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Merged 9/11 No Plane/Energy Weapon discussion thread

Why do you always confuse "smoke" and "fumes?"

When was this taken?

It's not confusion. Smoke, as it is commonly understood, results from combustion. I specifically use fumes because combustion wasn't going on. To call it smoke would be to imply combustion, and I'm doing the exact opposite. I am refuting combustion as the source of the fumes.

Remember, after 100 days of smelling it, I swore that nobody would ever convince me that it was an ordinary fire.
 
Recently I saw a piece of art that was pretty much a bunch of twisted, bent metal. Did a DEW do this?

That means Chicago's Picasso sculpture is a giant Afghan hound that was defurrified by a sooper-seekrit de . . . furrifier!
 
When was this picture taken?
What was the content of that dump truck?
What were the wind conditions on that day?

Wow. Lots of questions. Before I answer them, what are your initial impressions of the dump truck image?
 
Check out this picture of a dump truck. I don't see anyone actively adding things to the dump truck. It looks like they put the stuff in there and left. Then the stuff is fuming. You can see the fumes. There isn't anyone adding things to the dump truck when the picture was taken, so I don't think it was being stirred up. I think the fumes are rising from the material placed in the dump truck.
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Wow, that is hard
 
It's not confusion. Smoke, as it is commonly understood, results from combustion. I specifically use fumes because combustion wasn't going on. To call it smoke would be to imply combustion, and I'm doing the exact opposite. I am refuting combustion as the source of the fumes.

Remember, after 100 days of smelling it, I swore that nobody would ever convince me that it was an ordinary fire.

Was that photo taken 100 days later? How can you be sure it's not smoke?
 
Jesus Christ in a canoe! What the hell could anyone possibly discern from that stupid photo? It looks like a dumpster someone just threw some drywall into; you can't show its provenance so what's the point?

Drywall doesn't do quite that. Fumes rising when nobody appears to be disturbing the contents of the dump truck. Very strange. Similar to these pictures and news story.
 

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There's your problem.

I'm pretty sure no one has denied the existence of energy weapons. What is being denied is that there was any energy weapon in existence in 2001 capable of destroying the towers.

As long as today, in 2012, there is no one on JREF who denies the existence of energy weapons, I'm good.
 
Tracy is forever claiming something is "fumes"

The smoke pouring from WTC7? FUMES

The smoke, dust and debris following the plane impacts? Yup, FUMES.
 
Drywall doesn't do quite that.

Yes it does, under the correct circumstances. Your PhD isn't helping much here, nor it seems does your life experiences. I can think of a number of things happening in that photo that have nothing to do with "fumes."

Destroying fluorescent lighting as just one example.

Once upon a time I was a supervisor for one of the largest building/construction maintenance firms in Chicago, and I threw lots of stuff into dumpsters.
 
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As long as today, in 2012, there is no one on JREF who denies the existence of energy weapons, I'm good.

As long as you agree there wasn't an energy weapon in existence in 2001 that could have destroyed the towers, we're good too.
 
That's actually a good point, Joe. I reiterate that I wouldn't have posted this thread except several JREFers denied the existence of energy weapons.

No, just you and Jude The Mental's huge, imaginary weapon. Anyway, none of the weapons you showed could ''dustify'' or''foamify'' (you never seem to be able to make your mind up on that one) steel. You and Judy Wood make a great double act.
 
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