jessicarabbit
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Is this serious enough?
Sixth request, Russell: please provide your calculations that show that the "official version" must be false. If you cannot, just say so. This is about the truth, right?
You make a deadly serious claim, Russell. Show your calculations or retract it. Think of the truth.
Astonishing.
Okay, Jessica, produce your evidence. I can't wait for this.
Is any of this sinking in, Jessica? Still content to be the mole in Whack-a-Mole, while providing ZERO evidence for your absurd claims?
Jessica, why are you behaving this way? Just having fun?
Please show me where nist study the collapse after initiation. That is what I specifically refuted.
WHY? A plane was flown at high speed into the building!!
Why on earth would anyone say "OK guys, be real careful with that steel your moving there to see if any survivors can be found, because there might be trace elements or scarring which indicate explosives were used"??
WHY?
Plane hits building
Plane destroys several structural column
Parts of plane also destroy fireproofing to indeterminate number of structural members
Fires are started within the building in a number of locations
Building is designed to withstand impact from smaller, slow moving, virtually empty of fuel passenger jet.
9/11 attack exceeds design parameters.
Why should they look for explosives?
I gave my calculation. Keep saying it isn't true doesn't nake it untrue.
I gave my calculation. Keep saying it isn't true doesn't nake it untrue.
I don't recall a calculation, I saw a formula. Plug in your numbers.
Russell Pickering said:It is only logical for the conspirators to use CD if they had some sort of personal hatred of NYC emergency personnel and wanted to kill a whole bunch of them.
-Gumboot
What are secondary explosive devices?
Secondary explosive devices are bombs placed at the scene of an ongoing emergency response that are intended to cause casualties among responders. Secondary explosive devices are designed to explode after a primary explosion or other major emergency response event has attracted large numbers of responders to the scene to inflict additional injury, damage, and fear.
http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/emergencypreparedness/guides/secondary.html
Surviving the Secondary Device - the Rules Have Changed
Produced in partnership with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, this video is designed to assist public safety officials in making informed decisions concerning the real potential of secondary explosive devices. These devices, which detonate after the initial explosion, target blast survivors, other individuals who converge on the scene, and, more often, responding public safety personnel. The possibility of secondary devices require that public safety officials not only look at how to protect the lives our citizens, but how to protect the responders.
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/odp/docs/video.htm
It is a well known tactic.
I tried but you tactic is just to refute the reliability of each number.
Jessica, why are you behaving this way? Just having fun?
please let us see your calculation before you go over 250 posts the most of all of us even me, the new guy
Docker could not show his work, are you Docker
please let us see your numbers
by the way WTC was on fire, and fires do cause buildings to fall all over the world
Here it is again.
I took the time to detail this once, but go read this here. About 40 firefighters experiencing explosions. This was supressed by the USG until August 2005.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/oralhistories/explosions.html
I read it. This is not evidence of explosives. Further, I don't believe you when you say this was "supressed" by the United States Government -- now you have yet anothert thing to back up.
Not only have you still not provided evidence of explosives, you are now being deceptive. Dirty pool, Russell.
"Faced with a court order and unyielding demands from the families of victims, the city of New York today opened part of its archive of records from Sept. 11, releasing a digital avalanche of oral histories, dispatch tapes, and phone logs so vast that they took up 23 compact discs.
The New York Times sought the records under the freedom of information law in February 2002, but the Bloomberg administration refused to make them public and the newspaper sued the city. Earlier this year, the Court of Appeals, New York's highest court, ordered the city to release most, but not all, of the records.
<snip> The city also initially refused access to the records to investigators from both the 9/11 Commission and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, but relented when legal action was threatened. "
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/12/n...99200&partner=rssyahoo&emc=rss&pagewanted=all
This is bordering on harassment from you now beachnut. Could you leave me alone please? Just a polite request.
And of the 15 GB of data released, how much conflicted w/ the results of the investigation?I wonder why they would refuse them to NIST and the 9/11 Commisssion? Afraid the eyewitness testimony might conflict with their "investigation"?
Have you read my paper on WTC 7 yet, Russell, or do you choose to live in a fantasy land?
This is bordering on harassment from you now beachnut. Could you leave me alone please? Just a polite request.