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Originally posted by gavron
And the only point we all have questioned was the fact that you have no evidence stating it has been done before. it is only your opinion that it has been done before.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
So what is better evidence? Should we look at fire ordinances from some town in Ohio to try and prove a point, or should we examine the FDNY's actual actions on that day?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
So you do admit that it is only your opinion that it has never been done before?
Originally posted by gavron
It is a fact. Face it, ULTIMA1. Your theory has been busted wide open.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
NO it has not, in fact i wll prove it just like i have proven that it was the EPA that asked for the AVRIS.
Still waiting for your evidence to suport your theory.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Well from the research i have done shows infomration that most states have a regulation about fire chiefs being able to demo a building. If i run across the New York one you will be the first to get it.
You should know by now that there is not much infomration released by the investigating agencies, so there are no incident command records released about what really happened.
Originally posted by gavron
Actually, it was the USGS that made the request, a FACT that I have proven with a NASA source on another thread.
How long should we all wait for you to post your "proof" that fire depts or demo teams have gone into burning 20+ story buildings.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
The point you're missing is that they would NOT go back into a building that they believed is coming down, since they would have no idea exactly when. That would be recklessly endangering their lives and they don't do that, especially
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Wrong again i have proven that the EPA made the request through the USGS. Unless your stating that the USGS site lied when it stated that the EPA requested the AVIRIS?
Well i can tell you i will post evindece of it happening before you post evindece that it did not.
Originally posted by gavron
So, I am correct that the USGS contacted NASA for the AVIRIS flyovers.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
What floors are considered "lower" to you?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
You are only half corret, the USGS contacted NASA AFTER THE EPA REQUESTED THE AVIRIS. As stated by the USGS site.
Originally posted by gavron
Roger Clark from the USGS contacted NASA to request the flyover due to concern with asbestos contamination at the WTC location.
In response to requests from the EPA through the USGS
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Well you seem to miss the point that there is no evindece of the lower floors being on fire so there would have been little danger.