Femr has already made it clear in previous quotes that MIHOP=assisted collapse.
Its hard to tell what he believes now, or if he's just playing games. Femr do you still believe what you previously stated?
Please explain. Then we can move on.
http://the911forum.freeforums.org/reproducibility-of-the-official-story-t347-105.html
You'd be out of here, psik. Your argument comes from nothing. Nowt. Zip. Nada. Misunderstanding. Hand waving. Do you REALLY think that explosives were required ALL the way down ? There I must mention hushabooms. I'm in very little doubt about the deliberate and intentional *bring down*, call it MIHOP, but the ridiculous and naieve (sp?) is just that. Ridiculous. Act together, psik. After many long years of, in all honesty, slight ignorance, and it is slight, I managed to get to grips with the, frankly, flimsy perimeter-floor slab-core connection strength conundrum. It's a right pain, but it matches observables and explains a whole heap of the behaviour. If you choose, as I do, to retain a MIHOP perspective, then not realising that you MUST be fully aware of the actual environment within which you are proclaiming knowledge of, you MUST be aware of the realities. Even if it took 20 floors of deliberate destruction to *get it going*, ......... once started, it was going to ground. End of story. Vertically, and semi-symmetrical.
The QUESTION is that of initiation. Scale of initiation. Condition of initiation.
Have been short on time recently, but it's time. Jeez.
Another quote when asked:
http://the911forum.freeforums.org/post9754.html#p9754
Pavlovian Dogcatcher wrote:
do you share my opinion that the impact damage and fires alone story is physically impossible, or not?
femr2 wrote:
Have I not made my opinion clear enough ? MIHOP.
However, IF the fires had burned for a couple of days, or IF there was irreversable CC creep, then it is logical to conclude that natural failure is physically possible.
That's not what I think happened, as there are plenty of other anomylous events to consider, but as the question is loaded, no, it's not physically impossible.
Pavlovian Dogcatcher wrote:
That said, a simple and direct "not" would've avoided all confusion.