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Originally posted by piacenza
Check out the flashes in this video they are exactly the same as the one on WTC.
I mean would you like it more obvious than this:
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Originally posted by HaveSeen4Myself
Say what you will. WMD's were used on 9/11 right before your eyes, yet some of us refuse to believe it. On the other hand, there is no evidence of WMD's in Iraq, yet some of us refuse to disbelieve it. Certainly seems like an unbalanced example of logic, doesn't it?
Originally posted by deltaboy
Its just pressure forced by the floors coming down. Its pretty simple.
Originally posted by BrokenVisage
Explain the flashes then, tough guy.
Originally posted by deltaboy
Its just pressure forced by the floors coming down. Its pretty simple.
Originally posted by ipsedixit
Toward the end of the first video cited it is clear that the debris falling is actually trailing smoke behind it, as if it were burning.
Originally posted by bsbray11
I saw someone give an example in another thread, I thought it was a good one:
Slash a tire and then try to re-inflate it until it bursts. It's not going to burst, because it can not possibly build up enough pressure when leaving through the hole requires so much less work.
Originally posted by bsbray11
You have steel and concrete dust pouring out of those towers, and yet air is supposed to be bottled up inside? Those buildings were not airtight, so how does that work?
I saw someone give an example in another thread, I thought it was a good one:
Slash a tire and then try to re-inflate it until it bursts. It's not going to burst, because it can not possibly build up enough pressure when leaving through the hole requires so much less work.
Originally posted by deltaboy
Just cause there are holes in the building does not mean that all the air has escaped and all there is left is vacuumed space.
Now if explosives were used, they should be causing a explosive pressure before the building is about to collapse. Not after...
Originally posted by bsbray11
Of course it doesn't, but as soon as you build up pressure, guess where it's going to go?
Out the path of least resistance. And there were plenty of places for the air to go.
You are watching the building collapse floor-by-floor as a result of explosives. Consider that.