Not at all. They were standing with WTC7 over her left shoulder, reporting live at 5, claiming wtc7 had just fallen. Her feed was lost, and 20 minutes later, the building fell. No stretching going on there.
That's the detail you choose to find fault with? Well at least you don't contest they announced it fell before it fell. That's something I suppose.
Illustrates your stretching of the truth....And the fact they announced it before it fell is no surprise,nothing sinister about it.
Brown said that the building "has collapsed or is collapsing." If there was a script handed out, it would have probably been worded the same way. There had been speculation well before that that it was goig to collapse. Stanley apparently just assumed that it was down already. People make that kind of mistake in an OH (*)(*)(*)(*) scenario. Even had they turned around and looked, they might not have known the Solomon Brothers building from the Chrysler building. Neither of them are from NYC.
Here is what they said about the building falling before it fell.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAlUkqlsDvs
Yeah ... no one ever makes a mistake on the BBC. [video=youtube;1T0PqzkFxso]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T0PqzkFxso[/video] Point is ... the FDNY were predicting the collapse of WTC7 for hours before it did so. That's why they pulled all operations away from it.
and you think no one died on 9/11. http://thepoliticalforums.com/threa...-HOLLOW-and-EMPTY-on-9-11?p=168023#post168023 Your thoughts aren't exactly trustworthy.
You stick to your talking points no matter huh? Focus on the talking points at all cost. I thought I addressed this already? Oh yeah...I did. Doesn't fit with the talking points though. I get it.
EVERYONE?? Funny...I was glued to the television all day and nobody mentioned that likelihood until the BBC announced that it had already fallen some twenty minutes earlier than it actually did. "Officially" though...EVERYBODY knew. I understand. You'd think though that somebody would have announced it prior to catch it live for the "scoop". I guess the BBC was supposed to be the scoopers exclusively.
Well, I can understand why nobody wanted to cover the collapse live. I mean, since they knew hours ahead of time. You'd think somebody would want to cover it. Quite the opposite it seems huh?
How come nobody told Ashley Banfield to turn off her camera and get out of there before they blew the building?
AFTER the fact. No news networks were hanging around with their cameras trained on WTC7 counting down, or otherwise announcing the impending collapse. AFTER. The press didn't know in advance (outside of the BBC, of course). - - - Updated - - - Yes...I didn't realize it was a false flag event at first. I was suckered in just like every other person. Then, the lies and inconsistencies were too apparent to ignore.