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Blown to Kingdom Come

Gravy said:
By gosh, he's right! Now that I think about it, I find it extremely suspicious that I haven't seen ANY of these things in the rubble:

A Deer Park water cooler with the water bottle sitting on top, plugged in.

A complete table setting from Windows on the World.

A working computer network of any kind.

A single desk organizer with the pens not spilled all over the place.

A curtain rod–curtain–holdback–drywall screws–paint–drywall–window frame–window–fireproofing–column–spandrel–flange–cladding–truss–pan–concrete–wall–story–World Trade Center tower assembly.
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Nominated.
 
TruthSeeker1234 said:
Our best estimate is that about 20% of the structural steel remained macroscopic. About 1% (at most) of the concrete remained macroscopic.

Yes, besides structural steel and concrete, the towers contained machinery, carpet, furniture, computers, wiring, plumbing, and human beings. Almost 100% of this material was disintegrated into a fine powder.

Oddly, sheets of paper seemed to have survived very well. Also odd is the burned out cars, where steel is burned yet plastic isn't. And cars that look so melted as do defy description, yet were not hit by rubble.
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Who's best estimate is that?

It was disintegrated because of the incredibly amount of weight that crushed it. That isn't surprising at all.

So you are saying the sheets of paper couldn't get through blown out glass or large holes made by planes when the tower collapsed. And since cars supposedly melted by themselves is also a government conspiracy?
 
TruthSeeker1234 said:
We see that all of the structural steel is blown apart, and only about 20% of it remains. We have many pictures and videos of steel disintegrating and turning to dust.

Pile of rubble?? What pile?
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Do you even know what rubble is?
 
TruthSeeker1234 said:
Our best estimate is that about 20% of the structural steel remained macroscopic. About 1% (at most) of the concrete remained macroscopic.

Yes, besides structural steel and concrete, the towers contained machinery, carpet, furniture, computers, wiring, plumbing, and human beings. Almost 100% of this material was disintegrated into a fine powder.

Oddly, sheets of paper seemed to have survived very well. Also odd is the burned out cars, where steel is burned yet plastic isn't. And cars that look so melted as do defy description, yet were not hit by rubble.
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Yes, because when you drop heavy stuff ontop of paper, it powderizes into macroscopic powder :rolleyes:
 
The troll's "point" is always the same - her only "point" is to start BS threads repeatedly so that she can restate all the same old arguments that she made before which were thoroughly demolished (and no pre-planted explosives were required) on her prior threads.

She'll also change the subject repeatedly, won't answer straightforward questions with a straightforward answer - let alone a defensible one, will ask BS questions in response to legitimate questions, will never, ever provide any legitimate evidence to back up her claims, and she won't educate herself sufficiently to even begin to try to understand the facts and evidence.

She just spouts CT nonsense like so much projectile vomit.

Hey, if the troll can keep repeating herself on every thread that she posts on and every thread that she starts, well, I guess it's okay for me to keep repeating this.

At least my post has the benefit of being factual, unlike anything the troll posts.
 
Gravy said:
You and the six-foot bunny?
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TruthSeeker1234 said:
We see that all of the structural steel is blown apart, and only about 20% of it remains. We have many pictures and videos of steel disintegrating and turning to dust.

Pile of rubble?? What pile?
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Steel never ever had turned to dust on this planet.
Not even in any Comic i read so far. :boggled:
 
How often has TS been shown all those pics of the six or seven storey high pile of rubble? The pics of all the stuff hauled to Fresh Kills? All the stuff being stored for the memorial?

What Is Wrong With Your Brain Truthseeker?
 
defaultdotxbe said:
yeah, after i posted that i thought you might mean harvey, but hey, im a product of a different generation of movies
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now that i think about i think frank was 5'11"

.....although, donnies bedroom was crushed by a jet engine.....curiouser and curiouser....
 
TruthSeeker1234 said:
We see that all of the structural steel is blown apart, and only about 20% of it remains. We have many pictures and videos of steel disintegrating and turning to dust.

Pile of rubble?? What pile?
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Steel disintegrated?
The dust was Drywall, glass fiber, and concrete.:
http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2001/ofr-01-0429/

20% of steel remains? I'm sorry but that's incorrect. Practicaly all of the steel was accounted for. None of it vaporized.
According to this Web site:
http://911research.wtc7.net/cache/wtc/analysis/collapses/wasteage_cleanup.htm
Steel made up half of the 1.2 million tons of debris removed from the site.:

“I saw I-beams stacked six stories high,” he says. “Steel could make up as much as half of the site's estimated 1.2 million tons of wreckage. Plans on how to move the machinery around this site are complex.”

These site more or less confirm the estimates:
http://www.ussartf.org/world_trade_center_disaster.htm
"since the mass of the combined towers is 1000000, tons finding evidence will be an enormous task."

http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/US/NY/NewYorkWorldTradeCenterp2.html
"In all, 20,000 body parts were recovered. 1,800,000 tons of rubble was removed."

This site states that the towers had 200,000 of steel each so that 400,000 tones of steel total. which is supported by the statement above.:
http://www.september11news.com/WTCArt.htm
"More than 200,000 tons of steel was used in the World Trade Center's
construction. The 425,000 cubic yards of concrete used in building the World
Trade Center is enough to build a five-foot wide sidewalk from New York City
to Washington, D.C."
 
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