ozeco41
Philosopher
Why should a Government Agency which has completed an investigation authorised by statute provide such information to would be political troublemakers who are unable to formulate a prima facie case for review of the completed statutory task?For starters, in response to a request for calculations and analysis substantiating the NIST claim for girder walk-off in their collapse initiation scenario for WTC 7, the NIST director said he was witholding that information claiming it might jeopardize public safety.
The issue goes to the concept of governance of a democracy and the political processes of reviewing properly determined findings. And, Tony, it has nothing to do with your unsupported fantasy claims framed in false engineering.
It is an issue of the process of governance and the legal setting for review.
At the very simplest it requires a body of political opinion to call into question the official findings THEN a political decision that a review is warranted. There is nothing extant that even approaches a reasoned prima facie claim of error. Bullcrap on all you like on Internet forums - the test of a prima facie case is para legal in the political arena and none of your debating tricks, evasions, half truths, false logic, pseudo engineering will be of any consequence in the arena of politics.
Sure there is a lot more. For example the claimed errors in the original finding would have to be significant in the political context. That question of "significance" is something that at least two advocates have failed to demonstrate in these forums (You and Major_Tom before you ask.)
Your "claims" are not within a mile of good enough to gain any political support. BTW that would still be true if there was any significant substance to your claims. Ironically the fact that the claims are utter nonsense makes little difference.
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