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Directed energy destroyed the Twin Towers — Judy Wood

Directed energy destroyed the Twin Towers — Judy Wood

It wasn't controlled demolition. It wasn't mini-nukes. It was directed energy, argues mechanical engineer Judy Wood.

Judy Wood is the author of Where Did The Towers Go?

She is a former Professor of Mechanical Engineering with a PhD from Virginia Tech. 

Specifically, her central thesis is that the destruction of the World Trade Centre was not caused by planes crashing into the buildings or by traditional controlled demolition, but rather by the use of directed energy technology (DEW).

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Her book lays down an unbelievably detailed examination of the evidence.

Ground Zero and the nearby areas were captured in photographs many thousands of times, but nobody analysed them properly, which is why Judy's work is so important.

She shows the complete lack of debris and the presence of unusual damage patterns, which forces one to ask a lot of questions.

What is directed energy?

For clarity, according to the US Department Of Defence, directed energy is an umbrella term covering technologies that produce a beam of concentrated electromagnetic energy, or atomic or subatomic particles. Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) are advanced weapons that use concentrated energy beams to disable or destroy targets. 

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