Alt+F4
diabolical globalist
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Firetruck burned out and windows broken but otherwise undamaged.
Looks pretty damaged to me.
Firetruck burned out and windows broken but otherwise undamaged.
How did that firetuck come to be described as 'burned out'?
So, if 80% of the upper parts of the towers were turned into fine dust, what did the study of the composition of the dust find so little iron:
Fe-rich Primarily Fe and Fe oxide 0.2 – 1.3 0.1 – 1.1
Compare to the amounts of Gypsum:
Gypsum Includes all Ca sulfate particles 26.3 – 53.3 63.3 – 63.7
(first range is percentage for outdoor samples, second for indoor, see table on page 5)
So are you saying the towers contained gypsum in an amount between 25 and 50 times the amount of iron(steel)?
Or maybe your 20% of the steel left number is just a tad off?
It wasn't described as "burned out". It was taken by my brother-in-law (FDNY) on 9/12. I'm not even sure if it's even ever appeared on the Internet before. I posted it to show TS that there was a LOT of damage to vehicles not caused by fire, but rather from tons of falling debris.
This is the first time I've tried to post a photo on this message board. I'll resize it and try again.
http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/janedoe444/ARG/Image180.jpg
Here's the truck that has the windows blown out but is otherwise undamaged. The Wood/Reynolds paper has a multitude of very strange photos. Look at them. They are very difficult to explain.
I would love you guys to explain them. You don't need to know where any of these vehicles were. Imagine they were anywere you'd like to imagine. Then explain how, for instance, the front door panel of a police car is melted, but the rear door panel is pristine. How does that happen?
maybe all that debris that fell on it had something to do with ithttp://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/janedoe444/ARG/Image180.jpg
Here's the truck that has the windows blown out but is otherwise undamaged. The Wood/Reynolds paper has a multitude of very strange photos. Look at them. They are very difficult to explain.
I would love you guys to explain them. You don't need to know where any of these vehicles were. Imagine they were anywere you'd like to imagine. Then explain how, for instance, the front door panel of a police car is melted, but the rear door panel is pristine. How does that happen?
Did falling debris do this?http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/janedoe444/ARG/Image172.jpg
Please explain how the "collapse" melted the front door and removed the door handle, yet left the back door panel pristine. Can't wait to hear this.
the door doesnt look melted, it looks crushed (you know, by debris)Did falling debris do this?http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/janedoe444/ARG/Image172.jpg
Please explain how the "collapse" melted the front door and removed the door handle, yet left the back door panel pristine. Can't wait to hear this.
AltF4, are you trying to be disingenuous? That is a different firetruck. It is an interesting photo however. Did you read the paper and study the photos that are the subject of this thread?
Did falling debris do this?
Please explain how the "collapse" melted the front door and removed the door handle, yet left the back door panel pristine. Can't wait to hear this.
Did falling debris do this?http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/janedoe444/ARG/Image172.jpg
Please explain how the "collapse" melted the front door and removed the door handle, yet left the back door panel pristine. Can't wait to hear this.
Did falling debris do this?[qimg]http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b108/janedoe444/ARG/Image172.jpg[/qimg]
Please explain how the "collapse" melted the front door and removed the door handle, yet left the back door panel pristine. Can't wait to hear this.
OK. The door was open. Now, the really strange stuff. What about all the circular holes? a giant drill press?
AltF4, are you trying to be disingenuous? That is a different firetruck. It is an interesting photo however. Did you read the paper and study the photos that are the subject of this thread?