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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Oh and by the way, i never posted the Iranian story as fact...
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Please show me the diagram of the elavtors and which go to what floors then.
Originally posted by jprophet420
So should you. Bsbray has a thread debunking the jet fuel story right here in this forum. Funny I don't remember you finding any fallacy in that thread.
Originally posted by djeminy
Isn't funny, that when one ask simple straight forward questions, an answer is never forthcoming!
Some of it even reached the basement. How did it get separated from the other exploding jet fuel without catching fire from this already exploding fuel?
"We started going up the B stairway. As we got to the third floor of the B stairway, we forced open an elevator door which was burnt on all three sides. The only thing that was remaining was the hoistway door. And inside the elevator were about ? I didn't recognize them initially, but a guy from 1 Truck said oh my God, those are people. They were pretty incinerated. And I remember the overpowering smell of kerosene. That's when Lieutenant Foti said oh, that's the jet fuel. I remember it smelled like if you're camping and you drop a kerosene lamp."
–Yeah, this is the police desk. Did you get that message that there’s burning jet fuel on the 51st floor, one World Trade Center?
–There’s what burning?
–Burning Jet fuel!
``We thought it was a bomb in the freight elevator,'' Beerman said, because the sound of the explosion seemed to have come from that direction.
He headed into a corridor with about 15 co-workers and made his way down the stairs from the 53rd floor. The lights were still on but the stairwell reeked of smoke and something that smelled like kerosene. Beerman and others had to step aside so people who had been burned could descend more rapidly _ and so firefighters could head up the stairs.
David Frank: As we got into the low 40's the jet fuel got much more intense to the point where I thought we might pass out. People were clearly suffering the intense fumes and others were clearly beginning to panic. Roselle was not doing well panting heavily and we all needed water. Some people began passing small Poland Spring water bottles up to us from the floor below. This was a real relief. Roselle loved it. It cut some of the fuel taste burning our throats. It eased our sense of dehydration and smoke inhalation. Besides, it was wet.
I opened the door to the 40's floor and we momentarily stood in the doorway. I looked and saw no one on the floor. Smoke, and the smell of more jet fuel. We kept to the stairway.
Today, I believe that when the aircraft hit the north face of the tower, it's momentum, driven by the aircraft structure and fuel, vivisected the floor, slicing through the elevator shaft and effectively dumping fuel from the low 90's all the way down to the bottom. That's why we kept smelling fuel almost all the way down.
Mercedes Rivera: I saw a burned woman in a sitting position in the lobby, as if she was still typing behind a desk.... She was already dead.”
Originally posted by gavron ok, so by your standards then, we should igbnore your story, because it is another twisted media lie, which is attempting to brainwash us, correct?
Didnt you say the media was brainwashing us.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Originally posted by jprophet420
So should you. Bsbray has a thread debunking the jet fuel story right here in this forum. Funny I don't remember you finding any fallacy in that thread.
Ha ha....
BsBray also thought that the discussion about whether or not nukes were used on the towers was a good one.
That alone disqualifies any of his opinions.
Originally posted by jprophet420
no, no it doesent by a long shot.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Originally posted by jprophet420
no, no it doesent by a long shot.
Uhhh, yes it does.
It proves that, like Elvis, the kid's objectiveness and critical thinking skills have left the building.
And since you also seem to think that the whole nuke discussion has any validity to it, then I guess that applies to you also.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
reply to post by jprophet420
I'm not sure what ANY of this has to do with Willie or Rosie. This is getting more like an Ultima argument.
Can we stay on topic???
Originally posted by jprophet420
I swear to god its like the eopisode of Family guy where Lois just keeps repeating 911 was bad and everyone rallies behind her.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
I don't hate anyone on here. I dislike the manipulation of the facts that is often presented.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
Given that the vast majority of the volatile jet fuel was consumed inside five minutes of each crash, the fires subsequently dwindled, limited to the fuels of conventional office fires.
I believe the intensity of the fire (as it relates to building collapse) was comparable to a heavy ordinary combustible fire after the explosion dissipated much of the jet fuel.
Originally posted by gavron
.and you were looking for the truth. Admit they are just articles/opinions of the writers.
Originally posted by gavron
..but to blatently call an article/essay a "report"...thats just lying.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Most reports disgree with NIST (yet again) on the amount of fuel burned off in the intail explosion.
Given that the vast majority of the volatile jet fuel was consumed inside five minutes of each crash, the fires subsequently dwindled, limited to the fuels of conventional office fires.
The jet fuel, which ignited the fires, was mostly consumed within the
first few minutes after impact. The fires that burned for almost the
entire time that the buildings remained standing were due mainly to
burning building contents and, to a lesser extent, aircraft contents, not
jet fuel.
You still have not explained how jet fuel made it to the one elavator shaft that goes to the sub basment level 6. Also how much fuel it would take to get there.