Smokescreen at the Pentagon

Dude, it's a one minute video. Get your own screen grab.

Steve, you really need to stop spamming youtube videos here. Either summarize the argument or just move on. Folks have already given another explanation that matches the observations. You need to show how yours is superior.

You know, by actually providing physical evidence, testimony by eyewitnesses, receipts for purchase, those kind of actually acceptable things. Incredulity and "looks like it to me" just don't cut it, Steve.
 
Oh, do tell then - was it a burst radiator?

Dude, how many times do we have to explain it to you and show you pictures of it before you accept reality?

As has already been pointed out to you multiple times, the smoke was coming from a burning diesel power generator. You purposefully edited your video to obscure the fact. Now why would you do that?
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Steve, you really need to stop spamming youtube videos here. Either summarize the argument or just move on. Folks have already given another explanation that matches the observations. You need to show how yours is superior.

You know, by actually providing physical evidence, testimony by eyewitnesses, receipts for purchase, those kind of actually acceptable things. Incredulity and "looks like it to me" just don't cut it, Steve.

This is a conspiracy, man. No physical evidence or documentation exists. Come on, get your act together. You're a shill, you should know these things already.
 
Yankee451, why don't you come up one level to the general conspiracy us forum and give us your views on the Apollo landings? We haven't had a chance to talk with an Apollo hoax believer for a while.
 
Dude, it's a one minute video. Get your own screen grab.



....PLOP....

I suppose I did ask for a steaming pile. :boggled:

It's ok though Yankee. I'm pretty sure you've studied the better quality images by now and you know you're wrong. That's why you won't defend that low resolution garbage screen shot.
 
So yankee your video shows a thing that produces smoke that looks kinda similar to the one at the Pentagon... which means what?
 
Yeah I mean, as I guess people already made clear in this thread, just because two things looks similar to each other doesnt mean they are the samething.

So you need some more evidence first yankee.
 
Not really they're there to aid in removal of the sand after casting:

Core plugs, are usually metal cups that fill the sand casting core holes found on water-cooled internal combustion engines. They are often wrongly called Welsh plugs, frost plugs or freeze plugs.[1


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeze_plug
I'd buy that explanation.

Well that also explains why in Canada the manufacturers usually replace the plug with a block heater.
 
I'm not certain, but it appears that it is consistent with a glycol based coolant hitting something hot, like fire, or a radiator, or a muffler, or a steel trailer shell, self ventilating from some opening in the back of that trailer. What it DOESN'T look like, is a smoke generator. The velocity is wrong, as is the "viscosity" of the smoke. Natural smoke tends to billow more, whereas from a smoke generator it's more directed, and stays together better.

Not to mention that someone apparently forgot to put the correct colour of smoke in the supposed smoke generator. Utterly imbecilic geniuses once again.
 
"After the strike, the building will be on fire. How can we add to the drama?"
 
While driving on the highway my frost plug let go. The plume of steam went thirty feet up behind me despite the fact that a frost plug is located near the bottom of the engine block.

BTW, some who live in warmer climes may not know what a frost plug is, but its a safety device that is only supposed to let go if pressure from freezing coolant causes it. It prevents ice from cracking the block.
What is "freezing" pls???
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We Aussies call them "Welsh Plugs" (Especially in my state of New South Wales :)) Maybe we should call them "Steam Plugs" ????

...and have then near the top of the engine for cars in Southern Hemisphere?

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