Foster Zygote
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Maybe on the roof, with the fire engines.
It was at an airport, so a bunch of helicopters could have carried it between them on a line.
Wot? 'Eld under the dorsal landing skids?
Maybe on the roof, with the fire engines.
It was at an airport, so a bunch of helicopters could have carried it between them on a line.
DAILY TELEGRAPH seems to think it is one car that is falling through the floor not dozens.
So an official, superseding statement from the fire service has to be dismissed because it's somehow not sufficiently authoritative. But Jenny, who has a part-time job at the Telegraph writing short captions for their social media video clips, is somehow an authority on the whole tragedy.
Typical conspiracy crap: find one tiny bit of allegedly bellwether evidence and hang everything on that to the exclusion of all else.
Called it. I knew any systematic study that contradicted the conspiracy theory that gives its followers that warm, fuzzy feeling of intellectual superiority would be dismissed as obviously being part of the ever growing sinister plot. So you're going to stick with qualified experts, like people who post in the Daily Mail comments section and self-identify as having worked at a dealership or a garage.AFAICS the NHTSA is setting out to 'reassure the public'. It is called 'change management' where you try to allay the fears of people afraid of change.
But you are being manipulated - by your own desire to believe that you're among the very few too smart to be fooled by the sinister agencies controlling reality from behind the curtains.I am not interested in being manipulated.
No, you're not. You're only interested in "facts" that support that feeling that your armchair detective work (or that of other people on conspiracy theory sites) has uncovered a deep state plot that almost everyone else has been fooled by.Only interested in the actual facts.
But most car fires are gasoline and diesel vehicles. Dismissing that fact as "propaganda" just demonstrates the lie that your arguments are fact driven. You would rather maintain willful ignorance than admit any errors or lack of qualification. You've desperately tried to portray the very notion of a diesel car fire as suspicious by its very nature. But it's not. Statistically it's a very common occurrence, and has been since long before hybrids and EVs were available for commercial sale.Not propaganda and reassurance that 'most car fires are gasoline and diesel, doncha know?'
Clearly they won't do. Not for you. You're doing what every conspiracy theorist pseudo-scientist does. You're starting with the conclusion that you want and then trying to find evidence that leads to it, while making excuses to dismiss any evidence that doesn't.Just the facts will do, thanks.
It seems to me an adult would be able to admit when they know next to nothing about technical matters related to, or that they believe to be related to, their arguments. Just as one example, the "pressure ignites diesel" claim.Adult here.
Maybe on the roof, with the fire engines.
It was at an airport, so a bunch of helicopters could have carried it between them on a line.
Worked for the Jaegers in Pacific Rim. (That was a documentary, wasn't it?)
No, you're thinking of Atlantic Rim.
ETA: no, my mistake. Atlantic Rim wasn't a documentary, it was found to cause cancer in laboratory animals.
I have a pic somewhere of a digger on top of Boland's Mills, though it was helo'd up here.Maybe on the roof, with the fire engines.
It was at an airport, so a bunch of helicopters could have carried it between them on a line.
I have a pic somewhere of a digger on top of Boland's Mills, though it was helo'd up here.
Hmmm, is UKia part of Europe?An African or a European helicopter?
Hmmm, is UKia part of Europe?
Well, Eurocopter/Airbus still had some production in the UK last I heard so I'll say yes. Maybe call it an endangered species.
In related news, an elevated section of Interstate 10 near downtown Los Angeles is closed indefinitely, following a fire that melted steel guardrails and has probably weakened the reinforced concrete support structure.
Neither the LA Fire Department nor any city officials nor California governor Newsom have stated that the fire definitely wasn't a burning lithium battery from an electric or hybrid car. Therefore we can safely assume that it was, and it's being covered up.
Until the investigation is complete we won't know for sure, but the video I watched appears to show a vehicle that burned a hole through the overpass and dropped down into the storage yard below. The insane speed at which this occurred and complete lack of sooty black smoke is proof that it must have been the lithium battery in a hybrid or EV that did it. The gaping hole in the roadway would make it impossible to deny that a lithium battery was the cause, but the authorities are covering it up.In related news, an elevated section of Interstate 10 near downtown Los Angeles is closed indefinitely, following a fire that melted steel guardrails and has probably weakened the reinforced concrete support structure.
Neither the LA Fire Department nor any city officials nor California governor Newsom have stated that the fire definitely wasn't a burning lithium battery from an electric or hybrid car. Therefore we can safely assume that it was, and it's being covered up.
Luton - LA...... both start with L. C'mon Vixen! Ferret out the connection for us.
Gov. Newsom held a televised press conference and announced a preliminary finding of "malice intent" in the I-10 fire, and preliminary structural analysis indicating a total demolition of the damaged section may not be necessary. According to the rules of reasoning that seem to prevail in this thread, that means that any subsequent official statement from any state office, agency, or investigator can never be trusted. And since Newsom used an ungrammatical phrase instead of the more palatable "malicious intent," that means the governor's statement "must" have been written by lawyers intent on a coverup, but he botched his lines.