What exactly do you want investigated?
Last edited by mouse; 06-13-2013 at 01:04 AM.
What specifically about WTC7 do you want investigated?
Why the 9/11 commission practically ignored WTC7
Why a steel framed building with minimal damage and a few offices fires came down at nearly freefall speed.
Why the only witness that said he was inside and saw explosions was egnored by the 9/11 commission and when was asked to do a tv interview just happen to mysteriously die.
Why the BBC news reported the building collaps when it hadn't collapsed yet.
BTW why are you not posting do entary films?
That commission was not an engineering report. There is one of those for WTC 7
It's in the report.Why a steel framed building with minimal damage and a few offices fires came down at nearly freefall speed.
He had already done interviews. In fact he and the other man he was with in WTC7, about whom you are demonstrably ignorant, were interviewed for the engineering report about which you appear to be completely ignorant.Why the only witness that said he was inside and saw explosions was egnored by the 9/11 commission and when was asked to do a tv interview just happen to mysteriously die.
They got it wrong. There were contemporary reports saying it had collapsed or was about to collapse. If you remember it was kind of a busy day for news operations. Then again, maybe you don't. Do you?Why the BBC news reported the building collaps when it hadn't collapsed yet.
Don't need to. Why do you turn into a Nazi forum cop when you feel cornered?BTW why are you not posting do entary films?
Last edited by ChumpDumper; 06-13-2013 at 08:58 PM.
The Doctor was good. Lots of stuff about Julius Erving I didn't know.
The King of Kong was great, one of the best villains both in fiction and non fiction.
That film is on my top 50 Do entary films of all times have you see the follow up on that story some of it was staged.
So far I'm really liking The Unknown War, which is a 5 DVD set (about 20 hours total) about WWII from the Soviets' view. I'm sure it leaves out inconvenient things like Poland, how the Red Army raped the out every woman in Berlin, the forced labor of German citizens as reparations, the Stasi and the East German police state, etc. Still, it's pretty cool seeing the story of the partisans, how they quickly moved all their war production across the Urals, the 800 day siege of Leningrad, etc. I really wish there was something similar from the German perspective, but I'm doubtful anything was ever made since the Germans had an at ude of "never speak of it again" until the last maybe 10 years or so.
Last edited by baseline bum; 06-18-2013 at 04:11 AM.
Speaking of East Germany, here's a pretty interesting hour from the BBC about living under the Communists in East Germany
I read about that somewhere--but to hear that is way interesting and gross at the same time!
Bump for some new recommendations..
I'm watching this now.. not bad IMO.
I've also recently watched and enjoyed:
"The Internet's Own Boy"
http://www.imdb.com/ le/tt3268458/?ref_=nv_sr_1
"Killer Legends" - (sheds some light on a lot of old legends, like the "poison in the Halloween candy" bs that my mom drilled into my head as a kid)
http://www.imdb.com/ le/tt3449040/?ref_=nv_sr_1
What do you guys recommend? I don't care about the subject, just need something interesting.
There was some WWI do entary discussion ITT so bump.
Normally not a fan of colorization and dubbing but I'll give Peter Jackson's vision a try in the theater. Going to be totally Anglocentric but I'm watching to see the film technology as much if not more than the history.
I did watch the Impossible Peace: The Time Between World Wars series on Amazon Prime. A pretty good Australian production about how we managed to things up all over again. I can't imagine anything like it being produced anytime soon, so if you're interested in an overview of this time this is it.
Watched the Orson Welles do entary, "They'll Love me When when I'm Dead". Awesome. Went and watched what Netflix put out as his last film- not awesome.
R.I.P symple19
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