jammonius, I didn't have the pleasure of discussing this with you previously. Here is my last-chance effort. If you are "claiming" something...anything at all, please state it. Preferably in the appropriate thread. As of now, I have no idea at all what you are attempting to "prove," because you refuse to tell me. This seems odd.
We are discussing photos. You seem to think that these photos prove something. What is that?
Paraphrasing Horatius from another thread - You came here, to the JREF, to try and convince me of your idea. But you won't even explain it to me. Why are you doing that? You aren't convincing me of anything with this behavior. We have people pushing all kinds of ideas here; why should I be interested in yours?
Anyway, it's up to you.
ETA - I was at Ground Zero in early October, 2001. They had been working for 3 weeks, and ground zero was still not even close to being "flat" at that time.
carlitos,
ETA - I was at Ground Zero in early October, 2001. They had been working for 3 weeks, and ground zero was still not even close to being "flat" at that time
Wait. I'll match your anecdote with one of my own on the quoted assertion. I was there at about the same time and what you were allowed to see was a fence. Nothing extended above the fence. There was a crane, with a hose that was squirting some substance on a downward arc, not unlike that shown here:
At the end of the crane, by the hose nozzle, someone dressed up like a firefighter was perched in a chair, presumably aiming the nozzle. I remember the person's face had an orange tint. Unfortunately, I fear for that person's long term health. He was not in a good position.
I also remember thinking, but only fleetingly, "where's the pile, this place is flat."