bill smith
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Come on Grizzly.....we can't wait for ever.
Come on Grizzly.....we can't wait for ever.
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How about you explaining them Bill ? How about you explaining why the plane would not cause the damage you stated and cause the building to sway.
Your anomalies, you explain them.
GO..................
Common sense is a logical fallacy.This s just the magic of plain common sense Grizzly.
It may be a mystery people who do not have any education in basic physics, but to people who have even the mildest understanding there are no anomalies about a plane weighing 100 tons traveling at half the speed of sound having momentum, and releasing kinetic energy on something it hits.So how about you explaining some of those anomalies I mention ?
Common sense is a logical fallacy.
It may be a mystery people who do not have any education in basic physics, but to people who have even the mildest understanding there are no anomalies about a plane weighing 100 tons traveling at half the speed of sound having momentum, and releasing kinetic energy on something it hits.
THere are HUGE anomalies and well you know it. See if you can reeconcile this ? (below) I won't hold my breath and neither should anybody else.Failure to answer this question convincingly Grizzly may well mean that /11 was an inside job. Keep that in mind.
How could the plane put so much energy into causing the building to sway back and forth and still have gone through those columns in a flash like it did ?
THere are HUGE anomalies and well you know it. See if you can reeconcile this ? (below) I won't hold my breath and neither should anybody else.Failure to answer this question convincingly Grizzly may well mean that 9/11 was an inside job. Keep that in mind.
How could the plane put so much energy into causing the building to sway back and forth and still have gone through those columns in a flash like it did ?

There are no anomolies. The only thing that you have showed is your total and complete ignorance. My eleven year old brother probably understands physics better than you. I guess you shouldn't feel too bad about it, you're probably only a few years older than him.
do you really think that a plane that weighs 0.03% of the weight of the building it strikes one third of the way down from the top is going to make the building sway back amd forth for four minutes as well as destroying all those massive steel columns ? Especially when the plane is made of aluminium ? Some of it as thin as 1mm ?
No planer BS, it is not possible for a person to be more ignorant than you are. I am completely serious.
I'm just waiting for Grizzly to confirm that 9/11 was an inside job.
You need to take physics and stop posting pure stupidity.do you really think that a plane that weighs 0.03% of the weight of the building it strikes one third of the way down from the top is going to make the building sway back and forth for four minutes as well as destroying all those massive steel columns ? Especially when the plane is made of aluminium ? Some of it as thin as 1mm ?
a wall of 14"x14" (comprised of 3/8" thick steel plate) perimeter box-columns spaced at 3'-4" on center and lying braced against 4" thick reinforced concrete floors at every 12 feet. While these may have been only 14'' wide they were also 14'' DEEP and lying braced against the reinforced concrete floors at 12 foot intervals. Ansolutely EXCELLENT shock absorbers as you can imagine. In crushing they should have stopped the plane dead on the outside of the building. Maybe the engines and landing gear would have penetrated but that is it.
Then the plane- 150 spread-out tons of of aluminium sheet as thin as 1mm in the fuselage and possiby 4mm in the wings. Spread out over a width of 125 feet and a length of 155feet. The only hard points were the two six-ton engines, the aluminium wing spars and the llanding gear. The fuselage had a diameter of 13 feet or one foot larger than the space between the floors.
Yet this somewhat spidery assembly of light aluminium is supposed to have bludgeoned it's way through the above described columns- 33 of them, wingtips and all. And all without losing as much as a gram of itself on the impact side of the building . Not only that- it went on to destroy up to ten of the truly massive core columns and partially carrying on to exit the building through perhaps a dozen more identical perimeter columns to the ones described above.
The impact is supposed to have caused the 500,000 ton building to sway back and forth for four minutes. Yet the plane itself weighed only one quarter of one half of one tenth of one percent the weight of the building.
So what do you think ? Does it add up?
http://nomoregames.net/presentation...al_August_07.ppt_files/slide0042_image031.png Wing rip
http://nomoregames.net/presentations/Madison_No_Planes_Final_August_07.ppt_files/slide0045_image034 Nose Cone
do you really think that a plane that weighs 0.03% of the weight of the building it strikes one third of the way down from the top is going to make the building sway back and forth for four minutes as well as destroying all those massive steel columns ? Especially when the plane is made of aluminium ? Some of it as thin as 1mm ?
THere are HUGE anomalies and well you know it. See if you can reeconcile this ? (below) I won't hold my breath and neither should anybody else.Failure to answer this question convincingly Grizzly may well mean that 9/11 was an inside job. Keep that in mind.
How could the plane put so much energy into causing the building to sway back and forth and still have gone through those columns in a flash like it did ?
do you really think that a plane that weighs 0.03% of the weight of the building it strikes one third of the way down from the top is going to make the building sway back and forth for four minutes as well as destroying all those massive steel columns ? Especially when the plane is made of aluminium ? Some of it as thin as 1mm ?
Common sense is a logical fallacy.
It may be a mystery people who do not have any education in basic physics, but to people who have even the mildest understanding there are no anomalies about a plane weighing 100 tons traveling at half the speed of sound having momentum, and releasing kinetic energy on something it hits.