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originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
2500 degree temperatures for many hours? What is your source?
Wow! playing stupid are we?
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
Let's face it pteridine you have "demonstrated" that you have bought the os narratives hook line and sinker.
This is what the OP is about.
I do not buy into the fake media and government CIA properganda of 911, good luck trying to convince people the os of 911 is true.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
The forging temperature of an alloy will lie between the temperatures of its component metals. For most metals, forging temperature will be approximately 60% of the melting temperature in Kelvin
2500F is above the melting point of many steels. This is more A&E nonsense. They are playing stupid, too. On second thought, they are probably not playing.
Can you even say at what temperature structural steel is rolled and pressed into beams, connections, and bolts?
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
2500F is above the melting point of many steels. This is more A&E nonsense. They are playing stupid, too. On second thought, they are probably not playing.
No, it is not nonsense it is a proven fact, and you cannot debunk it, if so you would already have done so, by providing the ATS community the credible undisputable science. See how that works?
It is far from a proven fact
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
It is far from a proven fact
Again more "opinions," nothing substantial to back up your "opinions"
Wikipedia as a 9/11 disinformation op
jamesfetzer.blogspot.com...
Another Wikipedia Troll Caught Editing Quotes To Smear 9/11 Truth
www.prisonplanet.com...
Systematic bias against 9/11 Truth Movement on Wikipedia
911blogger.com...
Disinformation on the Web: Impact, Characteristics, and
Detection of Wikipedia Hoaxes
cs.stanford.edu...
Your sources is not credible, Wikipedia cannot be trusted, it has the credibility of The National Enquirer and fake News.
See how that works?
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
2500F is above the melting point of many steels. This is more A&E nonsense. They are playing stupid, too. On second thought, they are probably not playing.
No, it is not nonsense it is a proven fact, and you cannot debunk it, if so you would already have done so, by providing the ATS community the credible undisputable science. See how that works?
originally posted by: neutronflux
Ok, what stocks by whom?
originally posted by: pteridine
How often are these bets made? Don't people do this daily?
originally posted by: pteridine
This could be part of a conspiracy or random noise. Data failure could be real or could be a cover. Would it be possible that those who planned the attacks made the bets and others followed along, not knowing why?
originally posted by: pteridine
If that were the case, having a data failure after the fact would protect them from suspicion. This is probably not inside trading but would falsely imply that those who blindly made the bets were part of the conspiracy. A data erasure would solve the problem of confusing greed with terrorism.
originally posted by: pteridine
Possibly, there was also a cover to protect those who made the bets but didn't really know why.
originally posted by: ROBOTNINJADRAGON
a reply to: pteridine
That second part is disingenuous and illegal. Even if planes didn't hit buildings.
And is definitely insider trading.
Identity is a crucial part of the integrity of stock trade. Just as you cannot falsely use several thousand accounts as yourself to make bets, you cannot be anonymous.
"Insider trading" verses an anonymous source is already a mute point. To have an insider, you must have an identity.
Yes, it could have spun off a rumor. The evidence goes against this with the data failure, but it's possible.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: ROBOTNINJADRAGON
You do understand that financial institutions use isolated, of site, and disaster proof data backup?
It's required for IRS purposes?
originally posted by: neutronflux
And if enough data was lost to track who bought stocks when, what records are there now to prove who owns the stocks.
So you are saying all recordeds regarding capital gains, dividend payments, bank records tracking stock purchases and money transfers, all stock purchase recites, required IRS documents, individual records of companies and managed funds, and individual companies allocations and records to buy specific stocks were lost?
Under consideration here is the fact that Alex Brown, a subsidiary of Deutsche Bank (where many of the alleged 9/11 hijackers handled their banking transactions – for example Mohammed Atta) traded massive put options purchases on United Airlines Company UAL through the Chicago Board Option Exchange (CBOE) – “to the embarrassment of investigators”, as British newspaper The Independent reported.
www.free21.org...
www.911myths.com...
Title: Pit Options
The story...
There was very high trading in "put options" on American Airline and United Airlines, immediately before 9/11. These were effectively gambles that their share prices would fall, which of course is what happened once the attacks took place. This shows the traders must have had advance knowledge of 9/11.
Our take...
This is a complex story, but the claims don’t always match the reality.
Although there were high volumes traded on these days, for instance, they weren’t as exceptionally high as some sites like to claim. Here’s one analysis.
There were very good reasons to sell American Airlines shares, too, as they’d just announced a string of bad news. Read more here.
United Airlines stocks were falling in price, too. If investors anticipated they were about to release bad results then their put options would also be worth buying (although keep in mind that the UAL put volumes weren’t the highest in the year anyway). Here’s our thoughts.
Some point to stories like the “unclaimed millions” from UAL puts as having a sinister explanation, but we disagree. Here’s why.
There was plenty of talk about potential insider dealings in other stocks, too. We haven’t researched these in any depth, but it’s worth pointing out that some people believe the claims were overblown.