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Obi-Wan Kenobi said:"That's no moon."
And you know you can trust Old Ben.
Obi-Wan Kenobi said:"That's no moon."
Welcome to the forums Dubito and bourgeois_rage! You sure picked a crazy thread for an early post!
Although it could have been worse, you could ahve picked Christopehera's concrete core realistice thread.
Clearly, that book was written by the PTB in conjunction with the Illuminati and Opus Dei, in order to make the truth look ridiculous. Don't believe their lies!!Someone beat you to it.
But don't despair. Most Cts fail in their first year. Give it another shot, but this time with more crazy.
I assume that by "crazy" you mean "absolutely right and not insane in the least."maccy said:Welcome to the forums Dubito and bourgeois_rage! You sure picked a crazy thread for an early post!
Although it could have been worse, you could ahve picked Christopehera's concrete core realistice thread.
Clearly, that book was written by the PTB in conjunction with the Illuminati and Opus Dei, in order to make the truth look ridiculous. Don't believe their lies!!
What we do know, loud JREF assertions to the contrary, is that some large source of energy was present at the world trade center on 9/11, far in excess of the energy available due to an elevated mass.
Wait a minute - the gravitational potential energy in the towers, due to all that mass suspended hundreds of feet in the air, dwarfed the energy available from the jet impacts and fuel explosions.There was in fact, a large source of energy present at the world trade center on 9/11 far in excess of the energy available due to an elevated mass. That energy was the impact and explosion of two jetliners.
yeah, but the way you phrased it implied the impact energy alone was in excess fo the GPE aloneWell perhaps I am mistaken, but doesn't 'in excess of' mean 'beyond that of'?
So if I have a 1 ton block of wood on my lawn, and then I toss a brick onto it, don't I now have a weight on my lawn in excess of 1 ton?
Well they do claim the government is incompetent.I can't wait to see Truthseeker twist that quote around to suit himself.
"R. Mackey, who works for NASA, admits that it would take over an hour for a beam weapon to bring down a skyscraper. And, isn't this a coincidence, the towers took OVER AN HOUR to collapse!"
Don't try to frighten us with your sorceror's ways, Truthseeker1234.
Actually, isn't he also arguing for controlled demolition in other threads? So the government planted explosives in the towers, crashed planes into them, and then shot at them from space with a laser?
I've heard of overkill, but...

yeah, but the way you phrased it implied the impact energy alone was in excess fo the GPE alone
Is that like where's Waldo?Gravy, I'm coming out with a website called "HUNT THE RUBBLE (a friendly game of hide and seek)". Should be up in a few days. I'm sure you'll find material there you can work with.

I thought she wrote about throwing her Ben Wa balls of the wtc...it was billiard. I really am ashamed.You mean Judy Wood did it?
I always wondered why she kept on about billiard balls. Now we know it was her subconcious urge to confess to the crime.
Nevermind about Silverstein and the meaning of 'pull'....Judy has practically writ her confession large on the internet.
Now, if only she would sign it....

You really got to view this'Falling Al'debris'?
You solved it. It was Frylock's space beam eye bolt!!!!!!!!!!nah, its really meatwad in yellowface
http://www.ashleysaunders.com/ashblog/archives/meatwad-smoking.jpg

Is that like Cornholio?RoundHoleBoy1234
Well perhaps I am mistaken, but doesn't 'in excess of' mean 'beyond that of'?
So if I have a 1 ton block of wood on my lawn, and then I toss a brick onto it, don't I now have a weight on my lawn in excess of 1 ton?