decade forward would be enough to give us tons of videos and photos from the inside that would give us a clearer picture

[@jas0206]

I’ve always had so much difficulty picturing how the jet-fuel fell down the shaft. I always hear about fireballs blowing out the lobby, but did it spit out onto the 80-90 floors in between? Or just floors where the elevator doors were opened? Was the fuel ignited as it fell - like a downward fireball? Or did it gush down separately and make it onto surfaces before it ignited? And given how flammable it is, did it immediately combust, like the fireballs we saw, that we’ve all become so familiar with? Or did it serve as a propellant for every surface that it touched for an extended period of time? How long until it burned through all the jet fuel? I just have so much difficulty envisioning what actually happened. Also I’m not a “truther” so I’m not questioning whether it happened or didn’t. It’s just no matter how many explanations I’ve heard about it, I can’t visualise how it actually transpired…which is understandable, because when has anyone ever seen a video of a plane’s jet-fuel source sending a fireball downwards via multiple elevator shafts. Just a really difficult thing to picture.

[@user-zp4zl8cp1n]

theres 10,000 gallons of jet fuel, alot of which burned off in the ignition of fireball, the rest either stayed burning in the impact zone and or fell down the elevator shafts after the door was obviously blown off and or destroyed, the real question is how did it get through multiple express elevators and 2 skylobbys, wel since it was a reltivaly large amounts it probably busted off the first skyoobby on floor 78 and then sloshed its way through another express elevator and where it would do it the secind skylobby on floor 44 and then to the lobby which by then boths kylobbys and elevator shafts would have been burning and cooked in general, which is what happend considering witness accounts, which arent that reliable

[@johneckert1365]

Jet fuel is pretty much diesel fuel, or Kerosene, or home heating oil. It's not as explosive as gasoline under most circumstances. You could have a pail full of jet fuel and throw a match in it, and it won't light, the match will just go out as if you tossed it into water. The huge explosions at the initial impact were from that fuel traveling at high speed atomizing with air while it smashed into the building. That atomized fuel quickly burned up all the available oxygen in the area, which is why the fire reduced in size. Lots of that fuel remained unburned and in liquid form, and gravity took it downward any possible path it could take. Building materials like carpet, wood, paneling, ceiling tiles, etc soaked up some of that fuel which made a very potent flammable material to burn.

[@ssslimey]

Maybe even some flash over occurred?

[@daveh4925]

Jet fuel can explode on impact but also not explode at the same time, often times nearby buildings just drop out of solidarity - it all makes sense your questions hurt the dead heroes please focus on the victims as jet fuel works like rigged explosives and it happens the same in both buildings, the first tower hit drops second, which if steel melts at a set rate makes perfect sense wear a mask, take a jab and walk down emergency stairs its safer than running and getting away from the fire quicker

[@jas0206]

@@ssslimey what’s flash over?

[@fireandfury526]

I have a question, I was there as a child and looked at these impressive towers, in their place today are the black pools which are supposed to be the footprint, but it seems to me like the towers were much bigger, is it really the same Dimensions, or does the pool only have the external dimensions of the inner core? Thank you for your videos and greetings from Germany.

[@dudedude949]

If I remember right, Donald Rumsfeld was being bombarded with questions about trillions of dollars missing in one of the towers in September of 2001. After the 11th…..everyone somehow forgot about all that.

[@mvfc7637]

If you want to see what the lobby of the North Tower was like before it fell on 9/11, just watch the documentary produced by the Claudet brothers, you can hear the firefighters asking building management if any of the elevators worked and they replied none of them were working.

[@Afterburner]

That video you mentioned - can you post the link? Also, that diagram of the North Tower - where is that from?

