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Why is it so hard for you guys to produce a simple picture of these fires?
What produces smoke?
Why is it so hard for you guys to produce a simple picture of these fires?
Actually, Washington St. continues south of the WTC site, so I was wrong. He was obviously speaking of the south face.
Why is it so hard for you guys to produce a simple picture of these fires?
You don't know fire.You don't know?![]()
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Why is it so hard for you guys to produce a simple picture of these fires?
Active fires don't produce thick, grey, billows of smoke.

And if the outer periphery of the building isn't burning, why does it descend?

Active fires don't produce thick, grey, billows of smoke.
You're arguing for invisi-fires which burned for hours, but somehow all the material in all the peripheral office space doesn't ignite? How does that work?
And if the outer periphery of the building isn't burning, why does it descend?
Active fires don't produce thick, grey, billows of smoke.
...A fire in a building with modern fittings and materials generates smoke that is thick and black, obscures vision, causes great difficulty in breathing and can block the escape routes.
From:
Fire Safety Risk Assessment - Small and Medium Places of Assembly
Published 5 June 2006
Type(s) Manuals, leaflets and booklets, Good practice and guidance
Site Fire and resilience
ISBN 978 1 85112 820 4
Price .12.00 (free to download below)
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/fire/firesafetyrisk7
Why is it so hard for you guys to produce a simple picture of these fires?
You don't know fire.
[qimg]http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll116/tjkb/wtc7fire3.jpg[/qimg]
Honestly, that canard isn't worth a serious response. The argument is going to be that huge amounts of smoke are NOT evidence of fire?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r15-hUYyeVM&feature=related
I really like this active fire video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGOgT9p6KzA&feature=related
TAM![]()
Active open fires--in other words, raging fires--do not produce thick, grey billows of smoke. So you're arguing for invisi-fires that burn for hours but never ignite the rest of the building. How does that work?
Yeah, thick, grey billows of smoke.![]()
Actually, Washington St. continues south of the WTC site, so I was wrong. He was obviously speaking of the south face.
Why is it so hard for you guys to produce a simple picture of these fires?
To the south-west was plausible, and Steve Spak did pretty well with his efforts. But with WTC5+6 still in the way, plus emergency services all over the place he was limited to a sharp angle of view.
Then the area was cleared.
But, all along, I'd guess that nobody really thought it was terribly important to record stuff that would persuade deluded punks way ahead in 2010 that there really was extensive fire in WTC7. Nobody was in any doubt and people pretty much had better things to do.
Hope that helps.