jaydeehess
Penultimate Amazing
The first impetus to the 911 conspiracy involving thermite/thermate/nano-therm?te, was to get over the hurdle of there being no concussive sounds of explosives going off in any video of the collapses. Whether nano-thermitic components are or are not used in an explosive capable of severing large steel structural components, there is neccessarily a large concussive sound produced.In the correct formulation, nano-thermite, which is customizable, can also be employed as an explosive. Whether or not it was used in that manner, I do not know.
So its back to square one for 9/11truth.
You now have tried explaning away this lack of audio evidence by invoking audio saturation/overmod/masking in every single video, professional and consumer grades, despite the very obvious fact that this does not appear to affect recordings of known explosive demolitions. You further try to explain that explosives in the core would have their pressure wave absorbed by office contents and will not address the obviously begged question of; "so, no explosives on the perimeter columns?".
Which begs the question of why use the paint configuration as a fuse in the first place since if its also in bulk form then whatever you use to light the fuse will suffice to light the bulk form. Unless the large cache is regular thermite in which case Glenn's query remains unanswered. You seem to be incorporating the supposed paint on substance merely because Gage mentions it.Obviously any nano-thermite used to remove heavy steel would have to be in a bulk form and not a paint configuration. The paint formulation could still be used as a fuse.
Again, no concussive sounds. You speculate that explosives in the core would be masked by office contents absorbing the pressure wave. However there are now two problems with that explanation; first is that one result of explosive use is suppoedly the ejection out to 500-600 feet, of perimeter columns. If this is due to core placed explosives then the concussive effects reached the perimeter and should be recorded, if there were explosives loaded onto the perimeter columns then there are no office contents absorbing the supersonic pressure wave and again should be recorded; second, the underground fires supposedly hot enough to cause a phase change to liquid, of large quantities of steel, supposedly requires an enormous quantity of "leftover" thermite". Your own theory on these fires was that thermite laden dust slowly fell into these hot regions over a period of time thus keeping temps very hot for weeks. Now however you are going back to conventional explosives, possibly laced with a small percentage of thermitic compounds. How does one get these large quantities of thermite out of a small amount of conventional explosives? If the thermite was incorporated into the explosives then why did the Harrit paper not find the rest of the compound mix in the dust? It should have been there in equal or even greater concentration than the supposed thermitic components.At any rate, my post referred to the use of more conventional explosives (a fact you chose to ignore), after the thermitic activity. That applies in particular to WTC1 and WTC2.
It is pointless for me to continue to provide speculative answers as to the methods used because people like yourself ask for speculation but always end up demanding answers that only the perps can provide.
True, gives you some idea of the ridiculousness of the speculations coming from your side of the discussion. There IS NO cohesive scenario being put forth by anyone on your side of the discussion. It runs in circles instead, trying to shoehorn ad-hoc answers to the questions begged by previous ad-hoc speculative assertions.
Of course I have noticed you do not address my posts any longer so its not likely you will address this one.
In all seriousness, please feel very free to ask anyone in AE911T to give you a run down of what they believe happened and how to address the questions that arise in this thread. you are fighting this battle alone and could apparently use a bit o' help
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