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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by jfj123
For the record, I saw what you saw. In addition I tried counting all the columns the plane destroyed as it entered. Needless to say, quite a few were destroyed.
Did you see the nose, wings, and tail inside the building?
Yes columns were destroyed but several sources have stateted that the buildings withstood the planes impacts.
Originally posted by jfj123
I said I saw what he saw so just re-read his post. Also I have provided you with the number of columns I saw destroyed in the video. Re-read that post if you would like an exact number.
Originally posted by HLR53K
I can see this is going to get nasty again. I'm going to wait over there until it clears up.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Did you see the nose, wings, and tail inside the building?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by HLR53K
I can see this is going to get nasty again. I'm going to wait over there until it clears up.
Not nasty just trying to get the facts and evidence through to people.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
3. As shown in another thread with several links, most of the fuel was burned of in the intial explosion and what was left burned off in few minutes.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by jfj123
I said I saw what he saw so just re-read his post. Also I have provided you with the number of columns I saw destroyed in the video. Re-read that post if you would like an exact number.
Did you see the nose, wings, and tail inside the building?
But i provided you with sources that state the buidlings survived the planes impacts, do i need to repost them?
Originally posted by _Del_
As shown in another thread, roughly 30% of the fuel was consumed in an initial fireball. 30% does not make "most"
Originally posted by Pilgrum
I did - they are clearly getting into the building along with the rest of the plane and it's shown from several different angles to help avoid any misconceptions.
Originally posted by HLR53K
Yep, I knew this would get nasty. And look who was the first to start...
Originally posted by _Del_
You've also made several posts saying "most" of the fuel burned off in a fireball. You still haven't resolved that...
Originally posted by _Del_
As shown in another thread, roughly 30% of the fuel was consumed in an initial fireball. 30% does not make "most"
wtc.nist.gov...
Originally posted by jfj123
This is what the NIST final report says about the jet fuel
Page 74 of the report. Less then 15% of the jet fuel burned in the spray cloud inside the building.