Newly Uncovered Video Evidence Indicates Thermite Used to Melt Twin Towers' Steel

If you're a 9/11 coincidence theorist, this is where you might want to close your eyes, plug your ears and scream real loud.

This is a conventional fire..

This is a thermite reaction..

Steel has a melting point of 2500 degrees. Before 9/11, a steel structured building had never fallen from fire damage. On 9/11, three such buildings allegedly fell from fire damage.

Here is all the proof you need that conventional fire cannot melt steel..

Watch this video of thermite melting through a car's engine block. Note the almost lava-like effect. Thermite is part iron oxide (powder) so when it's ignited, you essentially have liquid metal.

Now watch this video footage of what looks like thermite pouring out of a wound in the South Tower of the World Trade Center. Note the distinct difference between it and the larger conventional fire to it's above left. If this were an electrical fire, the sparks would fizzle out almost immediately but they don't. The fire burns intensely and incessantly as what appear to be sparks or droplets of liquid metal fall far and away from it, still burning an almost white color, indicating that the fuel source is not used up. It looks as if it's raining lava.

More than likely, the thermite was used to soften the steel columns enough so that a small and discreet amount of explosive material would be sufficient to bring down the towers. Had the demolition sequence been executed without thermite, heavier explosives would have been necessary to bring down the buildings and would have resulted in obvious explosions. Yet as you will see below, squibs (lateral explosions) were still clearly visible.