WTC Dust
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I'm just addressing the amount of people required. When you focus on the office with the operators, you neglect to take into account that many other people told us what happened. Note that I am not talking about the accuracy or reliability of the reports, only about the fact that they exist and point to a plot in which 19 islamic terrorists were involved, therefore either they are correct and your pet hypothesis is wrong, or they are fake and there are many more people involved than you claim in covering up the real deal and inventing the plot.
Which is it? Are you wrong in your pet DEW hypothesis, or are you wrong in the amount of people involved?
If there's another possibility not contemplated in the reasoning above, please elaborate.
Please also respond to why "they" couldn't project an impact just as "they" projected a plane.
By the way, your expectations on the impact are wrong. Indeed if you held a tower like a bat and smashed into a plane with it at the same velocity, you'd obtain the same result we saw, because the plane has a lot of inertia due to its mass, causing it to not move much from its point, and the speed of the tower would pierce through it (think of a racket string breaking when hitting a ball, even if the rackets are much harder). And airplanes (especially airliners) are much stronger than their light envelope, otherwise the wings would break before taking off because they wouldn't be able to hold the weight of the plane! There's a strong skeleton behind that cover.
http://www.formauri.es/personal/pgimeno/xfiles/cache/boeing2.jpg
And don't forget the kinetic energy. If you throw an empty can against a glass, you will probably not even crack it. If you throw a full can, you will probably smash it, the material being the same.
I did read this, but it contained far too many errors for me to go over it with you.
