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look you can call me a liar if that pleases you, i will be presenting an argument for the use and evidence of thermite at wtc. Of course if there is evidence of thermite that would support all testimony who claimed to have heard explosions. Your welcome to debate – but calling me a lar and steven jones a liar only demonstrates how receptive or rather unreceptive you are going to be to my argumnets.
Jones is a liar
TWS said:Look you teach this stuff. But you dont have to be a teacher to posses common sense. There are two options because the machines werent inside the elevator shaft that means that (A) the descending jet fuel entered the machine room and became ignited from the sparks etc, or (B) the sparks entered the elevator room being ejected from the machines.
No, there are many more options
TWS said:Either way, you will agree, we have to have contact between the sparks and the jet fuel. Of the two possibilities the former seems more plausible
No the ignition source has to contact the explosive atmsophere not the jet fuel itself. Do you understand this? The ignition source does not have to physically touch the jet fuel.
TWS said:I was only parrating off what i heard on their documentary.
This exposes your lack of common sense and research capabilities
TWS said:If however the elevator shaft is airtight then that does not mean that the elevators could not move up and down. Cables were responsible for pulling the elevator up and down.
Yes it does. If they are airtight there is nowhere for the air to move to when the elevator moves up and down. Try this experient. Get a hypodermic syringe, make sure there is no needle. Now block off the end with your thumb and then try to depress the plunger. What happens?
TWS said:The occupants having nothing to breathe is a much stronger argumnet. Which completely refutes the notion that the elevator shafts were airtight.
Not stronger or better just common sense. If you think elevator shafts are airtight you have no commonsense. If this is because you saw it on a DVD, then you are using argument by gullibilty. In both cases you fail.
TWS said:i have already achieved my goal despite my lack of knowledge in the subject area.
Its helps to know what you are talking about before you use what you think you know to accuse people of murder.
TWS said:So when defenders of the official hypothesis claim that the jet fuel was ignited by x, y, or z – they are really only speculating. I think it is important that people in this room recognise the difference between speculation and known proven facts.
yes, the evidence is there to support a multitude of ignition sources. there is none to support your thermite fantasy
TWS said:Moreover, because we know that a thermite reaction or incendary devices can cause fuel to ignite we can not rule this possibility out. Not one person in this room argued against the fact that thermite reaction or incendary devices can serve as an ignition source for jet fuel.
We rule it out as implausible due to lack of evidence. And stop it with the "in this room" crap. This is not My Cousin Vinnie
TWS said:We will determine how implausible it is when we discuss the evidence for thermite.
You have cast iron evidence for thermite but more than six years after the attacks and you have done what? I do hope your evidence is not Jones the liar?
TWS said:Again you provided no sound reason why experimentation could not be carried out.
Some of the experimentation is unfeasible. Most is not required. I have tried to show you this and you fail to understand.
TWS said:I agree that switches can and do cause ignition. But the position of those switches relative to descending fuel is relevant. Where they exposed or not? The kind of switches is also relevant – you say the ones in the towers did not have special safeguards – where is your source for that claim? If indeed the light switches were the cause then one would expect that the fuel would have deflagrated all the way down the elevator shaft because light switches i assume would have been positioned all the way the elevator shaft. But this did not happen – which brings into doubt that the light switches were the cause.
Switches which operate in explosive atmospheres are special ones. Switches used in houses and office buildings are not special switches. They are normal switches. Normal switches produce sparks when operated. Relays produce sparks when operated. This is why in locations I design systems for I need to use special switches and realys to prevent these sparks.
TWS said:Experimentation is not a fantazy – you simply lack imagination. For example, to repeat, NIST tested how a jet liner could remove the fireproofing paint from the steel columns on 8 separate floors. How did they do that? They placed fireproofing in a wooden box and shot it with a shotgun!!!!
So this argument, mentioned previously as well
Not all experiments are fantasy. Ones that are unfeasible or not required are
TWS said:Should obviously apply to NIST as well. In fact i bet you would suspend all critcial thinking and even claim that there was nothing wrong with their test. So the fact that you do not apply the same standards for experimentation on NIST as you do my humble suggestions simply means that you apply double standards my friend.
I think if you read back through all your posts it is obvious you have no idea what you are talking about most of the time. I am not commenting on NIST tests, you are. You are assuming you know what I think about NISTS tests and also my thoughts on NIST in general. I cannot have double standards if you do not know my first standard
TWS said:Heres is what you did say about the NIST experimentation
I know you are not judging NIST that is because you are suspending your critical thinking and applying it solely to suggestions i made concerning experimentation. I agree they are better at what they do but i would have one or two objections to their shotgun experiment – dont you??? Why do hold such reverance to authority? are NIST somehow beyond criticism – even judgment – in your mind?
