Comments by "" (@artstation707) on "Watched and Heard Thousands Perish Around Her - The Waving Woman - The Story of Edna Cintron" video.

@andysmith1996 The whole story is suspect. First of all, planes are made of aluminium. The steel columns you see would not give way. A plane (even steel tipped) would bounce off, or get caught in the net-like structure and dangle hooked by one or two steel beams. Jet fuel would burn out quickly. There'd be no cartoon cut out hole for anyone to stand in, looking out of, and the buildings would remain in tact. If a plane made that hole, the corresponding steel columns could have been replaced beforehand with a lighter alloy, otherwise explosives, positioned to look like the cross section of a plane, detonated on cue, creating that hole. Whole sections caved in. Of course I wasn't there to see, but it wouldn't surprise me if no planes hit those towers.
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@13ranzz Not possible because of the heat? How did she manage to stand there?
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@MrChrisalf2004 So it was just hot everywhere else except for where the cartoon plane got absorbed by the tower and left a hole cool enough for people to stand in?
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Did anyone attempt to climb down with their arms and legs outstretched between the columns?
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@jasonchavez8706 Would you walk up a stars towards a burning hole?
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What if this person never existed? The footage could be created in off the shelf software.
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@DarlaAnne Live? I watched smoke billowing from a tower, which then disintegrated into pyroclastic dust, which BTW makes no sense. What I saw was on television. Also, I don't know that the person in the video died. The point is, if a raging inferno hot enough to melt steel and bring the towers down (the official narrative), took place, it's clearly not where that woman is standing. If you want to remain ignorant, you can. You're not unique in this regard.
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@BiggieTrismegistus An electronic device which converts sunlight into a particular electromagnetic wavelength, then amplifies and focuses that output, could do the trick.
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@MrChrisalf2004 More evidence that no plane hit there. For one thing, an aluminium aircraft would fare badly against a wall of steel and concrete. People don't realize that an object striking another at 500mph is really the other striking that object, if the former is lighter than the latter.
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@rockhopper01 It had nothing to do with religion.
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@BiggieTrismegistus Evidence of the use of such "microwave" devices were found all over the place in backstreets and quite some distance from the towers.
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@ashleylovestennis6476 Hitting a bouncy castle from that height would result in injury and probably death; your first bounce would be uncontrollable.
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@rumham7466 Don't be offended, but I don't think you understand any of the things I am saying.
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@SeminoleRail Yeah. In order to fly, airplanes are made with light metals. You know the foil you use to wrap your food? They're made out of that metal. I never saw any planes hit those buildings. I never even saw live images. Perhaps only a hundred people actually saw those explosions with their own eyes. After all, no one was expecting them. The rest is second had manipulated images and misinformation.
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@isaacmissen3486 Images and videos are routinely manipulated.
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@LittleVoodooDolly The balsa stick won't impale you if your head is made of denser wood.
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The only way you would know for sure is if you saw it with your own eyes. On that day, I got up and switched on the TV. A weird image appeared. It was one of the twin towers with smoke all around. I heard the newscasters saying something vague along the lines of one of the towers collapsed. Flicking through news channels, I realized that both towers had collapsed, and to this day I don't recall watching the collapses live. Still, at the time I took it all seriously right up until a crisis actor appeared going out of his way to push a narrative. From that moment onward I knew the whole thing was a sham.
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@LittleVoodooDolly Read what I typed slowly!
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