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Originally posted by Six Sigma
Care to explain how remote controlled devices survived the plane impact and subsequent fires?
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Do you know how he was verified?
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Care to explain how remote controlled devices survived the plane impact and subsequent fires? Of course you wont. The collapses both initiated at the point of impact.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
There are many explosives available that will not explode from just being exposed to fire, or even water for that matter. Some of them take specific detonators to make them detonate.
I do not know how he was verified. You are more than welcome to contact AE911T or KPFA radio and ask them how Sullivan was verified.
On a final note, you shouldn't discount what others say just because you don't understand the logistics of how something happened.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
I do not know how he was verified. You are more than welcome to contact AE911T or KPFA radio and ask them how Sullivan was verified.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Keep in mind where the collapses initiated.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
if he indeed was employed by CDI he can sue CDI. When I receive inquiries about a former employee, I am required by law to state their dates of employment.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Being licensed to carry explosives does not make one an explosives expert.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
The collapses were initiated somewhere near the impact zones. There's no way to 100% determine exactly which floor that collapse was initiated from.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Is that a state law or federal law?
I will be finding out the state laws regarding this and contacting CDI to confront them with this information if that is the case.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Nowhere does it say he was licensed to "carry" explosives. It says he is licensed to handle explosives. And I'm pretty sure the FDNY doesn't had out those licenses to anyone off the street. I think it's safe to say that one has to have some sort of formal training to be able to get a license and then be employed by a controlled demolition company.
In my opinion, even if detcord was used, there were thousands of miles of wiring, cabling, etc. in that debris pile. Detcord looks like any other cable to the untrained eye. And even with the detcord covered in and discolored by all the gray dust, it would be virtually indistinguishable from any other wiring or cabling in those buildings even to the trained eye, especially if you're not specifically looking for it. And I don't know anyone that was specifically looking for signs of explosives during cleanup.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Let's for argument sake agree to "near". What demolition equipment do you know exists that could withstand the impact, explosions, etc.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
I work in two states (one being NY) and that is what is required of me.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Semantics.. You have not seen any credentials that show he held any license from the FDNY pertaining to explosives.
Originally posted by thedman
Members of the local bomb squad from Passaic County Sheriff Dept
spent 3 weeks searching the rubble of WTC in Sept/Oct 2001
I have spoke to many of them - they are qualified explosives experts
Originally posted by thedman
None of them indicated seeing anything remotely resenbling explosives
Originally posted by thedman
As for your So called expert - has been outed as a fraud and attention seeker
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by _BoneZ_
In my opinion, even if detcord was used, there were thousands of miles of wiring, cabling, etc. in that debris pile. Detcord looks like any other cable to the untrained eye. And even with the detcord covered in and discolored by all the gray dust, it would be virtually indistinguishable from any other wiring or cabling in those buildings even to the trained eye, especially if you're not specifically looking for it. And I don't know anyone that was specifically looking for signs of explosives during cleanup.
Members of the local bomb squad from Passaic County Sheriff Dept
spent 3 weeks searching the rubble of WTC in Sept/Oct 2001
I have spoke to many of them - they are qualified explosives experts
None of them indicated seeing anything remotely resenbling explosives
As for your So called expert - has been outed as a fraud and attention seeker
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
However, just because we can't answer every single question, and just because we don't understand the logistics, doesn't mean it didn't happen.
Don't forget that the "official" version of what happened on 9/11 is just as much a theory, same as the theories that the 9/11 truth movement proposes.
That didn't answer my question. If you know that you have to report that information by law, then you should know what the law states and whether it is a state law or a federal law.
I personally have not, but AE911T has and KPFA radio has. Again, you are more than welcome to contact either or both to inquire about Sullivan's credentials.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Do you know who else is qualified explosives experts? Controlled demolition companies and there were several on-site at ground zero as well.
Originally posted by thedman
And as was already mentioned in the OP, there isn't anything left of the explosives after detonation anyway.
Originally posted by jprophet420
I love debunker logic. Experts detected cordite @ the pentagon. They ignore that.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Originally posted by jprophet420
I love debunker logic. Experts detected cordite @ the pentagon. They ignore that.
There was one person that said they smelled cordite. Who are the others and what were their expertise?