[@quietq1631]

Hey Larry Silverstein, we know you demolished the trade center on purpose, we know about how there was thermite planted in the elevator shaft, we know that the specific floors that got hit by the towers were being renovated with a very explosive and flammable paint, we know that you mentioned how there's so much unused room that it deemed the building useless, we know you demolished it because it couldn't be wired for the Internet, even though it could, just look at the sears tower. The building was built to sustain multiple large aircraft crashes. Also after the plane hit, why did it randomly start falling apart? The bottom half of the building could withstand the top half of the building, even if it fell off, it couldn't have destroyed all of the bottom half, every force has an equal and opposite reaction. What about building 3 (hotel),4,5,6 and building 7? What about that Greek church that was forced demolished? Are we forced to forget about it? Nah man, also jet fuel can't melt steel beams

[@blue9multimediagroup]

That all is pure bullshit. Lay off drinking cough syrup like vodka shots

[@ariesarethebest271]

Another investigation is needed. One that looks into reports from people that were in the towers as well as from firefighters and police officers of explosions going off. Who funded the 9/11 hijackers. A look into former CIA agent Robert Baer's claim "I know the guy that went into his broker in San Diego and said 'cash me out, it's going down tomorrow.'" Look into insider trading of United/American Airlines stock that took place the day before 9/11. Reports of FBI agents being blocked from investigating Mohamed Atta and company. Bush and his administration's claims of not envisioning terrorists hijacking planes and flying them into American landmarks, yet on 9/11, Vice President Dick Cheney was having drills of hijacked planes aimed to hit the Twin Towers/Pentagon. And last, but not least, a look into physicist Steven E. Jones' work on thermitic material discovered in the dust from the World Trade Center.

[@Backflip789]

finally some conscious and substantive statement

[@ladenas.7395]

Another investigation is needed. One that looks into reports from people that were in the towers, as well as from firefighters and police officers of explosions going off. Who funded the 9/11 hijackers. A look into former CIA agent Robert Baer's claim "I know the guy that went into his broker in San Diego and said cash me out, it's going down tomorrow." A look into insider trading of United/American Airlines stock that took place the day before 9/11. Reports of FBI agents being blocked from investigating Mohamed Atta and company. Bush and his administration's claims of not envisioning terrorists hijacking planes and flying them into American landmarks, yet on 9/11, Vice President Dick Cheney was having drills consisting of hijacked planes aimed to hit the the World Trade Center/the Capital. Why Bush and Cheney refused to be questioned by the 9/11 commission report investigators unless together, behind closed doors, off the record and not under oath. A look into physicist, Steven E. Jones' work on thermitic material discovered in the dust from the World Trade Center. And last but not least, a look into who gave the criminal order to clean up a crime scene and ship off majority of the steel to China/other countries.

[@ladenas.7395]

Another investigation is needed. One that looks into reports from people that were in the towers, as well as from firefighters and police officers of explosions going off. Who funded the 9/11 hijackers. A look into former CIA agent Robert Baer's claim "I know the guy that went into his broker in San Diego and said cash me out, it's going down tomorrow." A look into insider trading of United/American Airlines stock that took place the day before 9/11. Reports of FBI agents being blocked from investigating Mohamed Atta and company. Bush and his administration's claims of not envisioning terrorists hijacking planes and flying them into American landmarks, yet on 9/11, Vice President Dick Cheney was having drills consisting of hijacked planes aimed to hit the the World Trade Center/the Capital. Why Bush and Cheney refused to be questioned by the 9/11 commission report investigators unless together, behind closed doors, off the record and not under oath. A look into physicist, Steven E. Jones' work on thermitic material discovered in the dust from the World Trade Center. And last but not least, a look into who gave the criminal order to clean up a crime scene and ship off majority of the steel to China/other countries.

[@michaele.francis]

Could you imagine if smartphones were around in 2001? The amount of live feeds would be unimaginable.

[@TLBNAWKI]

New sub! Hello from the rolling hills of Morayshire in bonnie Scotland

[@HerculesFit]

Great video! A dope topic would be how many planes would have had to crash into the towers for them to fall over immediately?

[@imnotsqiddy]

As many that were in the towers reported about the impact- the towers swayed noticeably. You wouldn't need multiple planes to topple the towers, just a slightly larger commercial plane or military aircraft.

[@ethancook5705]

Didn’t the jet fuel go down the elevator shaft after impact?

[@bigjokers7391]

Yes

[@annetteslife]

Yes

[@user-zp4zl8cp1n]

no really? i thought it went up and blew up the floors above the impact zone?

[@daveh4925]

Yes it exploded on impact but also poured down all the shafts in both buildings blowing out the basement happens all the time a demolition company i work for made drones to scale and crashed into a smaller building the fuel exploded outwards but also wasnt flammable and poured down the building and everytime the steel melts the concrete softens and they drop vertically often times building nearby just drop on their own - its amazing really

[@imnotsqiddy]

He literally says this in the vid dude. Just listen.

