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Site Map DANNY JOWENKO INTERVIEW 2006 WITH DUTCH TV NEWS "ZEMBIA INVESTIGATES 9/11 THEORIES" |
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[YouTube video translated by einsteen, transcript prepared by Tara Carreon, ABOL Librarian]
INTERVIEWER: What you see at the WTC, these are pictures of building #7. Let's take this and look what we see. DANNY JOWENKO: Do you see a fire above somewhere? INTERVIEWER: I see smoke however. DANNY JOWENKO: Yeah, you always get dust, nothing has been removed from it? Does the top go first? No, the bottom. INTERVIEWER: It starts on the bottom. DANNY JOWENKO: They simply blew up columns and the rest caved in afterwards. INTERVIEWER: Did this fall in a different way than the WTC? Don't you agree? DANNY JOWENKO: Yes, you see the bottom floors go first. INTERVIEWER: Yes, the rest implodes. DANNY JOWENKO: This is controlled demolition. INTERVIEWER: You're sure? DANNY JOWENKO: Absolutely, it's been imploded. This was a hired job. A team of experts did this. INTERVIEWER: But it also happened on September 11th. DANNY JOWENKO: The same day? INTERVIEWER: The same day. DANNY JOWENKO: The same day? Are you sure? INTERVIEWER: Yes. INTERVIEWER: There he goes again. DANNY JOWENKO: I remember that they told they've imploded it, it smoked for days, there was already much smoke gone. Are you sure it was the 11th? That can't be. INTERVIEWER: Seven hours after the World Trade Center came down. DANNY JOWENKO: Then they worked hard. I don't know the construction of the building but then they very rigorously, very quickly placed charges. They had the piece of luck that since there was already very much destroyed in the environment that you don't have to be precise. You can imagine if there are all buildings surrounded that are intact and should stay intact with sensitive computer equipment, then you have to prepare very precisely your weakenings etc. INTERVIEWER: But it looks like it was that clean. DANNY JOWENKO: Ok, that can be but...I mean, I mean maybe that they then indeed used packet(?) charges instead of all the cutting torch work plus applying a linear cutter charge. Simply rigorously because it was a mess already. INTERVIEWER: No cutting torch work but only some charges? DANNY JOWENKO: Simply placing charges and really fast. The situation was completely polluted in the environment. INTERVIEWER: Globally now, assume you're instructed to do this, this is the map of that building. DANNY JOWENKO: From number seven? INTERVIEWER: That is number seven. These are the carrying steel columns. DANNY JOWENKO: That is not really much. INTERVIEWER: No, that is not really much. DANNY JOWENKO: That explains quite a lot. INTERVIEWER: What does it explain? DANNY JOWENKO: That you can do it fast. INTERVIEWER: You can blow it up fast? DANNY JOWENKO: You can blow this up fast. Look, I don't know the height of the floors. Let me put that first. But maybe they placed more floors in the middle, but in principle per column you only...uh You could even do this with cutting torches and cutter charges. INTERVIEWER: But which columns do you have to blow up to let it collapse as cleanly as we've seen?
DANNY JOWENKO: This heart. INTERVIEWER: This heart? These twelve? DANNY JOWENKO: Although I've seen a picture on internet, seen from above, it was not really clean, at the sides there were walls 13-14 floors high still standing. INTERVIEWER: No, it was very clean. DANNY JOWENKO: I can show you that on internet, I don't know which movie it was but it wasn't lying on a heap very nice. Look, it was shortened compared to the 47th.
INTERVIEWER: This is the heap. DANNY JOWENKO: Look, this is what I mean, that's a lot. INTERVIEWER: But you can walk around it. So clean that you can walk around it. DANNY JOWENKO: But this is still standing, this is what I mean. You show me exactly the picture that I mean. INTERVIEWER: But this is a different building. DANNY JOWENKO: Is that a different building? INTERVIEWER: That is the building next to it. DANNY JOWENKO: Then they've demolished that later also? Debris is adjacent I would say. INTERVIEWER: As far as I know this hasn't been demolished.
