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Originally posted by billybob
if you have any dot connecting skills, and have taken the time to plot out 911 dots, you will know that this is another smoking gun, and you will stop with petty semantical bickering, and focus on the crux of the information.
rather than assassinate the purveyor of this info, why not simply add it to the LIST of all things 911 that scream FOREKNOWLEDGE.
from there, you may take the next shaky baby step into, "who, how, why, wtf".
Originally posted by thirty3
Only 2 people said it....but 100 or so also seemed to have the same kind of info......why would they be running ??.....
Originally posted by Lexion
Johnny Bravo ( love the name, btw ),
Actually, when someone says 100 people are screaming it's going to blow,
and the reality is, only 1 person said it, I don't consider pointing out the
obvious to be anal.
It WAS misleading, which makes it against T&C.
Hope that explains my position, somewhat.
Lex
Originally posted by Lexion
If someone drives 68 in a 65, are they breaking the law, or the "SPIRIT"
of the law ?
Pondering,
Lex
one guy in a stampede of panicked humans saying it's going to blow up is enough to indicate there was a warning.
Originally posted by Lexion
Originally posted by billybob
one guy in a stampede of panicked humans saying it's going to blow up is enough to indicate there was a warning.
Not for me it isn't. Sorry.
Lex
The Twin Towers came straight down, which means that each building’s 287 steel columns all had to fail simultaneously; to believe this could happen without explosives is to believe in magic.
At the onset of each tower’s collapse, steel beams were ejected out as far as 600 feet; to believe that these horizontal ejections could be explained by gravitational energy, which is vertical, is to believe in magic.
Virtually all of the concrete in the towers was pulverized into extremely fine dust particles; to believe that fire plus gravity could have done this is to believe in magic.
WTC 7 and the towers came down at virtually free-fall speed, meaning that the lower floors, with all their steel and concrete, provided no resistance to the upper floors; to believe this could happen without explosives is to believe in magic.
Pools of molten metal were found under each building. Because steel does not begin to melt until it reaches about 1,540°C and yet the fires could not have gotten over 1000°C, to accept the fire theory is to believe in magic.
Originally posted by Giordano Bruno
its just one more bit of the MOUNTAIN of evidence of explosives.