[@corylee88]

Its crazy that I've heard stories of after The South Tower fell, workers in the North Tower were being told to go back to their offices because they believed the North Tower wouldn't fall

[@EthanCharlton-rz9lf]

can u pls leave a link to the video thank you

[@grzewikpl8562]

Babe, wake up. Another angle just dropped 🗣🗣🗣

[@ShootItALBY]

Somebody link these videos/photos he’s talking about

[@brickcheam1010]

Doing a great job mate. 😉

[@LightningGoldStudio]

He makes references to various videos and images, but never really shows it in the video

[@Erdawson00]

Can someone show me where the Still Photos from the top of wtc1 are? The one before and after impact.

[@mattt233]

Hero of the day was the Director of Security John O'Neil former FBI JTTF AIC. He immediately ordered an evacuation of BOTH towers after the first plane hit. Initially the guard in the lobby didn't get the memo but soon reversed and put on the evacuation announcement.

[@coreyrowe4119]

I believe Chief Pfiefer (who appeared in the Naudet 9/11 documentary) also ordered the evacuation of both towers upon arriving in the north tower and setting up his command post.

[@maxsmith695]

Was his body ever found ?

[@mattt233]

​@@maxsmith695I don't believe so.

[@maxsmith695]

@@mattt233 I know his story. I think sept 10 was his first day on the job!

[@mattt233]

​@@maxsmith695Sept 1 I think. The lease went private on Aug 31.

[@Thiccazroach]

I have a question can you please answer it for me or make a video on it, but what if both planes decended raplidly and crashed (with enough luck to not hit any other buildings) into the twin towers at the bottom of the towers? Like if both planes managed to hit the towers, even lower than where the south tower got hit? Im not the brightest but I would say everything would've been worse because it would put the smoke, destruction,and fire closer to the ground/streets and to close buildings like the marriot hotel. Wouldn't it also be harder for first responders to access the inside of towers or even be able to access the top half of the buildings causing more people to be trapped and probably die? The towers would also collapse alot faster or would they actually be able to remain standing? Also the smoke would be the main threat to people above impact zones until the collapses as wasnt majority of fires caused by jet fuel traveling down, yeah fire will kill but being so far down would it really travel to the top floors? Also the north tower being struck so far down would be a threat for more than half of the tower as they are trapped with a raging fire under them, so would the south tower evacuate more people from its building potentially saving hundreds of lives from the south tower? I know irl people who wanted to leave the south tower were sent back to their desk but with more than half of the north tower at risk would the south tower take it more seriously and evacuate everyone? No matter where the plane struck those towers i understand the death toll will still be high but i just wonder how worse the situation would've been if both planes aimed lower and succeeded?

[@jenniferwitchy]

People reported taking elevators down in the north tower

[@jalisky]

No the plane was going to fast and it was too high for anyone to be able to see passengers

[@geoffreybanditt4355]

With the part about the water flooding the floors possibly most the water would would had possibly been from the broken pipelines for other stuff like lunchrooms and bathrooms besides just the sprinkler system itself.

[@LARRYWahler]

I find it hard to believe the planes impact alone caused all this damage to the towers. Jet fuel burns up pretty quickly, how was there enough to explode throughout the building like that?!?

[@carrollsanders9376]

Gravity induced connection failure.

[@fontende]

This is basically like Titanic but on surface collapsing by gravity.

[@daylightdisk]

Don't get me wrong it's great, but why would someone take these eerie photos of empty stairwells and hallways, for maintenance or something like that?

[@theallseeingkats6321]

Makes sense, i take random photos all the time for security purposes..

[@daylightdisk]

@@theallseeingkats6321 Thanks.

[@sonofhibbs4425]

Could be from surveillance cams. And maybe stored for directional purposes- like hired cleaners? Just a guess. Some people just take a lot of photos.

[@ggjjkelch3318]

Orio Palmer went up an elevator in tower 2 to like 40 or something but the other tower had none.

[@robertahartley1]

it was sad when the tower camera went black...you used to be able to see to see the views...