DANNY JOWENKO: And this building? INTERVIEWER: I'm not sure but this is building seven. This doesn't belong to it; this is the 4-zone building. DANNY JOWENKO: Let's look, how do I have to see that? Is this an other building? INTERVIEWER: Yes. DANNY JOWENKO: I wish there were more pictures of this. INTERVIEWER: There are some aerial photographs but everywhere you clearly see that only building seven collapsed cleanly with the outside walls going inside. DANNY JOWENKO: But you do that to..., here you start with your first times and then it travels to the outside in order to get the walls going to the inside etc. A charge in an H-beam, let's say they were H-profiles. You only have to burn 2 holes, in the middle a cutter charge, two skew and you do that again below, a pressure charge against it, a piece of wood with a pressure charge, you connect it and boom, it is gone. It is... we also do that, we also topple steel-construction or implode it. INTERVIEWER: How long would it take for you for this building to... DANNY JOWENKO: If you are coming there with sufficient people and mark the places where the cutting torch guys have to do something... A cutter charge against it with a piece of duct tape, is no-time, a no-time job. A minute per charge, less, a half minute. INTERVIEWER: You have to place all pipes and place all wires. DANNY JOWENKO: It might have been worse, everyone knows his task. INTERVIEWER: How many men and how much time do you need to do that? DANNY JOWENKO: I'm not sure. INTERVIEWER: Make an estimation. DANNY JOWENKO: You need experienced people but if you had thirty or forty men... A few with a cutting torch, others clearing the walls... Others hooking up the det cord and boosters. That all has to be coordinated and another hooks up the electronic systems, and then he goes. INTERVIEWER: Could this building spontaneously collapse for example because these columns are damaged in this way?
DANNY JOWENKO: No, I don't believe that. No, I don't believe that. But I have absolutely no single picture of the side of those big towers to building number seven. INTERVIEWER: Look, I've also looked at that as a hypothesis; this is the damage in the whole area, ground zero.
DANNY JOWENKO: But how far were those buildings away? INTERVIEWER: Building #7 was the farthest building. DANNY JOWENKO: But how much distance are we talking about? INTERVIEWER: I don't know that exactly but they calculated that this is the area were all steel columns have fallen. This is only small debris. DANNY JOWENKO: But it had been damaged? INTERVIEWER: It has been damaged decently. DANNY JOWENKO: If this is 63 meter and the building is 415 than you can understand that it theoretically hits decently. INTERVIEWER: But that has been confirmed, that building was damaged, not as serious as this building, this building, this building certainly not as serious as this building but it was slightly damaged at the outer side. A few columns were surely... DANNY JOWENKO: Then it's the choice of the owner of the building, we fix it or...away with it. INTERVIEWER: But isn't it that if the outer columns, you have three of them here, that it then... would collapse that clean? DANNY JOWENKO: Again I see that same principle that from the outside...and then complete parts nothing and then inside there are relatively a few columns. INTERVIEWER: That's correct, yes. DANNY JOWENKO: It strikes me that, that could be a reason for Silverstone or stein... The owner. The owner of the building that he says: Look, this will cost me a lot of pennies and what do I get back, still the same old building. And on such a moment I think that Giuliani easily would give a license to demolish, here you are if you want to get rid of it, asap. INTERVIEWER: Ok, but it could not be by fire? That it was on fire and that the building... DANNY JOWENKO: No. Well, maybe that some... that burning parts fly away so far, I don't believe that. But I don't know, it's guessing for me. INTERVIEWER: Yes, on the pictures we've seen you could see clearly... DANNY JOWENKO: This is work of man. INTERVIEWER: This is work of man? DANNY JOWENKO: This is, this is with... INTERVIEWER: Thus we need no discussion about that... DANNY JOWENKO: No, this is also a hired...sir said it himself, you hear him saying "pull it down", away with it. INTERVIEWER: Look, here for example you see plumes of smoke; the special thing is it rises upwards. DANNY JOWENKO: What do you want to say with that, smoke always rises upwards. INTERVIEWER: No in the WTC Twin Towers you saw plumes of smoke at the sides of the building. DANNY JOWENKO: Those are pressed out. INTERVIEWER: You saw it from top to down; here you see the reverse thing. It starts at the bottom and goes up. DANNY JOWENKO: Those are the charges, they damage the structures and at the other one the mass says: I can't hold you, I can't hold you and it pulverizes the cement from it. INTERVIEWER: What we see here are charges? DANNY JOWENKO: No probably they were not that high, maybe...is this seven? INTERVIEWER: Yes. DANNY JOWENKO: Yes, could be. INTERVIEWER: But then it's more work than a few hours with 30 men. DANNY JOWENKO: You