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Twin towers being demolished – in Canada. This is particularly annoying to me because this coal plant – the most efficient form of electricity production – is being razed to make way for the most unreliable and expensive source of power – wind. Note the times (11/11).

No one ever talks about “acid rain” any more in Ontario, despite the fact that coal is still being burned across all wind paths from Ohio and Michigan.

This confirms to me that to start a new (not so profitable) business, you have to blow up an old one. Power was supposed to be a public utility, sold at cost here.

In a matter of seconds, chimney towers which had stood tall over the Lake Erie shoreline for decades were taken down. Demolition work at the Nanticoke Generating Station was slated to begin around 8:30 a.m. It was later pushed to 11 a.m. due to concerns about wind direction.

Source: Nanticoke Generating Station towers demolished | CTV London News

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It really is an art.

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CDI is back posting. I wonder if the CGI or video clippers use this real footage for manufacturing the fake stuff.

Glad to see there are still a few real factories standing in Detroit in the background.

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Forget MM’s paintings, this is a work of art.

Interesting twin architecture, as usual.

If anyone else can dustify buildings like CDI can, I’d like to see it.

Judy Woods, meet your “deadly weapon” maker. Plain ol’ TNT, and lots of it.

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Ironic the leading demo company demoing two power plant towers in plain site of a cell tower – considering I was just blogging about Aaron Dover’s tower power theory.

youtu.be/IUNfEqdpdl4…

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The could be the title of Judy Wood’s next book.

It’s amazing how fast the bridge just disappears.

Could they have done that with the WTC on 9/11? Of course they could have, and did.

CDI is the world’s most amazing demolition company in the world. There is no doubt in my mind that this is where the towers went.. Right into the “bathtub”.

Eggner’s Ferry Bridge Spans B, C, D & E over Kentucky Lake – Controlled Demolition, Inc. – YouTube