[@lavishrw]

Stanley was on one of the floors directly below the impact on the south tower, and says he saw the face of one of the hijackers before it hit. Im not sure if it was trauma, and sometimes memories can be shaky to recall since our mind is a mess in a situation that impactful. But i believe he has said that multiple times, and it could be true.

[@markfarrington9727]

I would have never went to the top of 1 of those buildings without a parachute on no way.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Wonder if a water-cannon equipped chopper could help mitigate the damage done over time by intense heat warping structural members in a highrise fire. I don't think it would be capable of putting the fire out on its own, but just tamping it down enough to cool off the ambient temperature for reasons of structural stability. If this had potential I'm sure it'd already be a thing, though. You'd need one powerful cannon to bridge the distance required. Maybe the weight of the water being sprayed into the building could be a risk factor, as well. Just thinking aloud.

[@daveh4925]

The explosives rigged to the building previous to the theatrics ensured the mission would work as planned - building 7 dropped out of empathy - its the first time fire had dropped steel structures 3 times one without a plane - no way it was rigged afterall googles wikipedo article repeatedly shown isnt brainwashing its normal think of the victims we shouldnt think about the details

[@user-ti2wz5lf2k]

Hello I'm Carl I'm from the UK. It's always such a horrible event that happened. Have you ever thought if they got hit at the bottom could the buildings have instantly fallen down

[@brettfieldingx]

Some other comments are saying what i'm thinking . Show the things you are describing by way of video or photo , would improve the quality and interest .

[@johndurrer7869]

Pretty sure the water was in the mall which is just outside the lobby

[@RbbidThunderEdits]

6:04 anyone know the video?

[@sonofhibbs4425]

Could I get a reference for the lady observing the people in the plane before hitting the south tower?

[@maxsmith695]

That would be impossible. You can barely see passengers in a plane landing at 160+mph.

[@gregorysmull8068]

Free falling in a flaming elevator, just ghastly to think about.

[@toddkurzbard]

As it happens, at the time, before the collapses, I noticed that the smoke was heavy and black. Yesterday, I looked up on a few fireman's websites on what the color of the smoke in a fire indicated. They all said that a fire issuing black smoke, is the result of combustibles, like fuel, or of things such as plastic or the like. It's NOT from wood or paper, that would be white or light gray smoke. So, black smoke would indicate a fire generated by, likely, feul. Just as what happened here... "...Smoke Color is the visible shade of the spectrum and tells the stage of the fire as well as helps determine the location of the fire. Petroleum products, rubber, and many plastics will produce black smoke. Wood and other ordinary combustibles will commonly produce smoke ranging from light gray to yellowish. It’s important to make a distinction that lighter-colored smoke frequently contains a substantial concentration of unburned, highly flammable, and deoxygenated materials. Under these conditions, the smoke can ignite and create a hazardous and possibly deadly situation for firefighters. When a fire produces dark brown or even black it is an indication that the fire is underventilated and/or it contains an abundance of petroleum products. Additionally, brownish smoke will tell you that fire has ignited wood, which usually means that the fire has infiltrated the structural integrity of the building and could provide a collapse hazard. The color of smoke is generally thought of as the most comprehensive indicator of fire behavior..." "www.bmefire.com/reading-smoke-signals/" I also saw mention that such smoke, if one is exposed to it for any period, will kill you from smoke inhalation. It said that in most fires, deaths are not from the fire, or burns; they are from smoke. Also, regarding the elevators: I heard that the 2 French guys who recorded the first plane hit, after they went along with the fireman to Tower 1, continued filming, and one of the brothers mentioned that he had to turn the camera away as a screaming woman run from one of the elevators, her body totally engulfed by fire. He said he turned away because he couldn't bear to watch.

[@AshwinAyyagari]

What if Daniel Lewin prevented the flight 11 hijacking?

[@oliverwashington850]

😎 Man you FULL Of it !!!!!

[@1966nz]

Well intended post, however too much information at once, Difficult to process. It's hard enough being bombarded with your fast-paced commentary without all the diagrams!

