Usual Suspect
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OH and sorry for the NYFD, NYPD typo Straw Man.
Debunk Steele
Debunk Steele
OH and sorry for the NYFD, NYPD typo Straw Man.
Debunk Steele
What particular point would you like us to start with? Do you even know what any of your links say? Can you paraphrase any? Do you have an opinion?Debunk Steele
Anyone can answer questions by lying. Why do you lie, Usual Suspect?It's a waste Russ. I answered Gravy's questions and he proved himself the Straw Man by dodging Steele instead of debunking him.
Debunk what?It's a waste Russ. I answered Gravy's questions and he proved himself the Straw Man by dodging Steele instead of debunking him.
Don't Straw man. Debunk Steele. I answered Gravy's questions
".....just a little bit after 5:00 - walked around it - saw a hole - I didn't see a hole bad enough to knock a building down though - there was definitely fire in the building - I didn't hear any creaking - I didn't hear any indication it was gonna come down - the thing started peeling in on itself - the whole time you were hearing, "thum, thum, thum, thum, thum" - I think I know the sound of an explosion when I hear it."
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2479540022152730536&q=Craig+Bartmer&hl=en
10:45 - 12:18
Anyone can answer questions by lying. Why do you lie, Usual Suspect?
As far as i'm aware Steele was a CIA case officer, he founded some kind of intelligence institute, and since 9/11 has reviewed in a professional capacity every book on the 9/11 attacks. Are we meant to disregard his opinion in favour of some posters on a critical thinking forum?
(note that neither I nor NIST used the term "pancaking" - that is yours alone Dazed)
Ah, very good. The other quote was the only one that was posted here before. So, does Craig Bartmer know the sound of explosives when he hears it, compared to the sound a skyscraper makes when it collapses?".....just a little bit after 5:00 - walked around it - saw a hole - I didn't see a hole bad enough to knock a building down though - there was definitely fire in the building - I didn't hear any creaking - I didn't hear any indication it was gonna come down - the thing started peeling in on itself - the whole time you were hearing, "thum, thum, thum, thum, thum" - I think I know the sound of an explosion when I hear it."
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2479540022152730536&q=Craig+Bartmer&hl=en
10:45 - 12:18
Thanks for the quote. I think I may have misquoted him in another thread. That is damning evidence about wtc7, whether this man has PTSD or not.
Ah, very good. The other quote was the only one that was posted here before. So, does Craig Bartmer know the sound of explosives when he hears it, compared to the sound a skyscraper makes when it collapses?
I look forward to reading about your correspondence with him.
What are the dates on those? And when did NIST report that pancaking wasn't technically the correct term?Really, that's interesting.
"Pancaking accounts for the pulverized concrete and the compactness of the debris quite nicely"
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1551535&postcount=391
"Exactly, in every single controlled demolition the "squibs" go off before the building starts to collapse. But for WTC 1, 2, and 7 no squibs appear until after the buildings start to collapse. Because, of course, they're not squibs at all but the result of floors pancaking and expelling debris due to air pressure."
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1617455&postcount=2669
And what do posts on this forum that have nothing to do w/ the WTC and were not written by me have to do w/ it?Here's 300 other posts where you use the term pancake, and I'm guessing you aren't talking about breakfast foods.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/search.php?searchid=496950
Of course, this excludes any instances where you misspelled it.
Maybe I'll stop back to see if Strawy came up with anything.
Your question should be "Why isn't Craig or Dylan interviewing Chief Daniel Nigro then?"
He is the one who gave the order.