ergo
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So what did happen to these solidified pools of steel? Funny no one reported finding them. Did they evaporate?
Good question. What happened to the solidifed pools of aluminum?
So what did happen to these solidified pools of steel? Funny no one reported finding them. Did they evaporate?
So what did happen to these solidified pools of steel? Funny no one reported finding them. Did they evaporate?
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Get back to me when you can show that all these reports were "mistaken".
Actually, your "endless examples" here all lead to the same search results.![]()
Now? Guys, ergo isn't the only one who needs a new hobby. Let it go.You're just trolling me now, right?
So you haven't found any witness references to molten aluminum in Ground Zero?
They would not be noteworthy in fire, along with a host of other soft metals. Steel on the other hand. It's strange they found the "swiss cheese" piece but no pools.Good question. What happened to the solidifed pools of aluminum?![]()
Now? Guys, ergo isn't the only one who needs a new hobby. Let it go.
Good question. What happened to the solidifed pools of aluminum?![]()
Now? Guys, ergo isn't the only one who needs a new hobby. Let it go.
We should make troll feeding a capital offence.....![]()
Gee, um, let me think about that...
It's an inside job.
The question asked was, "What kind of molten metal did Leslie Robertson see flowing in a little river?" and EdX answers "melted metal". Okey dokey....
EdX, why do you think the firefighter who showed Robertson this trickle of molten metal under the concrete found it remarkable enough to show him, and why did Robertson find it remarkable enough to comment on at his address at Stanford?
do you think firefighters can identify melted steel from melted aluminum or melted iron or melted copper from just looking at it?No, I don't think all metals are steel.
But nor is it credible for you to claim that all these people, including firefighters, engineers and other professionals are "mistaken" and should be ignored. This simply isn't credible.
do you think firefighters can identify melted steel from melted aluminum or melted iron or melted copper from just looking at it?
However, in keeping with my thread, it doesn't really matter. Sure, there was melted steel. So far it doesn't seem to matter.
It most certainly does matter!
There should not have been any melted steel there if the Official Story is telling the truth.
MM
It most certainly does matter!
There should not have been any melted steel there if the Official Story is telling the truth.
MM
How did you determine that?