Multiple Bombs in Murrah Building Prove Inside Job

TC, do you know what happens to a building, when a truck parked right outside it, containing a large bomb, severs load bearing columns at the front ?
Do you know how the load which had been supported by those columns will act?
 
A bomb essentially of the same type exploded on the 15th June 1996:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/image_galleries/150606_manchester_bomb_gallery.shtml

Real player footage of the explosion is present on that site.

Windows more than a mile away were broken by the pressure from the bomb.
Because of a coded warning issued by the Provisional IRA there were no civilians killed in that bombing. But the damage to property ran into the millions, and the surrounding area had to be completely redeveloped.
 
13 year old Conspiracy crap that has been throughly debunked and proven to be crap more times than I can count. Is that the best you can do, guy?
 
Hellbound said:
Not really wanting to get into this argument, but thought I'd correct a few things.

First, the military does use ANFO and related explosives. In fact, because of it's lower expansion speed, ANFO is preferred to C-4 for a cratering charge. C-4 is preferred for breaching.

The reason is simple, if one considers the difference between, say, a high-powered rifle and a shotgun loaded with 00 buck.

C-4 would be less likely to push down a wall or roll off a column. The speed of it's shock wave is too fast. Instead, it will tend to cut and break.

ANFO, on the other hand, is the blunt object to C-4's scalpel. It will push as much as it breaks. This is why it's used for cratering charges. It won't do as well against hardened structures (like, for example, a reinforced concrete bunker) but is perfectly adequate for taking down normally-constructed buildings.

As an aside, it's also the same type of charge used to remove bridge abutments.

SGT Brister
U.S. Army
68W (Medical Specialist), 25B (Computer Analyst), 21B (Combat Engineer-this means part of my job is blowing up things with explosives)
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Hellbound is correct.

ANFO is also useful for removing stumps according to my Grandfather the Farmer.

All 21Bs are taught about this technique, and can look up simple Safety Distances in FM 5-34. Also, for the better trained FM 5-25 "Explosives and Demolitions".

Any idiot can test Partin claims. The ingredients can be found in your local Hardware Store. I will not tell you how, but with a little effort on the internet, you can figure it out. I can tell you that just using under a 25# bag will wreck your world standing 20 feet away, it may not hurt too many trees, but it will do a number on flesh.

I suck at logic fallacy arguments, calculations, and “googling”(sp), but there are some things I know I will go to my grave knowing as facts:

:)911 was not CD
:)OKC happened physically as it looks
:jaw-droppI will pay taxes even after death, unless I am in an American Combat Zone
:cool:No matter how far you run, no matter how hard you fight, no matter what any movie portrays, we all die

Morbidly,

D. Florence
MAJ, EN, USAR
Support Operations Officer
 
All right... enough is enough! Now we've got Majors coming in topping off the sergeants?

Don't you guys know this is the Conspiracy section. How dare you bring actual experience and facts into these discussions. If you intend to continue, we will insist on more bluster, pimply hyperbole, and rumors, if you please!

Besides, neither of you posted anything on YouTube, so it can't be true.
 
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