DGM
Skeptic not Atheist
Should I take that as a no?
Would you like me to give you the names of the companies that had that equipment on-site (later when I have some time to look it up)?
Should I take that as a no?
No matter how you slice it, you are just grasping for a reason to deny all the highly qualified and not so highly qualified eyewitness statements.if you think it supports you. Even though you have not demonstrated first hand accounts or proven the qualifications of the people making the claim. If you truly believed the statment that you made, you would agree with NIST, Purdue, Arups, etc. because they are qualified people (which can be verified) saying the same thing.
Chris;
Considering at that time there was probably only a couple of dozen excavators on-site,with 3-4 operators (assuming 24 hour operation) each. Why don't you actually do some research and find the guy that "dipped the bucket"? You do want to know the truth don't you?
You can take that as ROFLMAOShould I take that as a no?
Gee, thanks.Would you like me to give you the names of the companies that had that equipment on-site (later when I have some time to look it up)?
I understand that. So what? The metal did in fact stay molten. I didn't say that, eyewitnesses said that. You can deny it if that makes you feel good but reasonable people will accept the numerous credible statements as valid.
I'll have to check that book out!Every excavator was manned by a team. Someone was close up to the claw to watch for bodies, if nothing else. Firemen were hosing down hotspots where found. Were a excavator team to come across a "pool of molten steel", lots of people would have been involved to get past it. No such even is report to have happened.
You can read this as a source; Nine Months at Ground Zero By Stout, Vitchers, & Gray
You can read the book to find out who Stout, Vitchers, & Gray are and what they did at WTC.
Dude! Dozens of people reported it. The government is trying to hide it so they ignored the reports. You are trying to aid in the cover-up by constantly denying what the eyewitnesses reported.Every excavator was manned by a team. Someone was close up to the claw to watch for bodies, if nothing else. Firemen were hosing down hotspots where found. Were a excavator team to come across a "pool of molten steel", lots of people would have been involved to get past it. No such even is report to have happened.
I figured you would want a PRIMARY source. Forgive me for trying to help, Carry on.You can take that as ROFLMAO
Gee, thanks.
Why can't you accept what they said? A reasonable person would not be going to all this trouble trying to find reasons to deny what they said.
No matter how you slice it, you are just grasping for a reason to deny all the highly qualified and not so highly qualified eyewitness statements.
They were there, you were not!
They say molten steel in the debris pile.
Deal with it.
Dude! Dozens of people reported it. The government is trying to hide it so they ignored the reports. You are trying to aid in the cover-up by constantly denying what the eyewitnesses reported.
It's was even on the History Channel.
The History Channel's "World Trade Center, Rise and Fall of an American Icon"
Richard Riggs a Debris Removal Specialist that was doing the clean up.
"The fires got very intense down there and actually melted beams where it was molten steel that was being dug up."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ogru...eature=related
There was molten steel in the debris pile!
Deal with it!
No it doesn't.What you seem unable to understand, Chris, is that the above line of argument invalidates the thermite hypothesis.
Good god. Your denial knows no bounds. He could not be more clear or more qualified yet you refuse to accept what he said.Riggs didn't say he saw anything molten first hand.
No it doesn't.
You are subject shifting and chanting Gravy's mantra:
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
I can't figure it out so it just can't be.
No, you are delusional.You really are delusional. You take a few quotes as gospel, yet deny thousands of experts from NIST, Purdue, Arups, etc.
You have a wall of delusion between you and any statement about molten metal.
Good god. Your denial knows no bounds. He could not be more clear or more qualified yet you refuse to accept what he said.
You are in denial.
You actually are learning but forgetting your whole OP is filled with hearsay and you admit the Robertson statement was a lie posted by you because you failed to read it.Thank you for bringing this up. Although your approach leaves a great deal to be desired, your efforts did lead to my learning that Leslie Robertson did not see or hear of molten metal.
Gravy, in his round about way, that starts with "you're a liar" or some other insult, eventually me led to what it was he was talking about and I learned that sample #2 had been analyzed.
funk "beats around the bush" a lot before getting to the point too.
We could save a lot of column space if you-all would just state your point, provide your evidence and dispense with the insults.
Peace
Chris
Where did I deny that there was molten metal. Frankly, I don't care if there was or wasn't. However, if the molten metal was caused by therm*te, then people would have seen the thermite burn. You have yet to provide such evidence.So what? You deny that there was molten metal at all.
You think all the highly qualified eyewitnesses are mistaken and you know better.
You are in denial.
I'm not going to speculate again because that is just an excuse for diversion. [and a lot of insults]Your argument is that only thermite can melt steel. If steel remained molten for weeks, then there was a heat source present, capable of melting steel, that cannot have been thermite. What's your reason for believing that thermite was present as well as your other unexplained heat source?
Dave