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Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by Jeremiah_John
— When the South Tower was hit, most of the North Tower’s flames had already vanished, burning for only 16 minutes, making it relatively easy to contain and control without a total collapse.
So those are imaginary flames, Huh?
Using a cubicle based on the offices of insurance firm Marsh & McLennan - a north tower tenant that lost 295 employees - federal fire experts conclude it was more likely the heat of burning office materials brought down the tower, rather than jet-fuel-fed flames.
This test, conducted by National Institute of Standards and Technology last month, showed the fuel from the plane that crashed into the tower burned out quickly -
Originally posted by SMR
Can you show a link saying that the image you posted is a picture of the North Tower on fire at 16min or longer? How do we not know you posted one of the South or that it is of the North Tower only a few minutes later? You cant just post a picture of a building on fire and say JJ is wrong.
Originally posted by SMR
Using a cubicle based on the offices of insurance firm Marsh & McLennan - a north tower tenant that lost 295 employees - federal fire experts conclude it was more likely the heat of burning office materials brought down the tower, rather than jet-fuel-fed flames.
This test, conducted by National Institute of Standards and Technology last month, showed the fuel from the plane that crashed into the tower burned out quickly -
Now you turn your rebuttal around once again.You keep telling everyone that the PLANE fuel was burning so hot, that it was the cause of the building collapse.Now you post something that totally contradicts what you preach.Why do you keep doing that?
— The fire did not grow over time, probably because it quickly ran out of fuel and was suffocating, indicating without added explosive devices the firs could have been easily controlled.