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Originally posted by snoopy
Originally posted by talisman
reply to post by snoopy
How many skyscrapers do you know come down with an announcement before collapse?
How many skyscrapers have been hit by tons of falling debris from collapsing buildings? Are you saying that a rare event doesn't justify a rare result? This is not a valid argument. I asked for proof, not conjecture. Can you prove that it was a CD?
By your logic, if something doesn't happen for the first time, then it's not possible. And therefore all existence is not possible. Was the first building fire impossible because before that no building had ever burned?
Or perhaps you can show us some examples of other buildings that were of the same design and suffered the same damage and still survived? Because even if you did, it still would not prove a controlled demolition.
And more importantly the announcement of the collapse was by the firefighters who could clearly see that the building was in danger of collapse due to fire. Understandable considering the building had been burning all day long with no aid or water. All firefighters know that buildings under such conditions are destined to collapse. Common sense. The firefighters there at the scene when it was happening even went so far as to discuss this on camera.
Originally posted by IvanZana
Originally posted by bohica1972
IvanZana,
Consider - the image you've shown of WTC7 looking undamaged. Yes - it didn't look to bad from that side. However:
Presenting a one-sided view doesn't help your cause - nor will it get you any closer to the truth you believe in.
[edit on 8-4-2008 by bohica1972]
Originally posted by bohica1972
Why would the column buckle?
In 1757, mathematician Leonhard Euler derived a formula that gives the maximum axial load that a long, slender, ideal column can carry without buckling.
Self-buckling of columns
A free-standing, vertical column of circular cross-section, with density ρ, Young's modulus E, and radius r, will buckle under its own weight if its height exceeds a certain critical height:
1) A massive hole in the building, reported by one fire office to be "20 stories high"
2) Lots of fire - which burned for hours.
3) A collapse pattern that doesn't look like the result of typical demolition job (i.e. the building didn't come down in a neat pile).
4) There are several videos of NYFD people at the scene - prior to the collapse - who express their fears that the building would collapse.
5) Watching the footage of the collapse itself, it's clear to see the building collapses in distinct direction - i.e. one side goes before the other.
6) If thermite was used - why didn't the fires raging inside approximately one third of the building ignite it prior to collapse?
7) Do you have any examples, for sake of comparison, where thermite has been used in demolitions?
8) Why thermite? Surely conventional explosives would have provided a better chance of success in demolishing a building?
Originally posted by jcavs88
Why can;t you believe what we saw and what the goverment told us happend really happend?
Is that because the GOVERMENT told use, so it must be wrong?
Originally posted by IvanZana
IN this next picture. Government coverup and disnformationalists will say that the builiding was heavily damaged and also had a raging fire.
ALL LIES.
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to post by bohica1972
Thank you for the image. It is one I have not seen before. I do not necessarily believe that it was "photoshopped" but I also do not believe that it explains the collapse of 7.
If the damage to that corner had caused the collapse, I would expect to have seen something more like this...
You will also notice, that despite the awesome destruction, large sections of the building remain structurally intact, though obviously warped and damaged.
[edit on 4/8/0808 by jackinthebox]