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A controversy over words at BYU this morning. A professor is on paid leave for suggesting the government is responsible for the destruction of the World Trade Center.
The man on paid leave is Dr. Steven Jones. He's a physics professor involved in the so-called "9-11 Truth Movement."
Jones believes unnamed government agencies orchestrated the fall of the twin towers and he says there's evidence to back it up.
BYU made this statement last night.
"Physics Professor Steven Jones has made numerous statements about the collapse of the World Trade Center. BYU has repeatedly said that it does not endorse assertions made by individual faculty.
"We are, however, concerned about the increasingly speculative and accusatory nature of these statements by Dr. Jones."
The university added, "BYU remains concerned that Dr. Jones' works on this topic has not been published in appropriate scientific venues."
Originally posted by Mirthful Me
I'm surprised that this has sneaked under the radar.
Originally posted by solidshot
it hasn't www.abovetopsecret.com...
In writing this paper, I call for a serious investigation of the hypothesis that WTC7 and the Twin Towers were brought down, not just by impact damage and fires, but through the carefully planned use of explosives/incendiaries. I have presented ample evidence for the controlled-demolition hypothesis, which is scientifically testable and yet has not been seriously considered in any of the studies funded by the US government.
Originally posted by mondegreen
In jones case his position of rank did not allow him to make statements as he has done.
Originally posted by mondegreen
To assume something without evidence or scientific studies is considered a hasty generalization.
Originally posted by mondegreen It is a political world in grants and colleges, it called the musical chairs game, and jones is without a chair now.
Originally posted by vor75
Jones is a sensationalist:
… He has come forward claiming he has found unequivocal proof that the WTC were brought down by thermite / thermate.
Originally posted by vor75
The peer-review / appropriate-journal argument on this specific claim is moot at the moment because Jones has published absolutely no results and provided no evidence for these claims. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Originally posted by vor75
When countless experts (in the appropriate fields of study) back up the “official story” with proper scientific discourse, you dismiss their studies and their so-called evidence … some of you even take the extra step of calling them liars or murderers.
Originally posted by vor75
Why the double standard?