Meet Jerry V. Leaphart

The speaker said 9/11 hadn't ever been properly explained, or words to that effect and referenced the combustible/flammable distinction apparently in a context of saying the degree of destruction was inconsistent with a substance that was combustible not flammable. Thus, I would have to say the context involves the issue of volatility of kerosene.

How in the world did you come up with that? If kerosene were flammable as opposed to combustible, would that have resulted in molten steel or "dustification"? No, his statement does not involve the volatility of kerosene; it involves him misrepresenting the event to present jet fuel as the only combustible in question on 9/11. That is wrong in the extreme. No one - not NIST, not us, not any of the fire researchers, not anyone besides you truthers tries to make out the fires to be primarily jet fuel fueled. We all know that it was the office contents that burned most of the time.

Was the speaker right, wrong, moderately right, moderately wrong, whatever. Let the games begin on that.

Wrong in the extreme. He didn't even describe 9/11; he described some fictional scenario where only jet fuel was burning.

That is the context as nearly as I can tell.

You interpreted it wrong.
 
Going back to the original question, we know that Leaphart claimed he wished to have the word 'anti-semite' removed from the dictionary because he felt its true meaning to be misleading. However, at the same time, he was happy to use the word 'flammable', despite the fact that he was deliberately using it so as to benefit from the fact that its technical, as opposed to common, meaning was itself misleading; the common interpretation of 'not flammable' would be a substance that does not burn at all, rather than a substance whose flashpoint is at or above 100ºF. Clearly, then, his motivation for removing the word 'anti-semite' cannot have truly been a desire to abolish all words whose common meaning is misleading. It must, rather, have been to abolish this specific word because of some specific meaning it possessed. That doesn't necessarily prove that he is an antisemite, only that he's a liar. It just strongly suggests that he's an anti-semite, and wants to avoide the accusation by abolishing the word and giving the impression that the concept is invalid.

Dave
 
The Bigot lawyer in question is a 'no-planer' and a 'duster'. He's Judy Woods' main benefactor - so that should explain a lot.
 
I love how he's so nervous that he keeps choking up. Nice find.


Indeed. And he spends 3 of his 4 allotted minutes yammering about his off-topic and apparently racist statement written statement being "censored" and "discriminated" against by the UN, and yammering about his favourite conspiracy fantasies, and then makes a passing reference to the actual subject matter of the conference with a weak and over-used cliche.

How pathetic.

But I did like how at the end, the president said, ever so politely, in essence: :offtopic

I laughed.
 
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*** Even further off topic ramblings ***

So Jammonius - back to topic - what is your opinion of the obviously racist, retarded ambulance chaser Jerry Leaphart in the OP video link?

Is he merely ignorant of real world facts, is he scamming Dr. Judy, or does he really believe the bullcrap he spews?
 
He sent a 'cease and desist' letter to Alex Jones. Pistachio to Cashew.

http://www.checktheevidence.co.uk/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=176&Itemid=60


As bad a letter as I have ever read. The whole point of a cease and desist letter is to shock and terrify the other side. That's really not possible if your letter is incomprehensible.

Also, it's a pretty bad lawyer who actually identifies with his clients. Claiming not to believe everything one's client believes allows for one to identify with and gain the cooperation of the courts and one's opponents. It's an important bit of leverage and it makes no sense to surrender it.

Note the difference: "We have the right to see documents that prove the murder of our comrades by the jackbooted ..."

And: "Look, your honor, I know my client's position is out of the mainstream. If we get these documents, I can show him how wrong he is and we can all go home."

Forget the fact that he's a no-planer; he's just not a good lawyer.
 
*** Even further off topic ramblings ***

So Jammonius - back to topic - what is your opinion of the obviously racist, retarded ambulance chaser Jerry Leaphart in the OP video link?

Is he merely ignorant of real world facts, is he scamming Dr. Judy, or does he really believe the bullcrap he spews?
 
I have a question for you. The title of the article references "vapor." Was the article written, in part, in connection with the controversial finding that TWA Flight 800 blew up because of vapors in its fuel tank ignited by a faulty wire or something?

Jet fuel is not flammable and a spark should not cause ignition. But, if memory serves me correctly, the claim was that kerosene vapor might, if a lot of other circumstances worked out just right and the moon was full and in alignment with jupiter and mars, that it might explode, or something.

You get my drift, right?

The problem is, you're drifting in a sea of ignorance.

Jet fuel is flameable. It can be explosive at times. However, in its common form, it is very flameable.

Flameable means it has a flash pointof 100 deg. F or below , and combustable means that it has a flashpoint of above 100 deg. F.

See here.

http://www.aristatek.com/Newsletter/03 02 February/Technical Discussion.htm

And here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_fuel

Go back to school son!!
 
Dave,

OK, I'll engage with you on this. I don't think the issue is resolved as yet:

Kerosene is referred to over and over again as being "combustible" not "flammable."

See:

www.hess.com/EHS/msds/Kero_Dyed_9912_clr.pdf

What may have happened here, however is that there may have been a revision in the description of kerosene occuring after TWA 800. I don't know that, as yet.

Mind you, I am not here saying your information is wrong. I am here saying that it is correct to characterize kerosene as combustible, rather than flammable.

The flash point of kerosene is >100 degrees farenheit. In comparison, gasoline, which is flammable, has a flashpoint of -45degrees, thus highlighting the huge volatility difference between the two hydrocarbons.

