I can't think of anything to add to the following exchange. It speaks for itself--loudly.And btw
Danny Jowenko HAS clarified his position through a phone call placed to him long after the video was produced -- and he maintains that he still believes Building 7 was brought down via controlled demolition:
http://911blogger.com/node/2925#comment-69918
Submitted by stallion4 on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 11:42pm.
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Minor Omission
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By the way, we missed your explanation of Jowenko's statement that the collapse of the Twin Towers does not resemble a controlled demolition.
Oh, I get it--he's right when it suits your politics. The rest of the time, he can be ignored.
Fraud.
Submitted by Ronald Wieck on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 11:28pm.
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@ the known LIAR Ronald Wieck
Jowenko, as well as nearly all other demolition experts, are not familiar with "Top Down" controlled demolition -- so his statements regarding the towers aren't conclusive. He also wasn't informed about the testimony from numerous first responders who heard several explosions which occurred in rapid succession, along with seeing several red/orange flashes near the base of the towers seconds BEFORE they came down, which are both classic earmarkings of controlled demolition using explosives. He also wasn't informed about the reports that FDNY and NYPD found bombs in the buildings.
Building 7, on the other hand, was a conventional controlled demolition using explosives, which Mr. Jowenko has nearly 20 years experience performing and is more than qualified to give his expert opinion on.
Off topic question, Ron; Do you receive any compensation to post at 911Blogger.com? Are you employed by someone to post here? Be honest, Ron, if you're capable of that.
Submitted by stallion4 on Thu, 01/11/2007 - 12:23am.
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True, Experts Doubt Its Existence
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Yes, it is true that no demolition experts are familiar with the imaginary concept "Top-down demolition." As I pointed out in an earlier post, shark fishermen are similarly unfamiliar with the use of tennis rackets to kill Great Whites. The zany notion, while comical, reveals the desperation of the fantasy movement, as one after another of its fantasies and fabrications bite the dust. There is an excellent reason why no demolition company has ever attempted a top-down demolition and none ever will: it is insane and defies all the principles of the demolition industry. Naturally, you don't care about stuff like that.
The "reports" that the police and fire departments "found" bombs in the buildings were false. No bombs were found and nobody thinks any were.
The alleged demolition of building 7 cannot be made to fit into any conspiracy scheme. What conceivable purpose could there have been for bringing down an obscure building seven hours after the attacks? Shouldn't your comic book super villains have remotely plausible motives?
On the off chance that your last question is serious, who could possibly have any interest in paying someone to post on a tiny blog with two dozen or so regular readers? I mean, sometimes it IS necessary to step outside our private worlds and enter the real one.
Submitted by Ronald Wieck on Thu, 01/11/2007 - 12:50am.
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Did everyone catch that?
I asked Ronald a simple yes or no question about whether or not he receives compensation to post here, and... HE DID NOT DENY THAT HE RECEIVES COMPENSATION TO POST AT 911BLOGGER.COM.
So in light of Ronald's absence of denial, I will ask him a follow up question; Ronald Wieck, who compensates you to post at 911Blogger.com?
Submitted by stallion4 on Thu, 01/11/2007 - 5:29am.
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Dumb and Dumber
Conspiracy liars are characterized by stupidity, i.e., by enormous difficulties in processing information and marked inability to reason. You are, apparently, somewhat dumber than most.
Let's try it again.
There isn't a human on the planet who would pay anyone to post on a tiny, almost completely unknown blog that caters exclusively to teenagers and crackpots. Your question is ludicrous.
Incidentally, having said that, if you should ever find someone who has lots of money to blow on my favorite cause, me, by all means steer him my way. You would be entitled to a piece of the action.
OF COURSE, I am not "compensated" to waste time here. No one in his right mind dreams that backers are available for such obscure projects. I am here to collect material to assist my preparations for the National Debate on 9/11 conspiracy theories this March. I need to know what the tinfoil-hatters are peddling.
The gubmint does not know that this blog exists. Most of us have noticed that Bush has other things to worry about than the ass-over-heels antics of a few America-hating loons.
My first response was an emphatic denial for people who are capable of reading what I wrote. I now realize that I failed to consider the, ah, limitations of my audience.
Submitted by Ronald Wieck on Thu, 01/11/2007 - 5:46pm.