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Originally posted by gavron
Was tms.org an official investigation team at the site?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Since you brought it up NIST is not a official investigation team either.
Originally posted by gavron
So once again we wait for the official reports to be released then. Correct?
Originally posted by exponent
What would be required for NISTs investigation to be "official" in your eyes?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
There is no way NIST investigations can be official, since we have seen the contridictions in thier reports and the Building 7 report has been debunked since they failed to recover any steel for testing.
Originally posted by exponent
So even if they were required by law to investigate, that wouldn't make them "official"?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
They are not required by law to investigate.
The FBI is required by law to investigate if a aviation crash is considered a crime.
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
What if I have already watched all of those videos and find them to be erronious, sophmoric webjunk of the highest order?
Does that make me a sheep...or a shill?
What does your propagandist say I should be categorized as?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
They are not required by law to investigate.
NIST is a nonregulatory agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce's Technology Administration. The purpose of NIST investigations is to improve safety and structural integrity of buildings in the United States, and the focus is on fact finding.NIST investigative teams are authorized to assess building performance and emergency response and evacuation procedures in the wake of any building failure that has resulted in substantial loss of life or that posed significant potential of substatntial loss of life.
NIST does not have the statutory authority to make findings of fault or negligence by individuals or organizations.
Originally posted by exponent
So if there was a law saying NIST should investigate the building collapses, they would be as "official" as FBI reports?
Originally posted by gavron
NIST does not have the statutory authority to make findings of fault or negligence by individuals or organizations.