If only they knew...

I have a desire to write, I really do, but I have a fear of writing something controversial. Trying to keep the peace becomes difficult when you're mind thinks so many things. Like 9/11, you can call me a conspiracy theorist but what makes me different is the Spirit that lives inside, it bears witness to the truth. As I sat on the 6th floor in BMCC I was over looking ground zero. I watched the workers in green and orange walk to a fro the whole area. Then mixed in I saw the people, some walking, some running and the usual tourist looking lost. Then something came upon me, I realized what was sitting before me, the greatest act of cruelty in all time, not even war can compare. Yes it is a bold statement to make but hear me out: In war both countries know that they are at war, they know to expect blood and destruction, in addition they know where the attacks are coming from. In the case of 9/11, on a clear Tuesday morning thousands died and many more were affected. Now here comes the controversial part: Media has told us this was an attack from Al Queida but if you look at physics, how can a building completely fall in to nothing by being hit from the top. Don't understand? lets use the game Jenga for an example. The goal of the game is to remove as many blocks as you can without knocking down the structure. Now lets say you remove the wrong block from the middle, only half of the structure falls but the base is still intact. Now if you remove the wrong block from the bottom that's when the whole structure collapses. Now lets relate that to the twin towers, the point of impact was at the top of the building. In order for the whole building to collapse there had to also be impact from the bottom. There is obviously something suspicious going on, but what can I do? A mere person with an idea based on physics. However, if we as Americans stop accepting everything we hear on the news as the truth then they will have to work harder to deceive us. Remember the news and all forms of media are all privately owned, subjectivity is bound to seep in.