Blaupunkt69
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Aww but why? His building had only two isolated pockets of fact and they was enough for him to evacuate?Pretty sure, Bill has left the building!![]()
Aww but why? His building had only two isolated pockets of fact and they was enough for him to evacuate?Pretty sure, Bill has left the building!![]()
Pretty sure, Bill has left the building!![]()
Those were obviously the biggest fires in the towers, right?![]()
Chief Orio Palmer's transmission:
"We've got two ISOLATED pockets of fire."
He also said:
"We're gonna need TWO ENGINES up here."
That's a decent amount of manpower for two "small" pockets of fire.
This is one of the most hilarious of the CT memes. We get one crew that manages to get up to the lowest fire involved floor or either tower where he reports, a few minutes before collapse, that this level (did I mention its the lowest fire floor) has a few fires (and btw lots of dead and injured people.) that can be suppressed with a few water lines(which he doesn't have and won't get)
Ok, sad, enraging, or the less emotional, blatant sophistry, would be better than finding hilarity in the idea of there being dead people involved.
Its a notion that simply makes me shake my head in disbelief that anyone could twist those words into the idea that there were only small fires in the towers.
Could we not expect, even though he does not specify it, that in addition to those who died, there would be those who were injured and unable to leave under their own power due to those injuries?
The commonly agreed upon STORY is that the WTC was suffering from fires. I'm telling you otherwise.
isolated pockets, there you go
these men are trained communicators
they need to relay precise environmental conditions
to the dispatcher
"isolated pockets" must mean exactly that
not "widespread areas"
"isolated pockets"
and only 2 of them
not much of a fire, eh?
And OOOPS the paper didn't burn. It's almost laughable to think that a steel building was destroyed by a hydrocarbon fire, when the paper didn't burn...
How about this broken bicycle part? The 19mm diameter steel spindle failed not the riders foot or leg, not the aluminium cranks nor the aluminium pedals.
Do you the the rider should have a broken leg? or perhaps that the aluminium cranks should have sheared first?
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If they're trained to investigate fires, then I'd reckon they know what fires tend to smell like. Consequently, they should know better than you if the smell of ground zero was not easily explained by the fire and subsequent collapse of the towers.
But maybe you're right. Maybe persons trained in biomedical sciences are uniquely qualified in identifying mysterious foamification of tall buildings. Sure. Why not?
They most likely had hoses, It is standard practice to take them in . I seriously doubt though that they would have been able to use them since the standpipes were most likely damaged and there wouldnt be much if any water pressure.
Not relevant. YOU PEOPLE are saying that an airplane crashed into
the south face of WTC 2. NOT ME. I'm not the one claiming that
an airplane crashed there. I'm pointing out that none of the videos
of this event depict any plane debris bouncing off the south
face of WTC 2.
Go ahead. Prove me wrong. Show me a video of 9:59AM on 9/11/2001
that shows some plane debris bouncing off the south face of WTC 2.
I don't want to go around with this assertion if I am wrong, but at this
point, I don't think I am. No one has ever found any video that
shows plane debris bouncing off the south face of WTC 2.
No debris? No collision.
When you look inside the hole? No plane.
Why didn't these "fires" go out after 27 days of rain during the first 100 days post attack? Why was it still fuming one full year later?
Why didn't these "fires" go out after 27 days of rain during the first 100 days post attack? Why was it still fuming one full year later?
To be specific, what was missing at the WTC was a "hydrocarbon fire". There might have been some kind of fire going on, but it wasn't a hydrocarbon fire.
If what I'm saying is correct, who would be someone uniquely qualified to put forth the results that the WTC complex was turned almost entirely into metallic foam at low temperature.
I mean, which scientific specialty suits this conclusion the best? I say materials science, because the WTC dust is completely new material.
If what I'm saying is correct,
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Wind blowing dust around, not fumes.
You would be correct, but you have zero understanding of materials science. And I mean zero. I on the other hand have a degree in metallurgy and materials engineering and work as a materials engineer in the aerospace industry.If what I'm saying is correct, who would be someone uniquely qualified to put forth the results that the WTC complex was turned almost entirely into metallic foam at low temperature.
I mean, which scientific specialty suits this conclusion the best? I say materials science, because the WTC dust is completely new material.