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Originally posted by selfless
Originally posted by bsbray11
Click that and you'll have a hi-res image showing that no heavy debris fell onto that street, as if the lack of steel laying around wasn't enough.
one only have to use common sense and just look at the pictures and analyze the situation and visualize that day to see that there were no debris in the pictures of cars on fire big enough to cause the damages it has.
"At that time I went back to the north tower again, and they were stretching a line. A lot of car fires erupted. All of a sudden cars were blowing up everywhere.
I went back and I helped a guy stretch a line. The guy was all by himself. I helped him stretch a line and started putting water on the car fires. I remember distinctly walking past -- I saw 118 Truck. 118 Truck was parked right on West Street right past Vesey.
Q. Everybody tells me all these vehicles were on fire. What do you attribute all these vehicles being on fire to?
A. I believe it must have been from the debris falling and the heat just started hitting the cars and starting cars on fire. There were an awful lot of cars burning, an awful lot. It had to be radiated heat or just stuff falling on cars and setting them on fire. There were numerous cars burning, numerous."
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
You guys are completely sidestepping the gas pipeline post above.
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Internal Circuitry: Random incidents setting of car to car chain reactions, that under chaotic conditions didn't set them all off. Gas pipeline explosions accounting for many of them, and reports of it being like an earthquake accounting for the broken pipes.
Firefighters could have stopped the spread in many cases, leaving the unburned cars, which is damaging to the nuke wave argument.
Your first image shows the dust wave much further than the super high res 2nd image.
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
I originally thought I'd use this thread to shut down the nuke hypothesis, and then highlight the reality that something big and hot flew a very long way
Originally posted by bsbray11
PS --
The parking lot with random burning cars is circled in red.
As for debris hitting the van next to 7?:
www.studyof911.com...
Click that and you'll have a hi-res image showing that no heavy debris fell onto that street, as if the lack of steel laying around wasn't enough.
[edit on 2-5-2007 by bsbray11]
Originally posted by bsbray11
Elaboration?
Again, high explosives did this? Something big and hot flew a very long way? Sound like RDX and thermite? Do you know how high explosives work? They impart NO lateral velocity.
Btw, the parking lot there is the same one shown here circled in red:
If you can at least read over my last post, I'd appreciate that, too. There are several things in it I'd rather not have hand-waved away and ignored simply because you think I'm wrong.
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Like very hot flaming things couldn't have been launched from massive explosive blasts inside the towers from bombs? Like the bomb itself hitting the cars is the only way a bomb could influence things over in that lot?
Btw, the parking lot there is the same one shown here circled in red:
Your image is from a later time than mine and the trench appears to be covered.
I did and I'll have to go digging back thru those testamonies to answer it.
If you'd read thru all of those you'd see that at least 2 of them were themselve sin flames from whatever was happening down there. Why werent' they vaporized.
Originally posted by gottago
A fireman who told of his socks being melted, and another who said his jacket melted. And a good half-dozen who mentioned cars exploding like popcorn.
Building collapses don't do that.
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Wow, Red Herring overkill! Way to go guys When your arguments are spreading thin, throw in some new unrelated materials. Go back and see the title of this topic.
O, and the spires didnt turn to dust. Do your homework
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Wow you guys are persistent.
I originally thought I'd use this thread to shut down the nuke hypothesis,
Originally posted by bsbray11
You presented another theory, which still amounts to speculation. So what?
I suppose high explosives cause earthquakes? That's why the US uses seismographs to pick up high-explosive technology, right?
Firefighters could have stopped the spread in many cases, leaving the unburned cars, which is damaging to the nuke wave argument.
Leaving them on fire damages the "nuke wave argument"? So what set them on fire in the first place? You're not using logic consistently.
Your first image shows the dust wave much further than the super high res 2nd image.
Unless you think the dust wave was packing enormous heat, this is a moot point.
Regardless of what set those cars on fire, there was tremendous amounts of tritium,
debris was ejected laterally in a way that high explosives or thermite could never do,
and it was even spewing fine dust all the way down as if sublimating. Even the spire did this in WTC1.
And you post all these videos about people trying to develop technology where all our brains are plugged into some supernetwork, and yet you can't entertain the idea of a pure fusion device that gives off very little radiation, even though such devices have been the target of military research for decades?
You getting a rush too?
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
I originally thought I'd use this thread to shut down the nuke hypothesis
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Couldn't the massive towers crumbling cause seismograph spikes / the ground to shake-rupture?
Originally posted by XR500Final
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That means something was powerful enough to push the building up against its own collapsing structure. I would not chalk that up to thermate, It would point an entirely new and advanced direction.