Apollyon
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Exactly. And that's the general impression people have of you in this forum. Except the preferred expression is more likely "How unintelligent."How intelligent.
Exactly. And that's the general impression people have of you in this forum. Except the preferred expression is more likely "How unintelligent."How intelligent.
Exactly. And that's the general impression people have of you in this forum. Except the preferred expression is more likely "How unintelligent."
You did not answer any of these questions. Therefore I will ask them again:Actually I've answered all these questions. You just don't like the answers.
You did not answer any of these questions. Therefore I will ask them again:
Provide proof there was a footer poured for the concrete core.
Provide proof that "3'' high tensile" rebar was used.
Prove the document you posted about the concrete notes is real and not a fake. If it is real, why does it make no mention of concrete for the core?
Do you really think that the 1,300 foot tall concrete tube had no foundation? And if you cannot explain what those fine vertical elements are where 47, 1,300 foot columns should be seen then the steel columns did not exist because other images where they should show also do not reveal them.
I do not depend on the concrete schedule for evidence. I do not know it is real as I do with the images of the concrete core.
That's not 3" rebar. That's rebar for the concrete floor.
btw, where a picture of the mesh you claimed they used on some floors?
You still fail to grasp that your pictures are YOUR interpretation and do not constitute proof of any sort. Why is that so difficult for you to understand? You claims concernign the photos you link have no more validity than the person who linked to the photo of an alien spacecraft car.Do you really think that the 1,300 foot tall concrete tube had no foundation? And if you cannot explain what those fine vertical elements are where 47, 1,300 foot columns should be seen then the steel columns did not exist because other images where they should show also do not reveal them.
I do not depend on the concrete schedule for evidence. I do not know it is real as I do with the images of the concrete core.
Do You really think a mesh of perhaps 10 gauge wire would actually survive the concrete surrounding it being pulverized? Or that if it did the photos would reveal the fragments?
You still fail to grasp that your pictures are YOUR interpretation and do not constitute proof of any sort. Why is that so difficult for you to understand? You claims concernign the photos you link have no more validity than the person who linked to the photo of an alien spacecraft car.
And if you don't know if the concrete document is real, why post it as proof like you did?
All I said was that it showed that some floors had aggregate concrete and explained why. The photos confirm each other. Something very important in the forensic analysis.
Please provide evidence that the mesh used was 10-gauge wire. Please also provide evidence that the wire would not survive the collapse of the building.
Please provide evidence supporting your claim other than the interpretation of pictures post-collapse.
iow, it somehow disappeared into nothingness which is why you can't produce any evidence of it?Do You really think a mesh of perhaps 10 gauge wire would actually survive the concrete surrounding it being pulverized? Or that if it did the photos would reveal the fragments?
Here, I'll climb on your shoulders... good, now you climb on my shoulders... great, we've reached the top of the wall!The photos confirm each other.
Please provide evidence supporting your claim other than the mis interpretation of pictures from construction. If you do not like my interpretations then provide reasonable alternatives. Something I've been asking for since the beginning.
Thsi site proves your site wrong:All I said was that it showed that some floors had aggregate concrete and explained why. The photos confirm each other. Something very important in the forensic analysis.