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Or maybe it was sagacious Kool. Dang evil tobacco companies.no no no, it was a gracious Kohl. It was the former Chancellor of Germany.
Or maybe it was sagacious Kool. Dang evil tobacco companies.no no no, it was a gracious Kohl. It was the former Chancellor of Germany.
You simply cannot imagine what you missed.
It is true that the WTC was designed to withstand the impact of a 707. However, under the following circumstances:Those three will do for now. I don't quite have Claus' flair for lists. But one more thing. One of you links has an engineer saying that the WTC was designed to withstand the impact of a 707. This may well be true, I don't know, but for argument's sake, I'll accept it. It's still a BS argument because sometimes design fails. The Titanic was DESIGNED to be able to stay afloat if the hull was punctured, Columbia and Challenger were DESIGNED to be able to fly to and fro from space without blowing up, etc.
It is true that the WTC was designed to withstand the impact of a 707. However, under the following circumstances:
1. The 707 was flying at just above stall speed (180mph).
2. It was lost in fog and searching for the airport.
3. Because of the above, all excess fuel had been dumped.
They were not designed to withstand an airliner travelling at full speed and fully loaded w/ fuel. The kinetic energy differences between the envisioned 707 impact and the impact of the 767's that hit them are orders of magnitude apart.
The 9/11 CT'ers are liars and scammers.
Source.
Firefighter Mag Raps 9/11 Probe,By JOE CALDERONE Daily News Chief of Investigations, Friday, January 04, 2002
A respected firefighting trade magazine with ties to the city Fire Department is calling for a "full-throttle, fully resourced" investigation into the collapse of the World Trade Center.
A signed editorial in the January issue of Fire Engineering magazine says the current investigation is "a half-baked farce."
The piece by Bill Manning, editor of the 125-year-old monthly that frequently publishes technical studies of major fires, also says the steel from the site should be preserved so investigators can examine what caused the collapse. "Did they throw away the locked doors from the Triangle Shirtwaist fire? Did they throw away the gas can used at the Happy Land social club fire? ... That's what they're doing at the World Trade Center," the editorial says. "The destruction and removal of evidence must stop immediately..."
...A growing number of fire protection engineers have theorized that "the structural damage from the planes and the explosive ignition of jet fuel in themselves were not enough to bring down the towers," the editorial stated.
Video Proof Of Explosions At The WTC[/b said:[/size]
I absolutely don't see any evidence of explosions. I just see building collapsing.
AND QUITE FRANKLY, I THINK IT'S DISCUSTING TO SHOW OVER AND OVER THE MURDER OF THESE PEOPLE.
THERE IS NO EXPLOSIONS, you showed it yourself with those video links, now stop showing it!
I was lucky enough to have been to the top of the towers many times. I ate at Windows on the World one month before the attack. They should have built those towers back just they way they were. Perhaps a story taller.
JPK
I thought it was a sassy troll, under the overpass.Or maybe it was sagacious Kool. Dang evil tobacco companies.
By "proof" Roxdog really means "no proof". Otherwise, he'd have actual evidence as evidence must precede proof.Pardalis said:I absolutely don't see any evidence of explosions. I just see building collapsing.
I absolutely don't see any evidence of explosions. I just see building collapsing.
This is the final nail in the coffin constructed from lack of evidence.Why would they bother?
This is the final nail in the coffin constructed from lack of evidence.
Not only is a controlled demol combined with a double jet-crash needlessly redundant, but why would they desire a pancake collapse?
A: They wouldn't. If destruction is your intention, taking pains to control the collapse is not only a waste of time, but actually counter-productive.