The use of thermite as an incendiary to demolish the WTCs is cloaked by stupidity.
Jet fuel, coupled with the inevitable risk of fire in a seriously damaged building (electrical fires).
No need for thermite. No reason to test for it.
...and so on to stupidity.
No need for thermite. No reason to test for it.
What was NIST trying to do: validate a pre-engineered narrative, or determine what initiated the collapse of the WTCs?
Fires played a role in the collapse of the WTCs. That requires an arson investigation. Arson investigations have thermite as part of the routine checklist. Hence, it would have been perfectly natural to consider thermite, and to test for it - such as by looking inside fire-affected perimeter box columns from WTC2.
Also, are you guys so dense that you can't see that your own twisted logic (a cusp catastrophe, actually) means that thermite could have been used with impunity, and never tested for, because - well - thermite couldn't have been used?
In other words, can you see how your own stupidity cloaks the fact that thermite was used as an incendiary?
It doesn't matter. Your blankets of darkness will never be able to stop your ever-shining friend,
Max Photon
(The non-stupid guy over there...yeah, the one with the rugged good looks.)
Hey, speaking of stupid, why doesn't someone ask old Brent Blanchard what the "telltale signs" are when thermite is used not to cut or melt steel - like Brent fantasizes about - but to heat it to about 600C ? If you read his paper, he makes it sound like the "telltale signs" are obvious to even a simpleton, and that he and his buddies - all pros, mind you - know to to tell if the box columns were heated with thermite from the inside to the critical temperature of the steel.
(As Apollo note, Brent's
good...)
Moderators: Can we rename this thread:
The Brent Blanchard's Reputation Memorial Thread
(Heck, you might as well toss Protec's in there while you're at it.)
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