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Originally posted by thefutureisuncertain
reply to post by wmd_2008
www.thepowerhour.com...
link to picture of columns!
Originally posted by thefutureisuncertain
reply to post by wmd_2008
www.thepowerhour.com...
link to picture of columns!
Originally posted by wmd_2008
2) What TITANIUM COLUMNS provide a link to that PLEEEEASE!
High strength low alloy (HSLA) steel is a type of alloy steel that provides better mechanical properties or greater resistance to corrosion than carbon steel. HSLA steels vary from other steels in that they aren't made meet a specific chemical composition, but rather to specific mechanical properties. They have a carbon content between 0.05–0.25% to retain formability and weldability. Other alloying elements include up to 2.0% manganese and small quantities of copper, nickel, niobium, nitrogen, vanadium, chromium, molybdenum, titanium, calcium, rare earth elements, or zirconium.[1][2] Copper, titanium, vanadium, and niobium are added for strengthening purposes.[2]
3) To the security expert you calcluate how much explosive would
have been required to cause the destruction seen then post back
how that much could have been planted.
Thermobaric warheads put the power to demolish buildings into the hands of the average U.S. marine. But Americans aren’t the only ones with the weapons. The Chinese, the Russians -- even guerilla groups -- now have thermobarics' shockingly destructive power in their grasps.
Thermobarics aren't just a more powerful version of normal high explosive. The term encompasses a range of different types of warhead from fuel-air explosives, which release a cloud of flammable material and detonate it, to metallized explosives whose expanding fireball takes in oxygen from the air. What they have in common is that they produce blast which has a lower overpressure but a longer duration than normal condensed explosives. In effect it is a shove rather than a punch: a thermobaric explosion does not smash a hole in a wall, it pushes the wall over.
Look at any demolition video will say again building stripped
supporting internal walls removed explosive directly on main structural members miles of cable months of planning and guess what
they start at the bottom you see the explosive blast then the dust
not the collapse then the dust you see in south tower collapse.
4) Was it before plane impact or are the making it up because they think like you?! (basement explosions)
5) Bldg 7 was damaged by the collapes of the towers although never shown by you guys! Large gash in building and a fire !
Did you know that just 3 minutes and 3 seconds after the start of an average living room fire involving a couch, that the temperature 3 feet above the floor within the room is over 500 F? Just 38 seconds later, the temperature in the room is 1,400 F. If you want to protect your possessions from an inferno like this, you will need more than a simple metal box.
Originally posted by thefutureisuncertain
www.thepowerhour.com...
link to picture of wtc columns
Originally posted by wmd_2008
just a thought these could have been cut to aid the clear up
but i suppose thats to much of a sensible idea!
Please answer how much explosives needed!
and how was it planted you are the guys who claim it back it up!
Originally posted by A W Smith
picture of an iron worker cutting a core column with an oxyacetylene lance
Sounds kind of like what we saw that day eh?
why would someone cut a column ten feet above their head
nice straight cut
Originally posted by A W Smith
well except for the sound part. Come up with a hush a boom yet?
who says they did? are you not aware that as debris was cut away excavation continued?
Are you saying all angle cuts must be thermite? and only straight cuts are torched?
Did i say silent? Want to compare the sounds of controlled demolitions to the collapse of the wtc? I'm game.
Originally posted by Griff
Do you think it was silent when the towers were exploding? Would that be a "hush-a-collapse"?
yet not two paragraphs later you claim they are trying to conserve acetylene because of cost? Way to go with your perception of priorities at GZ.
So, they decided to cut columns first and then clear the debris away? While there might be someone trapped below said debris. Way to prioritize the importance of the clean-up eh?
No, but I am saying that with a straight cut you get 2 things.
1. Less oxyacetylene used per cut...i.e. money.
2. More control over where it will fall.
Why don't lumberjacks cut trees at a 45 degree angle if this is the best way to cut a columnar object?
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What do you mean the fires weren't hot enough, the fuel burns at 'x temperature' the carpets burn at 'x temperature' the desks burn at 'x temperature' the cubicles burn at 'x temperature', add all those desks, cubicles, carpets, and each gallon of fuel and you have a fire burning at 45,974 degrees, that can melt anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by wmd_2008
SO lots on components in an aircraft are also titanium alloys about 2% in a 767.
Link please to the full video!
Is every official story a LIE for all events?
Yes I know the difference it was to show what temperature can be
achieved with items that would also be in an office enviroment!
Originally posted by A W Smith
Did i say silent? Want to compare the sounds of controlled demolitions to the collapse of the wtc? I'm game.
WTC NOT a controlled demolition
your comparing steel columns to trees now? nice going Judy wood. send in the keebler elves. don't bother. there here.
Originally posted by Marlborough Red
I don't want arguments or discussions I just would like the superb combined minds here to list what they think are the best 11 points / questions to fire back at the official line.
You have to remember this is a comercial grade stun grenade, so it's effect isn't too strong. But it's certainly enough to disorientate you for a few seconds. More than enough time to clear a room. The fact that it has a loud sound profile and a fairly hefty flash (In low light conditions it's a bitch) make it more than ample for most civilian applications.
You do know that with different mixtures we can achieve a bomb that's sound could be hidden by the collapse of the building right?
I have SHOWN science that supports what is the MOST likely cause
of what happened
Originally posted by A W Smith
You do know that demolition explosions precede the collapse ? yes? can you show me CD videos that have masked demolition charges going off after the collapse ?
Originally posted by Griff
So, you are saying that all the columns just decided to collapse at the same time?
Originally posted by cashlink
I know what I see in all the video and what I see is a Hughes EXPLOSIONS!