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Originally posted by grover
I did watch the whole movie...and do you honestly think this could have been pulled off without govenmental/military complacency?
Originally posted by terrylm
what would the cost be to buy of all these people. would the outcome monetry winfall cover the initail cost of all this i have no idea but i ponder the thought , a hand full of pennies.
Originally posted by Griff
Just throwing this out there but maybe the trillions lost at the pentagon the day before 9/11 could have paid them off? Just thinking aloud.
"According to some estimates we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions," Rumsfeld admitted.
$2.3 trillion — that's $8,000 for every man, woman and child in America. To understand how the Pentagon can lose track of trillions, consider the case of one military accountant who tried to find out what happened to a mere $300 million.
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"We know it's gone. But we don't know what they spent it on," said Jim Minnery, Defense Finance and Accounting Service. ...
Originally posted by Dr Love
I don't remember anything in the video talking about "mini-nukes".
Peace
Originally posted by WolfofWar
I mean, even NIST did it in theyre simulations, and had to crank up all the variables to get it to happen.
Originally posted by RiotComing
Well of course not! The 'lie' is to present 99% truth and omit the one most important fact of them all!! The biggest lie is the one left unsaid.
I'm still working my way through this one - how come electronics and communications etc were still in perfect working order etc, I'm not convinced but I'm willing to consider the scary possibility. Is it like Controlled Demolition Inc. went "ok, you're onto us, fine, the game is up, we'll play along here, we'll make a nice film and legitimatise the CT for you - we'll even go into detail on applying explosive charges.. the works.. BUT .. and here's the catch.. we're not going to tell you which explosive was the most effective of all - and it lived down in the basement!!"
So, did you read the link?
[edit on 27-9-2006 by RiotComing]
Originally posted by RiotComing
but there is a huge possibility the documentary is selling us a BIG LIE.
[edit on 27-9-2006 by RiotComing]
So Mr. Eagar has become reluctantly familiar with Mr. Jones's hypothesis, and he is not impressed. For example, he says, the cascade of yellow-hot particles coming out of the south tower could be any number of things: a butane can igniting, sparks from an electrical arc, molten aluminum and water forming a hydrogen reaction — or, perhaps most likely, a spontaneous, completely accidental thermite reaction.
Occasionally, he says, given enough mingled surface area, molten aluminum and rust can react violently, à la thermite. Given that there probably was plenty of molten aluminum from the plane wreckage in that building, Mr. Eagar says, it is entirely possible that this is what happened.
Others have brought up this notion as well, so Mr. Jones has carried out experiments in his lab trying to get small quantities of molten aluminum to react with rust. He has not witnessed the reaction and so rules it out. But Mr. Eagar says this is just a red herring: Accidental thermite reactions are a well-known phenomenon, he says. It just takes a lot of exposed surface area for the reaction to start.
Originally posted by ferretman2
The exterior walls, called curtain walls, do not support anything; they hang from each floor. The interior walls do not support anything.
The fire from tens of thousands of gallons of Jet-A kerosene quickly heated the support columns way past 650 deg F which is the temprature at which steel begins to rapidly lose its strength.
Once a small area of the supporting columns were hot enough to fail, the entire mass of the floors above the fire dropped, with the acceleration of gravity, onto the floors below, each floor adding mass to the falling structure, every foot of fall adding to the speed of the