a handfull (10-20) of people could have rigged those buildings to come down with the correct types of remotely ignited charges in strategic places in less than a work day
Nonsense, such a large building would take months to properly wire for CD - assuming it was empty and there was no need to be secretive about it. To suggest this could be done in a day by a few people in a crowded building occupied by thousands is pure fantasy....the argument that a controled demo would require miles of detonate cord and obvious exposed beams is weak...a handfull (10-20) of people could have rigged those buildings to come down with the correct types of remotely ignited charges in strategic places in less than a work day,
The buildings collapsed at the exact points the airplanes impacted. Even if there were bombs in the base (and there is no evidence there were) they had no effect whatsoever on the structures.the base being the most critical, where a coupla' loaded vehicles could have been parked and set off to create the damage we seen at the bottom, alot of energy there for sure...
No, that's not what makes you a kook or a nut. Believing in something despite having no evidence to support it makes you a kook or a nut....if someone does not believe what he is told to believe, I don't think it makes him a kook or a nut to want to talk about, research and explore an issue 'till he or she is satisfied...
Fine. Please point out one error in the 9/11 Commission report. To date, no troofer has been able to do that, perhaps you'll be the first?...as far as 'quote mining' and picking apart/including/excluding evidence to suit your goal/end result, I'd say the 911 Commision Report is a very good example of that...
...nonsense,
I could carry a suitcase into a building and desroy a very large area...and again, wires would not be needed...the controlled demos you are keeping in your head, you have to use yor imagination and think outside of that scenario...conventional explosives were not used, nor conventional demo tecniques...
..as far as supporting theories with no evidence or proof goes, I have yet to see proof there was 19 (or whatever the number is now) hijackers on the aircraft...I wasn't on any of them (or at the baording gates to watch them get on) so I don't know for sure...
...it boils down to what you want to believe...fabricated evidence fom one source or the other...and you yourself have to look at what evidence is still availabe (pics mostly for me anyhow) and decide for yourself...
...to buy the 'official story'...that is quite a stretch for the 'rational' thinker in my opinion...
...nonsense,
I could carry a suitcase into a building and desroy a very large area...
and again, wires would not be needed...the controlled demos you are keeping in your head, you have to use yor imagination and think outside of that scenario...conventional explosives were not used, nor conventional demo tecniques...
..as far as supporting theories with no evidence or proof goes, I have yet to see proof there was 19 (or whatever the number is now) hijackers on the aircraft...
I wasn't on any of them (or at the baording gates to watch them get on) so I don't know for sure...
So you can point out an error in the 9/11 Comission Report or the NIST reports, yes? Just one will do... (sound of crickets chirping)...it boils down to what you want to believe...fabricated evidence fom one source or the other...and you yourself have to look at what evidence is still availabe (pics mostly for me anyhow) and decide for yourself...
...to buy the 'official story'...that is quite a stretch for the 'rational' thinker in my opinion...
with the correct types of remotely ignited charges in strategic places
A suitcase of explosives could bring down a building? Man, a 757 going 600 mph didn't even bring the damn thing down directly!
...nonsense,
I could carry a suitcase into a building and desroy a very large area...and again, wires would not be needed...the controlled demos you are keeping in your head, you have to use yor imagination and think outside of that scenario...conventional explosives were not used, nor conventional demo tecniques...
..as far as supporting theories with no evidence or proof goes, I have yet to see proof there was 19 (or whatever the number is now) hijackers on the aircraft...I wasn't on any of them (or at the baording gates to watch them get on) so I don't know for sure...
...it boils down to what you want to believe...fabricated evidence fom one source or the other...and you yourself have to look at what evidence is still availabe (pics mostly for me anyhow) and decide for yourself...
...to buy the 'official story'...that is quite a stretch for the 'rational' thinker in my opinion...
For some reason I got the impression that he was referring to a "suitcase nuke" with that comment.A suitcase of explosives could bring down a building? Man, a 757 going 600 mph didn't even bring the damn thing down directly!
Getting there on a broke-down sub and spending three weeks just working on repairs on two disabled generators doesn't make for fond memories!Gilligan's Island, sharks...
What is there not to like?
You're not going to prove anything with questions.You have no clue based on ONE thread, what it is I've read, researched or know. Prove you wrong? Sure, in time, as I raise questions I have.
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And you laugh at me. Ha.
Wow, heres how you see it.
Planes hit.
Fire got hot.
Buildings fell.
Sorry, I don't see it like that.
If I'm doing an investigation, and I watch the building fall, would I see the quibs and say "oh thats nothing, maybe compressed air, don't worry"? No, wouldn't anyone say"hey, people heard explosions, and there are LARGE bursts coming out the sides of the building, maybe we should ACCOUNT for them.
But no, if I raise that question, I must be stupid.
Actually, I just don't see how it could be compressed air, a diagram would help. And I'm not saying you have to draw one, but if someone has, you could point me to a website that accurately details how it could be possible. Jeeez.
I know this is not exactly fair but the energy of the impact, 175 for sure, had enough energy to cut all the steel columns in the WTC.
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Probably. Good call.For some reason I got the impression that he was referring to a "suitcase nuke" with that comment.
This is a logical fallacy known as "affirming the consequent". Its basic form is
P1) If A, then B.
P2) B.
C) Therefore A.