Grizzly Bear
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I repeat my question for TheWholeSoul:
What I fail to see, and people have failed to answer to me is whether or not it can explain the molten steel:
- How does molten 'metal' found weeks later support thermite given how fast a reaction it is?
- how did thermite not only survive the collapses without being damaged beyond ability to function?
- how did such items survive the collapses without being destroyed period?
- how are such incendiaries able to sustain a 'steel cutting' reaction over an extended period of several weeks, if thermite is such a fast reaction?
- How much is required for it?
I am asking this again because you have not answered to it.
The inability or reluctance of people to explain this detail makes detracts from the credibility of such claims.
Does the length of time required for the reactions support the theory of thermite? YES OR NO?
Are you saying that the thermite SURVIVED the collapses to continue a reaction somehow for SEVERAL WEEKS in order to support the.
Can you point out a controlled demolition which resulted in pools of molten steel? Are there any precedents that support that unsubstantiated claim? By your statement are you implying that controlled demolitions should result in MOLTEN METAL weeks after the fact? You seem to keep a distinction between 'natural collapse' and 'controlled collapse'.
Please address the weakness in your presentation of evidence. You have failed to address the concerns I have with the argument of molten steel found weeks after the collapse supporting your argument that thermite was used.
By evading the question are you conceding that you have no explanation to explain the questions I asked you?
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