You tell me that i just have to deal with it – i am dealing with it, i am applying critical thinking to their experimentations and their lack of experimentations. The way you deal with NIST is through passivity, by suspending your crtical judgement and applying it soley to me for suggesting that experiments could be performed.
see above. you are not applying critical thinking at all.
TWS said:Ok we are going to have to disagree on that one. In my opinion if i, or a relative or friend of mine was burnt or injured from the explosion in the basement, and if i and many others thought it was a bomb that caused the explosion – i personally would want to know exactly, definitively, what was the cause. And I would want at the very least an investigation into the causes of the explosion in the basement not just speculation backed up by more specualtion which i have established is all we seem to be doing.
this is not critical thinking. you want to know exactly what is was right down to exactly which switch caused the explosive atmnosphere to ignite. this is not real world thinking either.
TWS said:In an elevator shaft i think we could reduce or limit the causes down from literally thousands. Falling debris, lighting, and/or incendary devices seem to be the front runners.
Incendiary devices are not even at the races pal.
TWS said:Having been on their website i found nothing. So i tell you what, you tell me what they said an i will tell you whether i agree with it or not.
lack of research skills again
TWS said:www.911blogger.com/node/13149
you asked if i agreed with everything the NSTB and FAA reported about 911. i thought it would be relevant to establish that fact the FAA do not publicise all their information about 911 which renders it an impossibility to make an informed decision on whether i happen to agree with their information or not.
The FAA say that those four airliners were destroyed that day due to the terrorist attacks. Do you believe them?
TWS said:So if scaling is not an obstacle why did you say this
Yet again misunderstanding on your part.
TWS said:Like i said the position and exposure is relevant. The kind of light is relevant. And could be tested. Given that some people swear that the explosion in the basement was a bomb i think it would be nice to settle this issue. Like i said if it was the lighting in the sahft that cuased the jet fuel to ignite then common sense tells us that ignition would have occured long before the jet fuel reach the basement – but this did not happen. You comment below only supports my suspicions
It did not have to happen in the elevator shaft. Even if it did, it may also have occured in the basement.
TWS said:All of your possible ignition sources and the more you provide only make it more incredible that the jet fuel could have reached the basement without igniting and explosing into a fireball beforehand.
You are forgetting the LEL and UEL again. You have the have the three things for the fire remember. If we have all the correct ignition sources in the shaft. What could be missing from the equation?
TWs said:Of course 911 is not a joke – and you know damn well that i never said it was!
What was so funny then, that you had to mention it in the same thread you are accusing people of murder?
TWS said:Someone in this room, we all know who, openly stated that he is willing to “disrespect” people who lost family members on 911 because he “disagrees” with them. Why dont you apply your moral standards to that person where it belongs. I never said 911 was a joke – and you god damn know that sir!
Cousin Vinnie again. It makes you look foolish and childish.
TWS said:This is a ridiculous and pointless question.
No. it is not. I am trying to shopw you something about critical thinking yet you fail to see this.
TWS said:In order to determine what was the cause of the jet fuel in the basement of the wtc we dont say well in a house with no previous histroy of terrorist attacks where gas explosions and normally the result of electrical ignition sources means that the explosion in the basement was also most likely caused by the same ignition source.
I never said that. I am asking you questions so that we can look at your answers and see what critical thinking really is. You are avoiding answering the question so we can move on no further.
TWS said:to answer the question however the ignition source in the house example could have been a variety of possible to probable causes - including thermite reaction if it was an arson attack. Without an investigation it is impossible to prove anything
Have you any proof of anyone ever using thermite for an arson attack?
You are correct however, the ignition source could have been quite a few things. I am asking you to tell me what you think the most likely would be? An assumption based on common sense if you like.
TWS said:It is a hypothetical question. But i would say in the majority of gas explosions in a house an electrical source would be the culprit for ignition.
What would be the source of this electrical spark for ignition? Using common sense?
TWS said:But if your saying categorically that the explosion in the basement of wtc was caused by lighting – then why do you continue to resist any suggestion of experimentation that would prove your assumption true?? It makes no sense at all.
I am not categorically saying anything of the sort. I am saying there are a multitude of possible ingition sources for the fuel. All of which we know were present. I am saying it is impossible and unecessary to experiment to show the exact source of this ignition. Everyone know that voltages in offices and homes have enough energy to cause an explosion in an explosive atmsophere. We do not have to experiment this any more.
If you claim it is thermite then you have to prove thermite was present. Who put it there. Where it was. How it was set off. For what reason.
Burden of proof again. You have this all wrong. I do not have to argue about all the possible sources of ignition because we know they were all there and all capable. If you think thermite should be added to the list then you have to prove it was there.