What Really Happened on 9/11?

Quote from Roxdog at
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"No one here is willing to debate me in real time OR address the analysis of Dr. Steven Jones and/or Jeff King. Until that happens I'm pretty much finished repeating myself for the johnny-come-latelies"

Maybe he should come back here and answer the questions that have been posed to him.
If nothing else maybe he could at leat give an answer to Claus' questions. As previously stated just Yes or No.

What you are suggesting is a conspiracy on a scale so vast that it would require hundreds - probably thousands - of people:

  1. Knowing about this, way in advance - working, of course, together with the hijackers.

  2. Working on this, for many months.

  3. Hauling a lot of explosives into the towers.

  4. Placing the explosives at the right spots, with nobody catching on.

  5. Maintaining absolute silence, then and now.

Do you acknowledge this? Yes or no, please.
 
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CT kinda dumped a load of stuff, and got some serious replies. He's avoided them thus far. Perhaps it is time for a RoxDog Larsen List(TM)?

I feel like I just unleashed the Kraken.
 
CT kinda dumped a load of stuff, and got some serious replies. He's avoided them thus far. Perhaps it is time for a RoxDog Larsen List(TM)?

I feel like I just unleashed the Kraken.

Whenever Larson gets started I always have this mental image of a pitbull latched on to someone's arm with that person screaming and waving their arms frantically trying to get it off. :D
 
Whenever Larson gets started I always have this mental image of a pitbull latched on to someone's arm with that person screaming and waving their arms frantically trying to get it off.
I don't see how anyone could get it off with a pit bull biting their arm, but hey, it takes all kinds.
 
I've been poking around the net to see what I can find of "MIT Engineer/Research Scientist Jeff King".

As best I can find out, he's (surprise surprise surprise!) not a structural engineer, but an electrical engineer. And he is not currently affiliated w/ MIT in any way, shape, or form. Also shocking to you all, I'm sure.

I did find his web site, and an email address ([email protected]) for anyone who might care to drop him a line and invite him over...

Oh yeah, this is also interesting. His biography states that he is "a 60ish former electrical engineer - graduated from MIT, class of '74 with a combined Biology-EE major, worked for about eight years in electronics and electro-mechanical engineering. At the moment, and for about the past 25 years, I have been working as a family physician, doing office-based primary care in rural central California." Nowhere does it state he went to medical school! Anyone else smell a quack here?

Curiouser and curiouser...
 
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"a 60ish former electrical engineer - graduated from MIT, class of '74 with a combined Biology-EE major, worked for about eight years in electronics and electro-mechanical engineering. At the moment, and for about the past 25 years, I have been working as a family physician, doing office-based primary care in rural central California."
Whoa. That's scary.

If he's been "working as a family physician" for "about the past 25 years", then that means he started doctoring about 1981. If he "worked for about eight years in electronics and electro-mechanical engineering" after graduating MIT in '74, then he worked in that field til about 1982.

If that bio is accurate, it means he must have dropped EE and immediately started doctoring without any intervening training of any kind.

Holy ****!
 
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.

Because the Globalists all shop at Century 21 on Church St., and couldn't bear the possibility of it being crushed. Have you seen the deals there?
 
Oh yeah, this is also interesting. His biography states that he is "a 60ish former electrical engineer - graduated from MIT, class of '74 with a combined Biology-EE major, worked for about eight years in electronics and electro-mechanical engineering. At the moment, and for about the past 25 years, I have been working as a family physician, doing office-based primary care in rural central California." Nowhere does it state he went to medical school! Anyone else smell a quack here?

And you can bet that Roxdog would pee his pants and squeal 'narc! narc! narc!' if this little investigation turned up the detail that King is practicing medicine without a licence.
 
Roxdog,

Please note that you are not going to get banned for having an opinion. We like free speech here. Welcome and get ready for a bumpy ride. But bring your Visa card because we don't suffer fools gladly and we don't take American Express. :D
 
I've been poking around the net to see what I can find of "MIT Engineer/Research Scientist Jeff King".

As best I can find out, he's (surprise surprise surprise!) not a structural engineer, but an electrical engineer. And he is not currently affiliated w/ MIT in any way, shape, or form. Also shocking to you all, I'm sure...
Well, in that he's an electrical engineer, it's hardly shocking at all.
 
If the towers were collapsed by controlled explosion, how come there were no explosions above the floor that the planes hit?

Maybe they got the pilots to hit a particular floor? They probably said to them, "Make sure you hit floor 97, because we run out of explosives at that floor..."

"OK boss, floor 97 it is"


Or maybe the whole building was rigged up and they waited until the plane hit before deciding which floors to blow?

They were probably really worried that all that burning jet fuel might set off the explosives above the impact floors.

That would have given the whole game away.....:rolleyes:
 
So you decide, out of the blue, that his current opinion is incorrect because is disagrees with you ? How mature! :rolleyes:

Of course he does. People who confirm pre-conceived notions are heroes. Those that disagree are liars.

Of course just exactly WHY he is a liar shall remain indeterminate............
 
Roxdog, where are you? Still bravely hiding? Dodging difficult questions? Is someone going to have to re-write the Brave Sir Robin song in your honor?

If you had the slightest confidence in your theory, you would have no problem debating them here.
 
Roxdog, where are you? Still bravely hiding? Dodging difficult questions? Is someone going to have to re-write the Brave Sir Robin song in your honor?

If you had the slightest confidence in your theory, you would have no problem debating them here.
CTers are like cockroaches. In huge groups they win because they're just too yucky to deal with. Alone and exposed to light, they either scurry away or get squished.
 

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