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Originally posted by LeftBehind
Bsbray are you honestly trying to say that 767's crashing into the building only caused minor damage?
Originally posted by Master Wu
Let me ask you this then Shadow, why then didn't it collapse right away? According to this way of thinking the building should have collapsed fairly quickly.
Originally posted by Master Wu
And here is one more question you should ask yourself. Why DIDN'T the towers collapse sideways or in a 'leaning' manner (or even partially sideways or partially leaning)? Maybe coincidentally one tower would fall that way, but TWO? O.K. the odds are already millions to 1 that both would fall that way
Originally posted by Master Wu
I have plenty of pictures and diagrams to go with all this, i just don't know how to post them. Any help would be appreciated.
Originally posted by 8bitagent
I too like the skeptics wondered, 'well how did they sneak those bombs in'?
hmm, looks like we may have the answer:
www.911blogger.com...
A lucky break that the head of an IT network forced to help power down the WTC 2 has come forward to say that for 36 hours the WTC 2 was rendered helpless and anyone could come through. This, for the first time in decades.
Ouch.
After being posted on scores of websites for over a year, this story has failed to elicit any corroborating reports, even about the identity of 'Scott Forbes'. Aside from the fact that the sourcing of the story doesn't meet the most basic journalistic standards, its content is thoroughly implausible.
It makes no sense that the perpetrators would do something so obvious as powering down half of a tower so shortly before the attack. This would create a profound disruption of business for dozens of companies, and would be noticed by thousands of people. Thousands of e-mails would have been broadcast and a great deal of work would have been done by scores of employees to prepare for the outage.
It makes less sense that they would take such a drastic action but only for one half of one tower. Why was the disruption only necessary for the upper floors of the South Tower, or how would similar power-downs of the other sections have gone unnoticed?
Powering down for cabling upgrades is laughable as a cover story for demolition preparation work. Cabling upgrades for data bandwidth do not require interrupting AC power at all. Even if the AC wiring were being upgraded, the new wiring would have been installed and powered up in parallel with the old wiring. Any interruptions would be minimized to a few minutes. Powering down large portions of a tower, and for 36 hours, would have generated numerous protests from tenants.
Contrary to the e-mail's assertion, security cameras are designed to use independent uninterruptible power supplies. If power to the security systems were interrupted, many doors would remain unopenable except by key.
Originally posted by TheShroudOfMemphis
The WTC had to come down, it didn't have to come down as perfect as a commercial controlled demolition.
They had to plan for bringing it down, they didn't have to plan for making the most efficient and tidy mess afterwards as a proper controlled demolition will try it's best to do.
This cuts down the planning, installation and amount of bombs needed.
Originally posted by ZPE StarPilot
And just a bit of calculations, a proper demolition of a 110 floor building would require approximately 975,927,727 holes drilled, 24,593,583 pounds of explosives, 116,432,086 blasting caps, and 501,304,813 feet of detonating cord.
Originally posted by 8bitagent
Was NORAD truly running war games simulating a 9/11 like attack on sept 11?
Originally posted by bsbray11
What about that picture shows that the Building 7 is about to fall straight down into its footprint?
That picture is meant to show that the claims of minor damage to WTC7 have been greatly exagerated.
The fact that it fell into it's own footprint is not "proof" that it was blown up with demo charges. The problem of "when and where" in regards to the actual smuggling of bombs into the building, applies as much to WTC7 as it does to the other two.