William Rodriguez

It turns out that there are all these eyewitnesses ac- uh, witness accounts of a bomb going off probably in the sub-basement seconds before, something like six to seven seconds before the first plane hit.

And we know William Rodriguez, who was a janitor down there, he was blown upwards, and people came out with their skin hanging out from the sub-basements.

He was in the sub-basement.

And, uh, you know, and then he heard the, the plane hit.

So the uranium could be out of that, but we looked very carefully with micros- with, um, uh, uh, ha- hand lenses at the photos, and we saw projectiles flying out, three of them, flying out of, uh, the impact site, uh, on s- on one of the World Trade Center buildings, and they were smoking a drab olive color, two of them were, and, um, that is the color of depleted uranium burning.

Now, um, William Rodriguez also said that he had the key to all the rooms in both of the buildings, and there was one, uh, floor he said, "I just got this horrible feeling." This is a few days before 9/11.

He said, "I just have this horrible feeling not to go and unlock that door and do my inspection of that floor." So he just totally avoided it.

But, um, there were certainly explosives in the buildings.

My, um, 9/11-

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... speech in Tokyo and, and Wil- William Rodriguez, it's all on the internet on Google Video.

All right.

It's possible, for sure, but it's not a lot of info.

There's another story in this about a man named William Rodriguez.

Rodriguez was a janitor at the North Tower, a 20-year employee who held the master key to every stairwell in the building.

On the morning of 9-11, he was running roughly a half hour late.

Now, let me just introduce this video to you.

This is Jesse Ventura, Wild News, with William Rodriguez, who is a witness in the 9-11 Commission.

Listen to this video and what they state, everybody.

Powerful.