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Originally posted by timeless test
Well, we've kicked it around a fair bit, everyones's been really nice to each other and we've come to the conclusion that it was a really silly reporting error after all.
Hope this helps.
Originally posted by Argos
Originally posted by freakyty
Originally posted by Identified
And a building can only fall as quickly as gravity and friction allows. It isn't as if explosives allow it to go quicker than other reasons would.
This is just plain incorrect. When a building is demolished using explosives, the explosive force actually creates a vaccuum within the building, thus actually pulling down the building.
Why are you working so hard to spread your silly dis-information?
Have to agree with freakyty why are you posting Identified in such a mis-imformative, way look at the evidence. Building colapses prior to 9/11 show that what your saying isnt true. And if you dont believe this then do your own research and come back here and prove were wrong about this!
Its been made almost crystal clear that the building was brought down with explosives and now we have pretty strong evidence that someone had prior knowledge it was gonna be pulled.
The evidence about 9/11 and even the london bombings is becoming so strong now that the so called truthers might actually have a chance now to stop this world turning to crap!
Sorry ranting everyone have been thinking and talking bout this all day and the sheeple just dont seem to get it!!!!!
Originally posted by freakyty
Originally posted by timeless test
Well, we've kicked it around a fair bit, everyones's been really nice to each other and we've come to the conclusion that it was a really silly reporting error after all.
Hope this helps.
No one is disputing that this was a reporting error.
They reported that the building 'has indeed collapsed' instead of saying 'is about to be demolished'.
Hope this helps.
Originally posted by freakyty
Originally posted by timeless test
Well, we've kicked it around a fair bit, everyones's been really nice to each other and we've come to the conclusion that it was a really silly reporting error after all.
Hope this helps.
No one is disputing that this was a reporting error.
They reported that the building 'has indeed collapsed' instead of saying 'is about to be demolished'.
Hope this helps.
Originally posted by Identified
Have you asked BBC to explain it?
Would they be able to even remember what prompted that report that day?
Would the evidence if they had any mean anything to you?
Originally posted by Identified
Originally posted by Argos
If you believe your crystal clear evidence that explosives brought down WTC7 and that the BBC had prior knowledge then what I or anyone else says to the contrary isn't important.
Just as I am not interested in what has been previously posted on other theads or this one as proof of the controlled demolition. It isn't in my interest to prove anything to you in regards to that. I happen to believe that proof isn't exactly what most people are looking for anyway when it comes to this particular debate.
As I stated this thread isn't about how WTC7 came down.
I said my part and now I suspect you will say yours regarding me or anyone else who doesn't agree with your version.
I'm sorry identified i lost it a bit with that post got my straight head on now, for this thread we just need to try and find out the relevance of this new evidence we've been presented one way or the other lets just try and stick to that rather than how wtc7 came down! Sorry again!
Originally posted by timeless test
Originally posted by Argos
Hey people back again! I'm reading through from page 13 where i left it at 6:30 this morning uk time. Can anyone give me a quick summary/review of where were upto with this?
Well, we've kicked it around a fair bit, everyones's been really nice to each other and we've come to the conclusion that it was a really silly reporting error after all.
Hope this helps.
Originally posted by shindigger
Their integrity is damaged by this, whatever your stance.
Originally posted by Identified
Just as I am not interested in what has been previously posted on other theads or this one as proof of the controlled demolition.
Originally posted by Identified
I happen to believe that proof isn't exactly what most people are looking for anyway when it comes to this particular debate.
Originally posted by Koka
Originally posted by Identified
Have you asked BBC to explain it?
No, you've seen Richard Porters response.
Would they be able to even remember what prompted that report that day?
Not the BBC temselves, as if they keep alog of who handled what, maybe they do, but at some point that message went from somebody in the know to someone that didn't and they are individuals that know something,
1. who the source was
and
2. that it may have been demolished.
Would the evidence if they had any mean anything to you?
I would decide that when I heard it.
You argue as if "ifs and buts" hold the theories together, yet your opposing arguments often rely on those very same "ifs and buts".
You can understand people quering your motives can you not?
Originally posted by r4758
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Originally posted by Crakeur
I'm sure it's in the monster thread but I'm lazy as can be so, is there a clip of the BBC after the collapse? How did they respond once they realized they'd been reporting for close to a half hour that a building collapsed that had not yet collapsed?
I do recall the local reporters, especially the guy on ABC who was there for what seemed like a month, saying they were expecting #7 to come down, that they were moving back to avoid the collapse etc but I don't remember how far before the actual collapse this started.
The BBC clip is odd as hell for sure.
Originally posted by Identified
Originally posted by Koka
Originally posted by Identified
Have you asked BBC to explain it?
No, you've seen Richard Porters response.
Would they be able to even remember what prompted that report that day?
Not the BBC temselves, as if they keep alog of who handled what, maybe they do, but at some point that message went from somebody in the know to someone that didn't and they are individuals that know something,
1. who the source was
and
2. that it may have been demolished.
Would the evidence if they had any mean anything to you?
I would decide that when I heard it.
You argue as if "ifs and buts" hold the theories together, yet your opposing arguments often rely on those very same "ifs and buts".
You can understand people quering your motives can you not?
No, I can't understand people quering my "motives". Unless I am now suspect of being assigned here by some government agency to stop this rumor by pointing out something else on the same video and having you turn the discussion to me.
Ah where will the government stop?
Originally posted by Identified
No, I can't understand people quering my "motives". Unless I am now suspect of being assigned here by some government agency to stop this rumor by pointing out something else on the same video and having you turn the discussion to me.
Ah where will the government stop?