don't know whether they are charges, it could be the same effect as in the WTC. If all carrying parts are banged away and we see it here on the corner beams then, that those also say I can't hold you and you get more or less the same effect. That they break that then also the bolt connections break. No I don't believe that those are charges. INTERVIEWER: Ok. Ok. DANNY JOWENKO: But that is also not needed, the outside needs not to be imploded. INTERVIEWER: Here we have him again. DANNY JOWENKO: Yes, it starts on the bottom; at the outside no implosion is needed. INTERVIEWER: Ok, this has bursted from the bottom. DANNY JOWENKO: Yes, it could be that in the middle sections several levels have imploded to get sufficient fall-speed, that could be. But I don't have to tell those guys how to do that, they do this kind of work the whole day. They for sure know how to handle such a building. INTERVIEWER: Ok, but if you place bursting-charges at the higher floors one needs more time. DANNY JOWENKO: Then you need more time, but they did it very well, but maybe there were large fo(?) I don't know what, I don't know the building. Some locations are missing, 2 or 3 floors. I don't know the building. But in principle it is a very short time. INTERVIEWER: [not translated] DANNY JOWENKO: It is possible, if something must, people can do much. If you have the right teams on the right location. INTERVIEWER: The strange thing about this story is that the official report, made by FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, they have investigated how this building could have imploded. They say, it appears the collapse was due to, primarily to fire rather than any impact damage from the collapsing towers. They don't mention explosives at all. Because according to the official report it hasn't been pulled down by explosives. DANNY JOWENKO: I don't know better than that it has been imploded as we call it. I think this is obviously a building that has been imploded. If this is the consequence of the coming down of the WTC towers... that would greatly astonish me. I can't imagine it. No. INTERVIEWER: Remains strange that in the official reports they don't admit it's been imploded. DANNY JOWENKO: That's strange. That's strange. I also think that's strange. I have no explanation for it. INTERVIEWER: What I sometimes think, has it maybe to do with insurance? Yes, that can also be. DANNY JOWENKO: Look if that man is bribed by Silverstone because he wants his payment... and here you also have a nice percentage then he writes that simply down. This is how America is tied together. INTERVIEWER: That makes September 11th very hard. That means that you also cannot trust government reports. DANNY JOWENKO: Then it becomes very difficult. But, yes I didn't follow them those government reports, but I've seen a part about those military planes that all flew the other direction, that NORAD was all the way confused. Such a guy doesn't fly over the ocean while he needs to fly the other direction. But they are not sent to the other direction wittingly, it was one big muddle. This was an enormous psychological slap... INTERVIEWER: Look, it is simple like this? If you see the bottom going first bursting-charges are involved? DANNY JOWENKO: Again, you clearly see, those other things start at the top and you see the outer walls being pressed outwardly because the middle-core sags down. There the bolt connections break etc. etc. It goes and the rest is, as the energy comes it comes and it presses it away. INTERVIEWER: And this building, to avoid that other buildings collapse, in my opinion you have to implode it on more levels than only the bottom floor? You cannot take that risk then? There were buildings near. DANNY JOWENKO: Uh, right, there are several ways to... you can for example also only cut/burn the columns on higher levels. That's what they also do. Then they stand loose on top of each other. Yes, you assail me also with this now, if you think a little bit longer about it, how do you have to collapse such a building as fast as possible... and you bring down the columns only on the bottom floor and weakens them, you can cut them funnel-shaped, a column then cannot go to the left or to the right, it remains standing but they are loose. If it then goes you get the effect, they don't need to apply cutter charges everywhere. INTERVIEWER: But what you say not takes more than 7 hours? DANNY JOWENKO: I don't know, you maybe will need 20 guys with a cutting torch. They have such a column within 15 minutes in such a V-form. Let them do 4 floors then with so many people. Everything then is loose as... all possible. It is all possible. I'm convinced. INTERVIEWER: This was the picture and movie thing. I don't know if I have other nice things to show, what more do I have. This has collapsed but the other building has imploded and on such a clean way that you have to ask yourself how could they do that in the chaos of that day. There was fire everywhere, and also in that building. DANNY JOWENKO: But that was a small fire, they could extinguish that and that was what they've done. INTERVIEWER: No they didn't do that.