[@user-oy6xb2hh9f]

спасибо, это было очень красиво

[@joseollero3788]

Se podía haber evitado el 11 de septiembre

[@user-mu6qm2vf1i]

10 minutes

[@asdv]

It is a matter of physics that’s why the impact the huge height and the inside little ‘bombs’ like fire extinguishers, pc, air conditioners

[@SteveWillNotDoIt1984]

Brother. I understand monetization and all that, but come on man. You've got to meet us halfway, and put links so we can go look at this stuff. You're sitting there literally looking at it when you say "" yeah. That's what it is blah blah blah"" and I've been Googling things 12 different ways for 3 hours trying to find the picture. I'm really not trying to be rude my friend, but I would no doubt prefer to just never hear about a photos existence, rather than to have you Tempt Me by discussing a photo that I'm not capable of locating. If I never hear about it, it doesn't exist. When you tell me about it, and don't put a link, curiosity just eats up hours and hours and hours of my day

[@fakereality96]

Tower 7 --> SEC

[@autumn_rain]

ofc there was explosion from inside

[@coby6502]

Y’all think Bin Laden could fight?

[@mr.singh3421]

Obsessed with twins

[@antoniodavirbrito]

Why these was not rebuilded?

[@imnotsqiddy]

It was, just as a different complex of structures.

[@raykraaijenhagen9971]

The planes had explosives on board, military grade high explosives were used in the attacks.

[@PaulHahrrgis_]

I’d like to be an eyewitness to the lost $2.3 trillion

[@jalisky]

Smelled like jet fuel? What does that smell like

[@mrbing70]

She THOUGHT she saw silhouettes.

[@happytanking9985]

That doesn’t even make any sense if fire and jet fuel which burns off in the immediate explosion was to run down an elevator shaft the worst it would do if somehow reignited or ignorant for some reason wasn’t consumed in the original fire ball explosion then got ignited in the elevator shaft it would still only ignite up until the sky lobby there is no explanation for why jet fuel would go all the way down to the ground floor when the elevators were offset. As you know because you said it in your own video

[@infactportugal]

There were 4 direct shafts from the lobby to the top floors: 2 for windows on the world + 2 freight on the north tower. 2 for the observation deck + 2 freight on the south tower. Also, freight shafts went all the way down to B levels.

[@Key-wg6dn]

You need to watch a new pearl harbour.

[@androzani]

"Vibes in the building" I'm guessing, just guessing, that 9/11 didn't pass the vibe check.

[@ProJanitor]

What happened to the people in the elevators?

[@ColdInTheStudio]

I saw a 9/11 doc recently where an eye witness in one of the sky lobbies described a jammed elevator that was partially open and burned out, and there were several bodies inside. I imagine if you were an unlucky passenger in an elevator that had its cables severed by the plane, you would have plummeted with the elevator all the way down the shaft. But since the "starting point" for the sky lobby elevators was on this higher floor, a lot of them got stuck where they were. And I also heard another eye witness account where someone was in the sky lobby, and after the plane hit, he and some coworkers pried open one of the elevator doors to help people trapped inside to escape. Obviously this was an elevator that didn't get consumed by flames. Sorry, that was a lot of info lol. I would link the docs I watched, but I can't remember which ones they were. I watch every single 9/11 documentary I can find!

[@ProJanitor]

@@ColdInTheStudio thank you for your response. That thought never crossed my mind until I watched this video today.

[@vio-noob_6737]

There’s another story about a few people trapped in the elevator and the people trapped were trying to get the door open and once it opened wide enough one person escaped with 3rd degree burns and the others did not make it in time due to the flames overcoming them. Seconds made all the difference

[@ColdInTheStudio]

@@vio-noob_6737 I think that may be the one I'm thinking of too, where they were in the sky lobby and they had to pry open the doors :( So sad.

[@yungjj5884]

2:09 im not gon get into conspiracies but 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@lelly4870]

Well now we know it could have been explosion within

[@beckylynn209]

SO, what do you say about ALL the firefighters and security people yelling about all the explotions which they thought were bomb's, a long time after the initial airplane explosion?? I saw video of guy's walking around talking about all the many explosions.. 😕

[@infactportugal]

Those are subsequent explosions caused by fires. Exposed wiring shorting, batteries, etc.

[@ScottyMania313]

This sounds like one of the most painful deaths one can endure. Will you be doing videos on how January 6th, according to Democrats was 20 times more violently painful and death-filled?