- there is no evidence of explosives because if there were explosives the hard evidence exploded.
This is only the 2nd time in my life I have ever heard this absurd claim. To believe that explosives just
disappear and leave
no trace is fundamentally retarded. To then claim that this
lack of evidence is actually evidence, is a whole new level of stupid.
- The NIST made a conscience decision not to test for explosive residue at the WTC complex. This would have proven one way or another whether an explosive device was used in the sub levels of the North Tower, however, no test by any Federal Agency was conducted
Assuming this were true (it's not) that decision would have been made on research
prior to the NIST investigation- including the accounts of the field researchers who investigated over 40,000 tons of the steel and found
no evidence of explosives where there should have been.
Furthermore, this claim completely contradicts your first one. If there's no evidence of explosives ever, then no test would suffice. Magic explosives, I guess.
- The historical record of terrorism against America is another valid reason to explore the ED hypothesis. I'm sure you are all aware of the 1993 WTC attack using a truck bomb in the subbasement at the WTC. If terrorists could use this tactic of placing an explosive device in their target once, isn’t it reasonable to suggest they might try that tactic again, especially when combined with the use of planes? The reasonable person would think so .
It would only be reasonable if you assume the following:
1) That we never learn from attacks and beef up security. (Pretty stupid assumption)
2) That their goal was accomplished (it was not).
3) That it was less expensive or less risky than their alternative plan (it was not).
So... no, it's not reasonable.
- The FBI's original working hypothesis was a car or trucked packed full of explosives and detonated under the towers at the same time as the impact. I find that yet another reason to test for explosive residues, especially in the basement. You can view the USA Today news report about the FBI's theory: google "do the orders still stand: the case for explosives at the world trade centre"
Do you have any evidence of this? When conspiracists have made this claim before, there was no evidence to support it besides one reporter making this claim without any justification (a reporter who is known for embellishing the stories he's reporting on IIRC).
- testimony is a form of evidence and many people reported hearing explosions. if you agree that testimony is a form of evidence - circumstantial evidence - then your assertion that i have zero facts or evidence supporting the case for explosives in the basement makes no sense what so ever.
Explosions are not evidence of explosives. Explosions are not unusual in an office fire (or an event as spectacular as this). Furthermore, testimony is
not evidence- it's
testimony. We've been over this.
If testimony were facts- then we would have contradicting facts- and that makes no sense. Obviously, you need
evidence supporting eyewitness accounts, whenever possible.
let me repeat that - it you agree that testimony is a form of evidence your assertion that there is no evidence supporting the hypothesis that explosives were used makes no sense what so ever BECAUSE many people that were in the building claim to have heard explosives.
I challenge you to find
a single person who claims to have heard
EXPLOSIVES. Notice how you changed your claim in one paragraph from "explosions" to "explosives".
Did you hope no one would notice?