And I am saying that you are absolutely wrong, and you cannot just admit that you are wrong.

GO BACK TO SCHOOL SON!!
 
triforcharity,

The flammable/combustible discussion concluded satisfactorily on page 2. Your posts are a day late and a dollar short. It has been recognized that the flammable/combustible distinction was technically valid. To be sure, other arguments were made about the extent of the validity, its context and so on.

I do hope you didn't spend all day on trying to prove something or other that was resolved before noon today?

I am here editing this post after reading your most recent one. I have no further need to dialogue with you.

take care
 
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So Jammonius - back to topic - what is your opinion of the obviously racist, retarded ambulance chaser Jerry Leaphart in the OP video link?

When do you think he stopped beating his wife?
 
nice derail by Bill and Jammonious. Please report those posts and move on. Stop engaging in the further of the derail.

Jerry V Leapheart. care to comment by the two derailers?
 
I thought we had dealt with crazy quilt, false choice syllogisms on page 1 of this thread. Your post does not make any sense whatsoever.

So you can't see the hypocrisy in someone who deliberately uses ambiguous language to mislead, demanding that a word be stricken from the dictionary because he claims it's ambiguous and can be used to mislead? And that doesn't cause you to question his real motives, rather than accept his stated motives at face value? Gosh, I wish I had your faith in human nature.

You give both conspiracy theory and crazy quilt logic a bad name in the example you've constructed.

:dl:

Do you ever actually read what you're writing? Why would I not want to give conspiracy theory a bad name?

Dave
 
Many posts have been split to the existing dustification thread. Do not derail this one any further. Also, remain civil and do not make personal attacks.
Replying to this modbox in thread will be off topic  Posted By: Cuddles
 
Now that the off topic dreck is cleared -

So Jammonius and Bill - back to topic - what is your opinion of the obviously racist, socially retarded ambulance chaser Jerry Leaphart and his points in the OP video link?
 
The hammer of failure...
No, it is not. It is combustible.
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So, once again, it is to be noted the UN speaker ...

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...yet again.
This is funny as you quote pick an article which tells you jet fuel is flammable. You support lies and then provide evidence you don't understand jet fuel.
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Jet fuel is not flammable and a spark should not cause ignition. But, if memory serves me correctly, the claim was that kerosene vapor might, if a lot of other circumstances worked out just right and the moon was full and in alignment with jupiter and mars, that it might explode, or something.

You get my drift, right?
Why did the guy speaking to the UN say jet fuel was not flammable?
Here is jet fuel burning in a fire ball at the Pentagon, is he trying to say jet fuel can't do this? Hello?
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Jet fuel, could be called less flammable than gasoline but it burns with more or less the same heat energy. Why did Leaphart say jet fuel was not flammable? This is a jet fuel fire ball which started a large fire and collapsed part of the Pentagon.
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Kerosene is referred to over and over again as being "combustible" not "flammable."
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... I am here saying that it is correct to characterize kerosene as combustible, rather than flammable.

The flash point of kerosene is >100 degrees farenheit. In comparison, gasoline, which is flammable, has a flashpoint of -45degrees, thus highlighting the huge volatility difference between the two hydrocarbons.
Why do you quibble about this?; jet fuel is flammable.
Look at a jet fuel truck! (what is the heat energy in jet fuel vs gasoline?)
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Jet fuel truck. See red sign with 3 at bottom?; it means Flammable liquid.
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Oops, jet fuel is a Flammable liquid! No wonder I used it in my jet engines! Take your hammer of failure to that since you support Leaphart trying to make a point by saying jet fuel is not flammable. You are too hung up on this, and when you see less flammable, is still flammable.

http://mlss.gov.jm/eoshd/data/nioshdbs/ipcsneng/neng0663.htm

Leaphart made a mistake on jet fuel, and leaps into the pit of stupidity...
Leaphart believes in beam weapons did 911; pure insanity

Leaphart says jet fuel is not flammable and spews the junk about not melting steel; no one ever said the steel melted. The best I can go is jet fuel is less flammable since it is right at 37 degree flash point.

For your other failed CT, flight 800, above 37°C explosive vapor/air mixtures may be formed. You see on Flight 800 with the tank nearly empty, the tank is next to the air-conditioning system and this heated the tank up! oops, so your Flight 800 conspiracy is bogus too.

Leaphart was spewing nonsense about jet fuel in general to along with his failed beam weapon support of Judy and her moronic delusions on 911. You can quibble about jet fuel all day, it does not make the beam weapon or Leaphart failure to understand 911 move him and Judy out of the idiot nut case conspiracy theorist camp of stupid ideas on 911.

When Leaphart said jet fuel was not flammable trying to play down the heat energy of 315 tons of TNT found in the burning jet fuel. He is anti-science, pro-fantasy. It makes no sense for him to say it, and exposes him as a fraud who used hearsay about 911 in a speech to the UN.

The hollow "aluminum tube" is dumb as rocks too, since the energy of impact was 1300 and 2093 pounds of TNT kinetic energy. Should of taken physics...

Jet fuel has a higher flash point makes it safer to transport than gasoline, but the energy in jet fuel is more than gasoline, so it burns with more heat. More heat, more damage! Jet fuel burns, it burns "hotter" in that it has more energy; more heat energy than gasoline. Got your hammer of stupid ready? Being literal may get you an F, for failure. Hammer time
 
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