Source: https://mysticbazaar.substack.com/p/911-evidence-why-dr-judy-wood-uses
When we look at the events of 9/11, we were told straight away what we were seeing before we had a chance to actually observe it. Most people use words like ‘collapse’ ‘fire’ or ‘explosion’, but these words come with assumptions about the cause.Dr Judy Wood takes a different approach. Her use of unique terms like, dustification, Wheatchex and Cheetos isn’t an accident or a lack of technical vocabulary. It is a clever and unbiased way of naming an effect without assuming a cause. By using descriptive analogies, she forces us to look at the provable fcts - the observable evidence - rather than the theory we have been told to believe.You may have seen words like ‘toasted’ and ‘fuming’ in my previous articles but here is a breakdown of the specific vocabulary that Dr Wood uses, to describe the never before seen phenomena of that day.Dustification - The mid-air transformation of solid material, including massive steel beams, into ultra fine powder before it hits the ground.Poofing - The visual phenomenon of a building section suddently turning into a cloud of dust and ‘wafting’ away rather than falling as a solid object.Wheatchex - Her term for the perimeter wall panels of the Towers (3 columns wide, 3 stories tall) that fell in chunks, resembling the cereal.Thinning - Thick, heavy steel beams that appeared to have become as thin as tissue or paper without evidence of melting.Jellification - A state where metal loses its rigidity and behaves like a soft or fluid substance at room temperature.Rolled up Carpets - Massive steel remnants that were found tightly coiled or curled, a shape physically impossible for a gravity driven ‘pancake’ collapseTortilla Chips - Eroded steel fragments so thin and curled they resemble the texture of corn chips.Toasted - objects like vehicles parked blocks away that appeared ‘burnt’ or singed, melted and totally destroyed.Fuming - The continuous emission of white clouds from the ground or debris, even when material was saturagted with water and clearly cold.Lather - A thick white ‘shaving cream’ appearance of fumes pouring from one side of WTC 1 and WTC 7.Cheeto - A specific orange glowing object that looked like the snack food, it appeared to glow as if hot but did not ignite the paper it sat on.Swiss Cheese - Metal surfaces (like cars and steel beams) that had round holes ‘eaten’ or evaporated through them while the surrounding metal remained intact.Rustification - Instantaneous, uniform rusting of metal that occurred much faster than natural oxidation.Fuzzballs - Microscopic, iron rich spheres found in the dust, suggesting material was pulled apart at a molecular level.Spatter - Material that appeared to have been ‘splashed’ onto the sides of adjacent buildings at high speeds.Transmutation - The apparent alteration of a material’s molecular structure, such as finding wood fused into aluminium.On 9/11 the media repeatedly told us what to belie before a forensic investigation had even begun. This loop of information created ‘perceptual conformity’ training us to ignore what was physically in front of us.Dr Wood’s unique vocabulary is an invitation to break that spell. She isn’t offering a new theory to believe she is asking you to look at the evidence with fresh eyes and make up your own mind.When you see a building ‘unravelling like a sweater’ or ‘swiss cheese’ holes in parked cars, your eyes are witnessing a phenomena that conventional physics cannot explain as simple fire or collapse. The question is - do you have the courage to look again and believe what your own eyes are telling you?‘If you listen to the evidence carefully enough, it will speak to you and tell you exactly what happened’. - Dr Judy Woodwheredidthetowersgo.comLeave a commentShare
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