Oh, there was a reason,... it was because of all the paperwork in that building at the time that they needed to get rid of, and the gold in the basement that they needed to "make go away". Didn't the collapse of the building end up catching one of the trucks in the basement that was loaded with gold that was trying to make a get-away? I think I remember hearing that long ago.
Can we talk about one company that had to make a ton of money? S C Johnson Co. A family owned business who makes ziplock bags. Remember how suddenly every airport in the United States suddenly had endless supplies of ziplock bags? And every person was required to place all questionable items in said bags? And still, to this day, each and every person who gets on an airplane, is required to purchase ziplock bags so that they can put all of their 3oz. Liquid items in said bags. How much money did that family owned company make? How come nobody (besides me), talks about that?
Without a doubt, my red pill moment. As soon as I watched the first tower fall on itself so perfectly, I knew it was a very well planned detonation. When the 2nd tower did the exact same thing,... it was confirmation. Then there is building 7.
I am just going to put this article here of Paul Brown. A guy in idaho that made an engine that ran on nuclear waste. He died too, in a bit of a bizarre twist.
https://www.autoweek.com/news/a2114036/strange-life-and-stranger-death-paul-brown-case-another-smart-guy-doing-dumb-thing/