More lying by omission.
Unlike Millette, people like Dr. Jones, Kevin Ryan, Dr. Harrit, et al have a limited amount of original 9/11 WTC dust available for testing.
Please provide your evidence that Millette's amount of dust is not limited.
Who's lying here?
Not to mention that in a conference they said they had
gallons of dust.
Dr. Millette has justified the concerns of Kevin Ryan.
He has his own ample supply of government supplied 9/11 WTC dust and all the tools necessary to quickly put the nanothermite evidence to bed.
Again, please provide any evidence you have for the highlighted part. Otherwise don't complain if I say that's a lie.
See? You can also lie and that's allowed. Are you sure you are not OK with lying being allowed? Would you be OK with facing a suspension for lying so blatantly as you did above? And assuming lying weren't allowed, who judges what is a lie and how? You have no objective criterion when you spread your accusations of lying, and dismiss any possible alternative explanation to lying. Your accusations are dishonest.
But as we all know, he refuses to run a simple 430C heat test. Even on samples he has finished doing non-destructive testing on.
Why not?
You keep claiming he refuses, yet I don't remember seeing a direct refusal from him. Another lie?
But it's irrelevant. He did what he was paid for, namely to determine if the chips in the dust had free aluminium as the Bentham paper claimed, and were therefore thermite. There were serious doubts about that paper, cast by JREF members who analyzed the data in thorough detail, which prompted the need to examine that claim independently.
He used a competent method. He found no free aluminium, contradicting the conclusions in the Harrit et al. paper
as already anticipated by Sunstealer and others using their own data.
So we have:
- Negative confirmation: A rebuttal of the original Jones et al. conclusions that there was free aluminium, based on their own data.
- Positive confirmation: An independent analysis that selects chips matching those that were carefully detailed in the Bentham paper, which determines there was no free aluminium.
That should put the aluminium claim, and with it the thermite claim, to rest. And it does, except in Trutherland. No inconclusive, irrelevant DSC test would help change that.
He will either observe paint residue or observe what Dr. Harrit et al observed.
He already tested for elemental aluminium, discarding thermite and proving that what he, as well as Harrit, Jones, etc. had, was paint, which is the best explanation for the absence of free aluminium and the presence of aluminium silicate in the form of kaolinite, iron oxide in the form of nanoparticles, and an epoxy matrix.
As anticipated.