RedIbis
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I think what the red blushing bird embarrassed from his lie in "my first truther" thread is trying to say is
I'm pretty sure faking quotes is against the rules.
I think what the red blushing bird embarrassed from his lie in "my first truther" thread is trying to say is
A non-existent column is NIST's best piece of evidence.
I'm pretty sure faking quotes is against the rules.
The column existed.
It features in the building plans.
It features in the NIST report.
Is it that it is an inconvenient fact for 911 conspiracy theorists that they're claiming it didn't exist?
To be fair to the lying liar, I was the first one to say, "non-existent column," meaning that it was never recovered/identified.
Nor was it ever presented during investigations or to support the final collapse report.
Yeah, because it was never recovered. And as you know, the steel wasn't marked in such a way that it could be identified in any case.
Anyway, you were about to explain your alleged theory and how a non-existent column is your best piece of evidence.
Make up your mind, was it never recovered or was it not identified? Not the same thing.
I am quite sure that AIDS existed in 1963, it just hadn't been "discovered"/named yet.
Nor was it ever presented during investigations or to support the final collapse report.
Speaking of the scientific process, has the TM ever proposed a coherent, plausible, workable theory to explain what happened?
Nor was it ever presented during investigations or to support the final collapse report.
A 110-story skyscraper fell on building 7. Even if the exact mechanism for the collapse wasn't EXACTLY what NIST said it was, what difference does it make?
In what legal system in the world would a vast, incomprehensible and unnecessary conspiracy be more plausible than "a building fell on it, so it collapsed"?
It what mind does first time in history collapses occurring three times in one day because of two different reasons considered plausible?
Here's a couple trick questions (well, not really, but you'll likely pretend like they were):
How many times in history have large passenger jets filled with jet fuel been flown into skyscrapers at high velocity?
How many times in history have huge skyscrapers collapsed next to a smaller one and ignited large multi-story, totally unfought fires causing firefighters to predict that it would collapse?
welcome Back hopeless EmergencyIt means you still don't know what happened. But you keep pretending like you do. You also keep trying to imply things like 110 stories fell on wtc-7 when you know that's not the case.
It what mind does first time in history collapses occurring three times in one day because of two different reasons considered plausible?
Nor was it ever presented during investigations or to support the final collapse report.
welcome Back hopeless Emergency
what kind of mind comes to the conclusion because it was the first time in history that three buildings were brought down by two different mechanisms considered by them to not be plausible. Then conclude that thermite which has never in the history of CD ever been used to bring down buildings is a more likly mechasnism?
Jets have hit buildings before.
The tower collapses aren't blamed on the planes hitting them even according to NIST. The towers took the impacts and most likely would have remained standing if it weren't for the building content fire and removed fireproofing according to NIST.
No plane hit WTC-7.
The so-called damage caused by the falling towers isn't the cause of the collapse according to NIST. Nor is removed fireproofing. Thermal expansion is the reason according to NIST.
Both causes are new and NEVER before reasons for high-rise buildings to collapse.