It must be amazing to live in a world where you can make a claim, have it totally destroyed, and then magically make it go away be simply saying it. Seriously dude, you've got to just be playing the part, you can't actually believe the BS that you've been posting? Can you?
You, or anyone else has yet to bring one single piece of physical evidence that demolitions were used.
This whole thread is about some video that that's sound is so bad it has to be filtered, and then the viewer lead to the conclusion that is must have been explosions.
Here's my question for you, if this video, shot blocks away caught the sound of a succession of explosions, how come none of the other videos that were closer did? Why isn't there one of the other videos that clearly show the collapse, and several minutes prior to, that doesn't have a clear audio of these fantasy demolition explosions? Why in none of the videos are there any demolition explosions at the point where the buildings collapse?
This video ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYHPGdIzueA&NR=1
... is from practically the base of the building, looks like half a block, no obstructions, and yet the firemen are standing there talking, and their attention is drawn to the building after it has started collapsing. This would have been going on the same time as you fantasy "proof of demolitions" video. Notice there's no explosions going on, the firefighters aren't even looking at the building until it is already collapsing.
Here's another one of the same building from another spot, just as close ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsETCJADIxI&feature=related
Nope, no demolition explosions going on there, everyone just staring up at it until it starts collapsing. I almost didn't want to use this one because the reporter says "huge explosion now raining debris on all of us", and unless you are going to continue the dishonesty, you'll admit that he was talking about the collapse.
Where are the "explosions" in these two videos that are much closer, and don't need to be run through filters? Why is everyone just standing there looking at these buildings that are supposed to at the seconds before collapse have demolitions going off?
Here's yet another one, this is the best one because guess what you can here? The same rumbling in intervals as your video, but without the filters, you know what it is? The building collapsing, the intervals between floors collapsing into one another. You can even see it, the sounds correspond with the first couple bellows of dust, smoke, and debris pushing out as the collapse progresses ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJbGm7GE1tA&feature=related
And guess what is missing? that's right ...explosions before the building collapses.