DANNY JOWENKO: They didn't extinguish it? INTERVIEWER: No, not extinguished. So they'd have to do it while it was on fire. DANNY JOWENKO: For me it is a little bit like "watching coffee dregs", I mean, that is not a lot of information, if we had some pictures from the other side, especially those at the side of the twin towers. INTERVIEWER: That's correct, we don't have that, there has only been created a kind of damage report. Here, it's a little bit guesswork/performed on intuition, using testimonies of firemen. They've seen that there was a damage here that probably went as far as here, it could be that also these 3 columns have been damaged, these 5 and these 2. DANNY JOWENKO: Yes, then Silverstein must say bring it down because once there is fire, if it became hot you have to replace your steel. Do you know what it cost if you have to replace the bottom columns and jack up the rest? INTERVIEWER: That will not be cheap for a building with 47 floors. DANNY JOWENKO: Then you say: away with it. And if there is a company, you so much million, we do it for 1 million. That's how it goes. Business goes very fast in such a situation. And they do it. INTERVIEWER: But it remains that it happened in secret. DANNY JOWENKO: I'm sure that I've heard in the journal that it's been imploded, that buildings were weakened. INTERVIEWER: Then it should be here in the official report, and then the whole research should not be needed. DANNY JOWENKO: You should replay those journals from 9/11, could you not somewhere at the NOS...? INTERVIEWER: I'll try that, I'll check it. But it is undeniably true that the official government report dedicated a whole research to this building and said: maybe it could be due to fire but maybe not, we are not really sure. That's the conclusion of the report. DANNY JOWENKO: Take that building of Timothy McVeigh, half of it was gone, they also had to implode it, half of it was gone. INTERVIEWER: That was also why I have the picture of this building... that is WTC3, it sustained the full load of all supporting beams of the two buildings at that side and it is still standing. There is a hole but it still stands. DANNY JOWENKO: That's what I mean. A little bit strange huh? INTERVIEWER: So we don't get all the answers. DANNY JOWENKO: You expected to get them all? INTERVIEWER: Yes, I hoped. DANNY JOWENKO: I said you before that I knew nothing about WTC7. I can only say that, if only this is...On this the building will stand. Guaranteed. Guaranteed.
INTERVIEWER: Okay lets do some things from this corner. Can you point to this with your finger. Interesting. Were there people in? WOMAN ASSISTANT: No it was evacuated. Completely evacuated, that is of course an important point. INTERVIEWER: Yes, that's why it is logical that it is imploded, it was evacuated. WOMAN ASSISTANT: Exactly. DANNY JOWENKO: Yes and there were several penthouses, huge huge floor areas. INTERVIEWER: But why did they lie about it? DANNY JOWENKO: That has probably to do with money I think. INTERVIEWER: But can a millionaire get a government so crazy that they write a false report for the insurance? That is in fact what that means? It is a government report lying over there. DANNY JOWENKO: I think that there are so much concerned parties that played a role in that whole area there. Mr. So and So puts his money in development, re-development, reconstruction. Maybe he says, I'll join for that percentage, It can be everything. That was such a hectic time, in an hour decisions are made that normally would take five years. But he got all the luck, nothing asbestos free, Bush came days later not for nothing, after the measurements said ok. I mean they don't have a king or queen there. Do you think that Beatrix would stand on that debris immediately? Asbestos free, cadmium free, all those heavy metals... If that a little bit.. then she may come, not earlier. That's the same with Bush, but he is and was... INTERVIEWER: Normally when you implode such a building it takes you weeks and months to remove the asbestos. DANNY JOWENKO: In Paris one recent collapses, it took 10 months of pre-demolition, cleaning. Our insurance policy states that we can implode only after there is an asbestos free certificate. The measurements should indicate that there is nothing