These 370 items - upon a first quick glance, many contain prose without relevance, void of any claim about the events of 9/11 (such as claims about "standing", or how proud young Bobby McI. made his father).
Here is what I'll do:
I will create a little spreadsheet that gives me 10 random numbers between 1 and 370, and I shall list the 10 items such numbered and assess them. Deal? I am doing this because right now a mild evening sun is shining through the window directly on me as I sit at my desk at home with nothing better to do. I am feeling generous and kind
Here are the ten random item numbers:
12
23
70
120
148
160
197
288
332
336
Misleading: The 9/11 Commission Report and the year of its publication are of zero relevance to the case, NIST's work, any alleged "technical evidence".
Misleading: The paragraph makes it sound as if AE911Truth has been making public presentations since 2004, when in fact it wasn't even founded until 2006.
Misleading: The paragraph makes it sound as if "technical evidence" had been presented regarding "nano-thermite or nano-thermate" in or before 2004, when in fact the fraudulent, paid-for-to-publish paper by Steven Jones under the false lead author name "Harrit" had only been published in 2009.
Lie: The claim that there is any technical evidence for the presence, let alone use, of nano-therm*te, let alone its use to "destroy" anything. Everybody at AE911Truth must be painfully aware that Jones has presented a fraud, a very elaborate lie.
Obvious nonsense: No one ever forced AE's hand. AE has at all times since its existence been able to provide to the public anything they wanted to, limited only by their own resources. In particular, there was no need whatsoever to rebut and refute the NIST report on WTC7 before coming up with an own theory. Science does not advance by refuting extant hypotheses, it advances by proposing new, better hypotheses which end up replacing the old one, provided they are found to explain reality better.
Blatant Dishonesty: AE complains about a government agency issuing a report - but they would also complain if NO government agency had issued a report.
Irrelevant. The public law is what it is, regardless of what it may or may not be "commonly known as".
Misleading: There is no such thing in US law as a "Petition to Congress". What AE has submitted is individual stacks of paper or perhaps electronic mailings to members of Congress. There are to date, after more than 14 years of such "petitioning", exactly ZERO Members of Congress who have indicated they would support the kind of legislation that AE, presumably, seeks.
Irrelevant: A US government agency's work cannot be expected to adhere to the wishes of a plaintiff in a foreign country who pushes a vexious claim there in foreign court.
Speculation: There is no way that AE can know that a change of report by NIST would have any effect on the already failed and dead "Grand Jury Petition" by LC911I, submitted and filed in the round cabinet three years ago already.
I do not know or understand enough about the issue being talked about here to have a solidly informed judgement on whether the underlying claim, that NIST left out some structural element (a stiffener) - could be there really was no stiffener. I'll assume, in the spirit of generosity, I'll accept that NIST did leave out a stiffener.
Bare assertion: I am pretty sure AE cannot and does not know that NIST omitted "a known structural feature" "
intentional[ly]"
Bare assertion: How on earth would AE know what difference inclusion of those stiffeners would have made in the NIST collapse sequence? They never actually did sufficient modeling.
Speculation: AE cannot possibly know what other "independent investigators, scientists, researchers, or another government agency" who "attempted to reproduce NIST's WTC 7 study results with the information provided in the NIST WTC 7 Report" would come to "
significantly different conclusions". As a matter of fact, other, independent investigators HAVE done modelling and found that collapse would ensue that would NOT be prevented by inclusion of that particular stiffener.
This is
true.
Projection: The "irrational" claims are AE's, not NIST's
FALSE: The problem with the erosion of this one steel specimen is not so much that it's source cannot be 100% determined to be WTC7, the problem is that there is no way know where in WTC7 this would have been, and so further analysis would not help with the rational analysis of how fires caused the collapse and where collapse initiated.
Implied Bare Assertion/Speculation: AE assumes that hot corrosion of steel is relevant as a sign of some form of exotic "controlled demolition" - we all know they want to inject the (truly
irrational) idea that somehow "therm
ate" (thermite spiked with sulfur) is the source of the sulfidation of that bit of steel - that's science fiction, made-up ********
Wishful Thinking. I see neither a technical not legal argument being served here.
Plain Idiocy: After more than 13 years, the "engineers" at AE have STILL not understood NIST's modelling approach and their consecutive modelling steps: The preliminary model is ... *drumroll* ... a ... (are you getting what I am getting at yet) ...
preliminary model, not meant to capture everything that goes on around column 79 - it could not possibly have, for it was far too limited in scope. The purpose of this preliminary LS-DYNA model was "
to confirm which failure modes needed to be accounted for in the 16-story ANSYS model" (NIST NCSTAR 1-9 Chapter 8.8, p. 349). In that model of just a corner of a single floor, columns were absolutely fixed, girders and beams heated uniformly to a single temperature, concrete slabs were not heated at all. This is a model far simpler than the 16-story ANSYS model, which in addition to capturing differential heating and structural response between floors also ran through complex heating (and cooling) histories of the structural frame.
To pretend that a difference in outcome between a simple preliminary model and a complex "real" model is in need of an "[explanation] to [some] acceptable degree of scientific precision" is astoundingly stupid, revealing stunning ineptness - or hardened, cynical dishonesty.
Four items and one and a half pages later, they are still belaboring the
stupendous ignorance and incompetence shown in item 332.
FALSE: NIST
does in fact explain to more than sufficient detail the substantial modelling differences between the limited and
preliminary Chapter 8.8 LS-DYNA model and the later (Chapter 11!!) ANSYS model, that has input from the fire history models and structural heating analysis, and which also allows all of the structure to move realistically (i.e. for columns to move laterally in response to expanding, contracting or sagging girders framing into them).
Again, to pretend that it is somehow not obvious and clear as the sun on a bright blue sky that a
LIMITED AND PRELIMINARY model would have some results different from a realistic and comprehensive model reveals
either bottomless stupidity or a fiendish level of evil fraudulence.
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TLDR;
12: Misleading, Misleading, Misleading and Lie
23: Obvious nonsense, Blatant Dishonesty
70: Irrelevant
120: Misleading, Irrelevant, Speculation
148: Bare assertion, Bare assertion, Speculation
160: true
197: Projection, FALSE, Implied Bare Assertion/Speculation
288: Wishful Thinking
332: Plain Idiocy
336: FALSE, either bottomless stupidity or a fiendish level of evil fraudulence
9 out of 10 items have been shown to be worthless crap, anything from misleading to the worst of lies and imbecility.
The one "true" claim is merely a paraphrase of a single sentence in the Errata document to the NIST report, which shows that at least one person at AE has both the reading skills and the strength of character and honesty to correctly parse a single sentence written by NIST. Congratulations!