9/11 Video Discusses Rudy Guiliani's involvement in 9/11

"Despite the protests of the victims' families as well as many scientists and engineers, Rudy Giuliani's administration worked hand in hand with the Bush Administration to immediately ship the 200 thousand tons of twisted, melted, demolished World Trade Center steel off to India and China to be recycled as scrap before anyone had a chance to do a forensic examination of it. This is not what normally happens to evidence in a crime scene, and is a clear indication of the Giuliani Administration and the Bush Administration's involvement in the crimes of 9/11" - Source : YouTube


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Not only that, but on 9/11 Guiliani was not in building 7 as he would normally be. He is reported to have been in a different location that day - further away from the World Trade Twin Towers and The Solomon Brother's Building 7. Convenient, yes, but incriminating? Hardly. But, there is more to that story. 

Building 7 fell at free fall speed on 9/11 and there is plenty of evidence to show that Firefighters, BBC and the building owner Larry Silverstein knew the building would be coming down. Silverstein said in a PBS documentary that they decided to "pull it". To "pull it" is the terminology used by demolition experts to describe the controlled demolition of a building. Silverstein also made a substantial profit on the loss of those lives and buildings on 9/11. Only weeks before he took out a large insurance policy on the property and gained millions instead of losing millions that he would have lost in building repairs. Inspections showed that repairs were going to cost more than the property was worth at the time.

Where is the BBC getting its information? The BBC reported that building 7 had fallen 20 minutes before it actually did fall. An even more telling detail is that at the time this was reported, the Soloman Brothers Building 7 was still visible behind the reporter. Convenient? Certainly not. Incriminating? I think so.