left, because otherwise we are not allowed to implode. But that didn't play a part here, everything was already totally spoiled. In the course of years more people shall die. INTERVIEWER: Yes, the first firemen that died by asbestos cancer are buried already. DANNY JOWENKO: That's what I mean. [End of Interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3DRhwRN06I] INTERVIEW WITH DANNY JOWENKO REGARDING PRIOR STATEMENTS RE WTC7 [YouTube video transcribed by Tara Carreon, ABOL Librarian] 2/22/07 DANNY JOWENKO: Danny Jowenko. INTERVIEWER JEFF: Hi, is Danny there? DANNY JOWENKO: Yes, this is me. INTERVIEWER JEFF: Danny, hi. My name is Jeff. I'm calling you from Canada. DANNY JOWENKO: Hello. INTERVIEWER JEFF: Hi. I was just wondering real quickly. I know you had commented on World Trade Center Building 7 before? DANNY JOWENKO: Yes that's right. INTERVIEWER JEFF: And, uh, I've come to my conclusions too that it couldn't have came down by fire. DANNY JOWENKO: No, absolutely not. INTERVIEWER JEFF: Uh, are you still sticking by your comments where you say it must, it must have been a controlled demolition? DANNY JOWENKO: Absolutely. INTERVIEWER JEFF: Yes, and do, so, you as being a controlled demolitions expert, you've looked at the building, you looked at the video, and you've determined with your expertise that -- DANNY JOWENKO: I looked at the drawings, at the construction, and it couldn't be done by fire. So no, absolutely not.
INTERVIEWER JEFF: Okay, cause I was reading on the
Internet that people were asking about you, and they said,
"I
wonder, I heard something that Danny Jowenko retracted
his statement of what he said earlier about World Trade
Center 7, now saying that it came down by fire." And I
said, "there's no way that's true." [End of interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QajDxF9uEf4] DUTCH DEMOLITION EXPERT DANNY JOWENKO DIES IN "CAR CRASH" by Debbie Menon Veterans Today WTC7: The “Smoking Gun” of 9/11 WTC7 according to Danny Jowenko was absolutely brought down by a controlled demolition. The accident of prominent Dutch “demolition expert” Danny Jowenko is of special interest to us, because on July 13th 2011 in an exclusive Press TV interview, Dr. Alan Sabrosky, Veterans Today board member and editor, specifically drew attention to the Dutch demolition expert, Danny Jowenko, stating that two years ago, he came across an extremely disturbing video in which Danny Jowenko was interviewed concerning the collapse on 9/11, of a 3rd World Trade Center building. WTC7, a 47 storey building, the third tallest building, which was not hit by a plane, which was conspicuously missing in the 9/11 commission report and which according to Danny Jowenko was absolutely brought down by a controlled demolition. “That is, WTC-7 went straight down into its own footprint in seconds without any visible external trauma, which means only some catastrophic internal trauma could have brought it down, concluded Sabrosky.” He has repeatedly cited the well known demolition experts’ views and interview in his recent articles and interviews. On July 16th, 2011, Danny Jowenko died in a one-sided car accident, a frontal collision with a tree, in the village of Serooskerke, The Netherlands
Accidents do happen. And, he was not a singularly important and threatening guy like editor Sean Hoar was or Dr. David Kelly (Weapons expert) was. He was but one of many who have provided valuable and incontrovertible testimony, but still only one of many, and not imminently threatening danger to anyone. I would have to know more about the circumstances of his “accident” before I would let paranoia kick in. On the other hand, you do not have to kill many chickens to frighten the monkeys… but the “people like” Dr. David Kelly, Danny Jowenko and Sean Hoar who are giving testimony such as they have, and pushing that particular cart are not exactly monkeys, and I doubt that the death of a few chickens will frighten many of them off the task anyway! I pity the dog for, unless he has hospitalization insurance or happens to be on a government payroll, they will simply administer an overdose and bury him. Frontal collisions with trees are the worst kind. Are there any others? R.I.P Danny!
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