14 Suspects in World Trade Center Before 9/11 Doing Construction

See youtube version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uibzvVNe0N0

I think this video is rather confusing because they show pictures of 9/11 activists alongside the pictures of these 'art students', without making a clear distinction. They should only show the art students in the video (imho) for sake of clarity.

I have a gut feeling this is very important information, perhaps the most important news in a long time on the 9/11 front (certainly more important than a fake interview with the president).

Just my 2 cents of course.

I like this post since it starts to provide some missing links. There are lots of stories about foreign art students casing federal government buildings in the weeks prior to 911.

So we know that the towers were exploded. We also know that to do this would require tons of explosives, applied over several weeks or months. Also, there would have to be some means of moving the explosives into the towers. How might this have been done?

In this regard, the story of the dancing young people on an Urban Moving Systems van, filming the towers as they were blowing up, and high-fiving each other, always interested me. But what's more interesting is who they worked for, and the fact that in the next few days after 9/11, their company, Urban Moving, apparently totally closed up shop in a heated rush, leaving a lot of customers in the lurch with their stuff still in storage.

"The warehouse was closed on September 14, said Ron George, a spokesman for the New Jersey State Division of Consumer Affairs.
On December 7, a New Jersey judge ruled that the state could seize the goods remaining inside the warehouse. The state also has a lawsuit pending against Urban Moving Systems and its owner, Dominik Otto Suter, an Israeli citizen."

"Our 20/20 cameras took these pictures inside Urban Moving some three months later. And as you can see, it looked like Suter shut down the business in a big hurry. Cell phones and personal effects were lying around Suter's office, the phones were still connected with hundreds of messages waiting. There were job applications to be processed, and the property of dozens of families packed in the warehouse. Dominic Suter's company closed down in such a hurry, some of their customers, like Frank Crisp, were left hanging."

So the argument that "too many people would have known; too many people would be talking by now", maybe is not that strong. Give me a good moving company and some "crazy art students" hanging out for a few months "helping out with construction", and a reasonable explanation for how the explosives could have been planted starts to take shape.

So why did Urban Moving Systems close down in such a heated rush on September 14, 2001? Who were its clients? Was it moving anything into the World Trade Center towers during the months prior to 911?

This information is incredible!
This reminds me of the German named Klaus? who was linked to the bombing at Oklahoma City, but, of course, that information was ignored. The New American magazine documented this and followed the story for years. It wasn't just one lone crazy that pulled it off!

So I gather that these art students set the demolition charges that brought down the towers? That is kind of a stretch for me - unless they were trained in explosives and then posed as art students. But, as compelling as this guy's news is, a few dots are left unconnected. I hope he will be able to go back and fill in the rest.