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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2026 · 13 MIN

TSOT164: String Cheese And Frayed Rope - the Impossible Physical Effects on the WTC Steel Columns

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Huge nod to 911revision's substack, where I found this information due to them pointing out some articles.  This one being the one I was perusing, but I was just pointing out one small aspect of it - so I recommend highly you go visit. Even finishing that article is a lot more than I have covered here, and they have a lot of articles. Steel columns fraying? From a physical collision the pressure of which was distributed over dozens of them? That's not how this works. That's not how colllision physics work. Instead the string cheese and frayed rope appearance is in line with the Hutchison effect, which is what happens to materials when subjected to energies related to Tesla technologies. ================================================= Please subscribe and follow on your favorite podcast platforms! By the way - new email address - send me a message! [email protected] Also, I have been being active on substack - even if I have not written many articles, I have been commenting and restacking. So find me there. https://thescalesoftruth.substack.com

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