yankee451
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Don't play his game.
Yeah, rational argument will give the place a bad name.
Don't play his game.
The hypocrisy is endless.
Yeah, rational argument will give the place a bad name.
Yeah, just sheared right off without damaging the column ends they were attached to, something that only happens in cartoons.
Allegedly the same thickness for each connecting column, with 12 bolts between them. Now, can you explain why only one half of the equation was damaged?
Yeah, rational argument will give the place a bad name.
Allegedly the same thickness for each connecting column, with 12 bolts between them. Now, can you explain why only one half of the equation was damaged?
Ohh...the documents may say 52 but the spandrels say 48. There are these new fangled measuring tools you can use to measure distances in photographs. Science, try it, you'll like it.I'll bet that the condition you refer to is at the top section of a panel... the columns project about 48" above the floor and the 52" spandrel is there.
The top of those panels in that location would be much stiffer and the impact above ripped the columns and destroyed the floor as a more or less direct hit in that location.
You fail to recognize that the impact was not a uniform blunt "thing" hitting a another uniform flat thing... they were both complex and represented a range of stiffness/density/resistance and so forth.
You show a certain obsession with detail and miss the over larger principles of mechanics in play.
And all those conditions confirm the condition I noted.. I am not wrong. You've highlighted exactly what I said in words!
Check the stagger pattern... you'll see.
'No you didn't.
What we are seeing highlighted in the image are seams that prove the bolts were removed prior to impact. Only one half of the connecting panels were damaged. We see a spandrel plate shattered and directly below it we see the telltale three straight column ends. This is exactly opposite what you said in words.
Yeah I see that. You know what I also saw? Planes hit the towers.
None of the mindless babble you've presented as "evidence" even comes close to countering that.
Hell maybe the images you've seen were made by that same magical hologram machine that made the planes.
Why exactly should we believe anything you show us? Faking a grainy internet photo would be infinitely easier then faking a plane hitting a tower.
Perhaps you can get Purdue to help. Once you get your video released I'll be happy to prove you wrong seven ways from Sunday.
Pretending that we haven't already presented the evidence isn't going to advance your case.
Meanwhile, evidence to support your assertions is notably lacking.
ETA: Animated gifs with arrows are *not* evidence - they are the claim.
For example:
1. You claim that distortion of the pylons inwards towards the point of impact is inconsistent with the official story, but have provided no *evidence* that supports your assertion that the damage would be otherwise in the official version of events.
2. You claim that the aircraft could not have broken the pylons/beams, but have failed to show any calculations that support the assertion. On the contrary, other posters have provided calculations that show that the energy at the point of impact was sufficient. If, as you claim, this is not the case, where are the calculations and physical evidence of the day in error, as the score is 2-0 against what you claim?
There are other questions you have still not answered in the thread, but I'm sure you can find them easily enough.
1. The video demonstrates exactly that.
2. I claim no such thing, I claim that IF the bolts in the connecting the column ends (not 'pylons' or 'beams', PAY ATTENTION!) had been snapped then BOTH ends of the connecting columns would be damaged. That you demand "calculations" is laughable considering none of the calculations you've ever used as proof of the official story prove anything except the dishonesty of the authors.
Name one, if you can.
1. What was the speed of the aircraft when it impacted the building?
2. What direction were the wings going at the time of impact?
3. What direction were the wings going after impact?
The damage evidence proves a jet didn't do it.
IF you claim one did, you'll have to demonstrate what the NIST, R. Mackey, MIT, Puirdue, et al could not.
The damage evidence proves a jet didn't do it
The damage evidence proves a jet didn't do it.
IF you claim one did, you'll have to demonstrate what the NIST, R. Mackey, MIT, Puirdue, et al could not.
No evidence supports any such thing. If it did you could demonstrate how the east-west damage is consistent with a mostly hollow aluminum aircraft with leading edges as sharp as a basketball traveling north-south.
Until any single one of you can demonstrate that, no we're far from done. But I get that desperate men do desperate deeds, so I fully understand why you'd rather make this about me.
You have the floor, it's clean, I just wiped it with you lot.
To date you haven't demonstrated anything other than a refusal to discuss the topic.
Done. I laid out my argument in the video and the accompanying transcript in the OP.
Wading through all the sarcastic and childish posts I still have yet to see any sort of an attempt to discuss the evidence I brought forth, so I find it humorous that you use the term "layperson opinion".
The damage evidence proves a jet didn't do it.