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[Merged]Peer-reviewed technical paper to appear in mainstream journal

Not to nitpick or move the goalposts, but even if he finds phases consistent with a thermite reaction, how does he separate naturally occuring reactions arising just from the presence of rust, aluminum, etc. from deliberately planted thermite? Seems to me that even if Jones found any such phases he would still be quite a long way from establishing thermite demolitions.

when his newest claims of red/grey chips that according to him seems to be a sort of thermite, are true and provable in other samples, i think we dont need to look for natural sources. If
 
Not to nitpick or move the goalposts, but even if he finds phases consistent with a thermite reaction, how does he separate naturally occuring reactions arising just from the presence of rust, aluminum, etc. from deliberately planted thermite? Seems to me that even if Jones found any such phases he would still be quite a long way from establishing thermite demolitions.

Yup you're right, slightly poor phrasing on my part.

Finding thermite consistent residues would be the first step toward determining whether thermite was present. It certainly wouldn't be proof. However, so far Jones hasn't even done this.
 
First Jones published his research in a Marxist economics journal.

Then he published it multiple times in his own journal.

Now he appears ready to publish what appears to be a comedic piece in a "maintrsteam" journal.

For someone trying to expose a conspiracy and prevent a fascist NWO police state, Jones sure is taking his sweet time. In fact it's almost as if he isn't serious about it at all.
 
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First Jones published his research in a Marxist economics journal.

Then he published it multiple times in his own journal.

Now he appears ready to publish what appears to be a comedic piece in a "maintrsteam" journal.

For someone trying to expose a conspiracy and prevent a fascist NWO police state, Jones sure is taking his sweet time. In fact it's almost as if he isn't serious about it at all.

Hmmmm...now where else in Trutherville have I seen that particular fire in the belly...?

Ah, that's it, fighting against the murderous government by arguing against a tiny population of skeptics on the internet.
 
First Jones published his research in a Marxist economics journal.

Then he published it multiple times in his own journal.

Now he appears ready to publish what appears to be a comedic piece in a "maintrsteam" journal.

For someone trying to expose a conspiracy and prevent a fascist NWO police state, Jones sure is taking his sweet time. In fact it's almost as if he isn't serious about it at all.

And ironically when I submitted my Legge paper to him he rejected it on the basis that it had already been published in a journal, our semi-parody Journal of Debunking 9/11 Conspiracy Theories.
 
And ironically when I submitted my Legge paper to him he rejected it on the basis that it had already been published in a journal, our semi-parody Journal of Debunking 9/11 Conspiracy Theories.

Submit a PDF or Microsoft Word Document to the Journals E-mail address. Check manuscript length limitations listed below. Papers under review, accepted for publication, or published elsewhere are not accepted. E-mail the Journals Department for JD911 for complete instructions for manuscript preparation. Submit your documents for review at submissions@jod911.com
 
Submit a PDF or Microsoft Word Document to the Journals E-mail address. Check manuscript length limitations listed below. Papers under review, accepted for publication, or published elsewhere are not accepted. E-mail the Journals Department for JD911 for complete instructions for manuscript preparation. Submit your documents for review at submissions@jod911.com

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Just noticed this over on 911blogger.com - it's from Steven Jones:

1. Recently had a technical paper accepted for publication following peer-review (three reviewers!), in a mainstream journal. Hopefully it will be out soon. Please read the entire paper when it comes out -- not just the title! You will see a little humor coming through (I hope you'll see it), but the overall thrust is very serious: countering popular myths about the destruction of WTC 7 and the Towers -- and pointing out areas where we the authors find agreement with NIST (and FEMA). Yes, we agree with NIST that the Towers fell at nearly free-fall speed, for example -- and that the WTC fires were NOT hot enough to melt structural steel. Don't you? The paper should come out about the same time as Truth Week, and hopefully add to the momentum of that week (beginning April 16th).


God... Don't tell me he's going with "the towers fell too fast" and "the fires weren't hot enough to melt steel, therefore the collapses were anomalous" crap...
 
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I just got my latest Edition of High times, and Mad Magazine: no peer reviewed article in sight.

Anybody seen this alleged article?
 
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I just got my latest Edition of High times, and Mad Magazine: no peer reviewed article in sight.

What's #1 on the Hemp 100 this month? I'll just die if it isn't Metalocalypse.
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God... Don't tell me he's going with "the towers fell too fast" and "the fires weren't hot enough to melt steel, therefore the collapses were anomalous" crap...

He is but not how you think. He is referring to the microspheres and the Lee report that states the fires caused iron contents to melt and form microspheres.

This isn't in reference to fire melting the steel structures.
 
As you well recall, we've been over the Lee Report, and the microspheres therein -- by virtue of being found after cleanup was nearly completed -- have everything to do with cutting of the material post-collapse, and little to nothing to do with the fires.

Surely you haven't forgotten.
 
So what will the new "standard" be? Multiple peer-reviewed publications in mainstream journals?

When or "when" an article casting doubt on the collapse is published in a reputable peer-reviewed journal, then the debate can actually begin. Up till then, any attention given to these absurd theories is probably pointless. There's certainly no scientific controversy.



Don't worry, you guys have a couple weeks to think about it.

At least.
 
Sooooo, where's that article? Did I miss it? Or is today still September 12, 2001?
 
It's not a problem if you re-boot your system often - I find two or three times a day and older versions of Windows work just fine.
 

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