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Source: https://billstclair.com/www.cheniere.org/correspondence/032607.htm

Subject: RE: WTC Amazing
photos
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 16:19:49 -0500

      Hi Tony,
    

    
      Yes, that should do it!
    

    
      It would depend on the development of such weapons having reached that 
      high
    
      level of "perfecting". But it's definitely doable; just requires the 
      proper
    
      development.
    

    
      There is also an additional possibility. With enough priority, such 
      advanced
    
      weapons can spy on and keep up with any group, including any group of
    
      terrorists.
    

    
      Hence one thing the KGB would definitely lean to and favor, would be 
      to take
    
      advantage of a known terrorist strike (one they even "watched" going 
      in
    
      there to hit) and add a little something extra to it. That is, use the
    
      terrorist strike itself as a deliberate "cover" to "conceal" extra 
      effects
    
      added to increase the destruction and the damage.
    

    
      Something like the latter is what I strongly suspect actually 
      happened.
    

    
      Best wishes,
    

    
      Tom 

    

    
      One presumes that a QP weapon could be tuned to only disassociate
    
    
      high grade steel components into silt size particulate matter (2 - 74
    
      microns).
    

    
      This would explain the selectivity, and why there was an attraction
    
    
      only to auto engine blocks (high grade steel, say, ASTM 36 or above)
    
    
      as opposed to the whole car bodies.
    

    
      Best
    

    
      Tony 

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