Invictus754
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ORIGINAL: Slavehandsome www.loosechange911.com is a documentary of evidence. I've also seen discussion on threads (I can't remember where) by a Clemson University engineering professor who brings up to his students every semester-they spend one day talking about a substance called Thermite and the necessity to use military-grade Thermite to be scientifically able to demolish a building as sturdy as the trade center. I love non-engineers that quote discussions (they can't remember where they saw them) that say something is possible/impossible. Tell me, when something burns at 1600 degrees for close to an hour, what WON'T melt? Aluminum melts at 1218 degrees -oh, wait, that is what the AIRPLANE SKIN is made out of - and although steel doesn't melt until it reaches 2750 F, it gets soft way before that and won't hold up as much weight as it was designed to... like say, 10 or 12 floors of offices. quote:
The engineers can't but agree that it would take a much hotter explosion than would have happened from jet fuel to collapse the towers. The engineers all agreed that some carpet, paper, coat racks and file cabinets might have melted from a jet fuel explosion, but not the bones of the building. It wasn't the explosion, it was the fire. As a matter of fact, the building was only designed to take a strike from a 727, which was the biggest plane at the time it was designed. It took the strike of a much bigger plane, AND held the weight of it until the fire weakened the building enough for it to collapse. And, if you looked at how that building was built, there weren't any 'bones' as you say. the outside of the building was holding a lot of the weight, and hey, there was a big fricken hole in one side. And it still held up for close to an hour. quote:
Anyway, military protocol MANDATES that jets be scrambled within 3 minutes of a "deviation" and carefully prethought steps are taken. Oh, yeah *flipping to page 92 of the "NORAD Standard Operating Procedures" mailed to every red-blooded taxpaying American...What, you didn't get your copy, you obvious commie?* you are right, right here in the book of Armaments. So, tell me that you are privy to NORAD standard operating procedures, General. Oh, wait - you haven't served your country in the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines, have you? I bet you think that we didn't land on the moon, either!
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