WTC Dust
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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.