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Illuminator
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jammonius is a lawyer? really?
really?
really?
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Based upon information from the threads, can't remember which one, it appears that Jammy is Jerry Leaphart.
jammonius is a lawyer? really?
really?
really?
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Maybe, but who wouldn't want to see him representing the truth movement in court?
Dave
Based upon information from the threads, can't remember which one, it appears that Jammy is Jerry Leaphart.
Is there any evidence that NIST is refusing to release any data they have?
If in fact there is evidence, where is the source of the information?
If there isn't any evidence or source of information, then it's concluded that the information is false & that NIST has been able to release all the current data they have updated.
accept? from my perspective, with my lack of expertise, and their plethora of it...I would accept it.
As a paranoid, know it all truther, hell bent on slandering and crucifying anyone related to the investigations of the attacks...no, I would want (not that I would seriously accept any answer from them if I was a truther) clarification.
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Wow, now that's some real critical thinking going on there.
Red. I am not a structural engineer, or physicist. The scientists that work for NIST are just that. From my pov, they are reasonable experts in this area. If they feel it is best not to release the data for public safety reasons, the while curious, i would accept it.
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I had a friend at WPI ask for them and they are available on a "need to know" basis.So you believe without question that the experts at NIST are telling the truth. But you believe without question that the experts (engineers and physicists) who question NIST are wrong? Either way you show you are in no way a skeptic but merely an apologist for the powers that be.
I had a friend at WPI ask for them and they are available on a "need to know" basis.
(He's trying to get me a copy of the email but, the school system security keeps getting in the way)
Do you have a "need to know"?
"Sensitive" could also mean "information that could be used by bad actors to do bad things to buildings." I mean, after 1993 and 2001, why should we make the next terrorist attack on a high rise any easier by publishing a playbook?
Do you think it would be wise to publish the vulnerabilities of building designs? Why don't you contact your local university and convince them to do a study based on yourWhy would the data be "need to know" unless it was sensitive. Why would it be sensitive unless it was completely fraudulent and would enrage the American people? They are protecting themselves not the US people.
So instead of having AE 9/11 truth sign some sort of non-disclosure agreement...
...they would allow the world to entertain the obvious possibility that they are hiding a massive fraud?
So instead of having AE 9/11 truth sign some sort of non-disclosure agreement they would allow the world to entertain the obvious possibility that they are hiding a massive fraud? Call me a skeptic.
What on Earth would the sensitive information be? Where to set office fires to cause buildings to collapse? Unreal.
So instead of having AE 9/11 truth sign some sort of non-disclosure agreement they would allow the world to entertain the obvious possibility that they are hiding a massive fraud? Call me a skeptic.
What on Earth would the sensitive information be? Where to set office fires to cause buildings to collapse? Unreal.
Obviously NIST has nothing to hide:
http://911blogger.com/news/2010-07-12/nist-denies-access-wtc-collapse-data
Their crackpot physics-violating theory based solely on a computer model cannot have its data publicly scrutinized as it "might jeopardize public safety". Well millions of pitch fork wielding Americans could certainly jeopardize NIST's public safety.
lol...
2. Once again, you complain here continuously about the attacks and vitriol, yet you thrown in words and threats (to NIST, good honest men and women) like that above.
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What on Earth would the sensitive information be? Where to set office fires to cause buildings to collapse? Unreal.
So you believe without question that the experts at NIST are telling the truth. But you believe without question that the experts (engineers and physicists) who question NIST are wrong? Either way you show you are in no way a skeptic but merely an apologist for the powers that be.