"Towering Inferno"
I just watched this 1974 movie on AMC.
A 140 story skyscraper has raging fires throughout the structure for at least two hours until the fire is put out by blowing up giant water tanks on the top floor with explosives.
By the logic of 9/11, shouldn't there have been a top-down global collapse after the explosives ripped apart the top floor and debris and millions of gallons of water fell onto the fire-weakened floors below?
Memorable quote at the end, when someone says the "body count" was only 200, the hero fireman Steve McQueen says something like "one of these days, we're going to lose 10,000 people in one of these".
The fireman hero meme is promulgated in this film-- countering the no-nonsense firemen with the greedy impractical architects.
A 140 story skyscraper has raging fires throughout the structure for at least two hours until the fire is put out by blowing up giant water tanks on the top floor with explosives.
By the logic of 9/11, shouldn't there have been a top-down global collapse after the explosives ripped apart the top floor and debris and millions of gallons of water fell onto the fire-weakened floors below?
Memorable quote at the end, when someone says the "body count" was only 200, the hero fireman Steve McQueen says something like "one of these days, we're going to lose 10,000 people in one of these".
The fireman hero meme is promulgated in this film-- countering the no-nonsense firemen with the greedy impractical architects.
posted by spooked at 4:26 PM
3 Comments:
You wonder why reality isn't based on a thirty year old disaster film? And people wonder why we call you an idiot...
and people wonder why you sword of conspiracy pinch guys never even say the word "9/11" much less address any of the numerous anomalies and discrepancies that make up the official govt/media fairytale...
No wonderment here. Many of us know that "conspiracy smasher" isn't. Rather s/he is either a paid shill or a shillwannabe.
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