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Originally posted by undermind
In each case, they have quickly got to the point: "You better believe it buildings like those towers can fail, and collapse the way they did, at the speed they did, under the impact of just one plane."
None of them said they were at all surprised when they saw those towers going down.
[edit on 29-1-2008 by undermind]
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by Midav
Popular Mechanics has a great article on debunking the 9-11 myth.
Well sorry but Popular Mecahincs itself has been debunked many times.
Also Popular Mecahanics is not a legit or legal investigating agency for 9/11.
Originally posted by Valhall
reply to post by OrionStars
Okay, I'm looking at the pics on this website you provided the link for:
www.geocities.com...
I really can't tell what your talking about. What issue do you have with how the steel looks?
Originally posted by OrionStars
For instance, you bolded "It's a fact.", that W said he was watching TV when the first plane hit. Yet, it is well known that W was in Florida, in a 3rd grade classroom, reading My Pet Goat. It may be a fact the WH published W's statement of watching it on TV. Or it may be a fact W said it. It is not a fact he was doing it. Yet, unless someone cloned W, it was not a fact he watched it on TV simply because allegedly W said it.
Originally posted by jfj123
That's really interesting info.
Can you back this statement up?
Obviously at this point I need to state that I'm not trying to be sarcastic, I'd really like to know if this is true or not. I've never heard this so I'd be really interested to see the facts. Thanks a lot !
Originally posted by cams
reply to post by OrionStars
There was more damage than just a 16-18 foot hole. If you've really looked into it, you should know this...
There are also many aircraft parts, light-poles, witnesses etc to take into account also.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by WraothAscendant
And you gang up on those that disagree with you.
Vicious little cycle that gets us NO WHERE.
How do i gang up on others ?
Originally posted by v01i0
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
reply to post by Valhall
Val,
Please explain how I am lying.
Thank you
Does he have to? Saying 99.999... something percent with a serious tone sounds like a very cheap lie - or strong belief. It is either, but I'm not sure which - only you can answer that.
Originally posted by undermind
I have brought up the subject of 911 building failure and simply allowed them to make their own observations with 1. A structural engineer (x2) 2. An aircraft engineer 3. A university lecturer in Physics 4. A demolitions expert 5. An architect (x2)
In each case, they have quickly got to the point: "You better believe it buildings like those towers can fail, and collapse the way they did, at the speed they did, under the impact of just one plane."
None of them said they were at all surprised when they saw those towers going down.
Originally posted by Valhall
Well, if we stop talking about the animation (which that shot shows bowing out after the animation has progressed into the collapse of the outer walls), and I look at the pictures from the website link you provided, I don't see any outer columns pointing in the wrong direction.
So that is why I was asking for clarification on what your issue was. You must be looking at pictures I can't find, because I don't see any issue.
Originally posted by Valhall
Who said anything about what you are talking about other than you? THE FACT I listed is that more than one time George Bush has stated he watched the first plane fly into the first building while he was in Florida. Why do you have to extend it to a new claim that I didn't even mention?
You give me the willies.
Well, Jordan, you're not going to believe what state I was in when I heard about the terrorist attack. I was in Florida. And my chief of staff, Andy Card -- actually I was in a classroom talking about a reading program that works. And I was sitting outside the classroom waiting to go in, and I saw an airplane hit the tower -- the TV was obviously on, and I use to fly myself, and I said, "There's one terrible pilot." And I said, "It must have been a horrible accident."
But I was whisked off there -- I didn't have much time to think about it, and I was sitting in the classroom, and Andy Card, my chief who was sitting over here walked in and said, "A second plane has hit the tower. America's under attack."
Q What was the first thing that went through your head when you heard that a plane crashed into the first building?
THE PRESIDENT: Yes. Well, I was sitting in a schoolhouse in Florida. I had gone down to tell my little brother what to do, and -- just kidding, Jeb. (Laughter.) And -- it's the mother in me. (Laughter.) Anyway, I was in the midst of learning about a reading program that works. I'm a big believer in basic education, and it starts with making sure every child learns to read. And therefore, we need to focus on the science of reading, not what may feel good or sound good when it comes to teaching children to read. (Applause.) I'm just getting a plug in for my reading initiative.
Anyway, I was sitting there, and my Chief of Staff -- well, first of all, when we walked into the classroom, I had seen this plane fly into the first building. There was a TV set on. And you know, I thought it was pilot error and I was amazed that anybody could make such a terrible mistake. And something was wrong with the plane, or -- anyway, I'm sitting there, listening to the briefing, and Andy Card came and said, "America is under attack."
Originally posted by Valhall
Orion,
I will go back and look at the websites again. I have a feeling I did not look at the one you are referring to because the pictures in the one I looked at didn't have any material bent out at the entrance side where the plane impacted. But I'll look. It's always very difficult to discern the third axis orientation of objects in a 2D pic, so the vantage points of the one I looked at might not have what you see in another shot from a different perspective.