It's officially been 17 years (and a few days) since the World Trade Center twin towers were attacked and destroyed on September 11, 2001. And while the world is constantly being told to "never forget" the horrors that took place on that fateful day, there is something that the authorities would rather have us all forget if we somehow happened to notice it, or never learn about at all if we didn't: the sudden free fall of Building 7 into its own footprint.
While video clips of Building 7 collapsing for no apparent reason are all over the internet for inquiring minds to examine, long lost footage recently found on an old digital camera and uploaded to Brighteon.com shows this largely unknown-to-the-general-public structure, which sat some 370 feet to the north of WTC 1, collapsing in on itself with all the classic demarcations of a controlled demolition – immediately following a series of explosions that are visible from lower in the building.
Watch the clip below as the 47-story, solid steel office building, which wasn't hit by either of the two airplanes, emit sudden flashes of light before dipping near the top-center of its structure and collapsing at what appears to be an accelerated free fall speed straight into the ground.
Have you ever seen a controlled demolition of an old Vegas casino? It looks just like what happened to Building 7
The mainstream media and official narrative-pushers have had to perform all sorts of logical and gravitational gymnastics to try to explain away what happened to Building 7, which was located relatively far from the twin towers and minimally impacted by their collapse. Those who ask honest questions about why this building imploded when it wasn't even hit by the planes have long been dubbed conspiracy theorists for even bringing it up.
But as you watch for yourself this short video clip and ponder what's actually taking place, you're likely to have some questions of your own. One of them might be: how does an entire solid steel structure collapse when it incurred minimal damage from somewhat nearby tower fires? And more importantly, how does it plunge to the ground at free fall speed without encountering any resistance?
A thorough analysis of the situation conducted by Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth found that there's no way Building 7 would have collapsed in this manner if it were truly just hit by debris from the twin towers, which is what the official story dictates.
"Newton's third law says that when objects interact, they always exert equal and opposite forces on each other," says David Chandler, a physic teacher who has extensively studied the strange free fall behavior of Building 7 for many years since the tragedy occurred.
"Therefore, while an object is falling, if it exerts any force on objects in its path, those objects must push back, slowing the fall. If an object is observed to be in free fall, we can conclude that nothing in the path exerts a force to slow it down."
But that's just it: there was seemingly nothing to slow down the fall of Building 7 – almost like it was planned that way all along.
If you're still not convinced, check out the below video of an old Las Vegas casino being demolished as part of a controlled demolition. Notice how there are similar explosions that take place just prior to the building forming a similar dip at its top, followed by it free falling into its own footprint just like Building 7 did on September 11, 2001.
Be sure to check out other eye-opening truth videos that you won't find on YouTube at Brighteon.com.
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