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Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by bsbray11
Nope. But nice try.
I new you didn't bother to read it.
Of course not, just like you didn't bother to quote the next part of my post that proved that I read it.
Now you are going from being irrationally, to intentionally posting misleading things (basically lying) in your posts.
And the part that you omitted that makes you a liar, was the very next thing I posted, which explained that your link was wrong because members of the ASCE are also members of groups like AE911. Griff that posted here was a member of both, and a structural engineer, for example.
Thank you for intentionally trying to deceive people with your posts by omitting and distorting mine. I'm pretty sure such blatant mis-characterization of my posts is against board rules and I'm hoping it will be moderated.
[edit on 30-10-2009 by bsbray11]
Originally posted by jthomas
As you well know, Griff, a refuted "Truther", does not invalidate the fact that the AE911 group is vastly overwhelmed by the far greater population of the world's structural engineers.
Thank you for intentionally trying to deceive people with your posts by omitting and distorting mine. I'm pretty sure such blatant mis-characterization of my posts is against board rules and I'm hoping it will be moderated.
My posts demonstrate that you cannot refute NIST. Period.
Originally posted by turbofan
Is that the same wind that cannot blow a plume of smoke, yet carry debris over an 8 mile debris field?
Funny, I thought smoke was less dense and 'lighter' than aircraft material?
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by jthomas
So, explain why you categorically REFUSE to support your claims about WTC 7, the claims that you keep evading?
Let's break this down for the 100000000000000000000th time.
This thread is about 20 unanswered questions.
There is an unanswered question about WTC7 in the OP. It's the one to which you refer.
That unanswered question is my "claim" about WTC7 on this thread.
You are the one constantly evading it by trying irrationally to shift the burden of "answering" the question back onto me, when I am the one asking for an answer from a federal report.
I will gladly give you my evidence that WTC7 was a demolition.
But first, you have to admit that you can't answer my question, even using NIST's report at your disposal.
Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by bsbray11
This thread is about 20 unanswered questions.
And we haven't even finished with your one invalid "question" on WTC 7.
It is not "unanswered." I've repeatedly shown the invalidity of your "question."
Of course the burden of proof is on you to demonstrate your claim. You're the one who made up the question.
Originally posted by jthomas
So now you claim NIST never explained the collapse mechanism of WTC 7.
Originally posted by jthomas
An entire report on the evidence, methodology, and conclusions on why and how WTC 7 collapsed and now you claim there is no explanation for "their own findings."
Originally posted by bsbray11
reply to post by GenRadek
Still waiting for an explanation as to how any body part or piece of a body, or even a book can blow for miles in the Pennsylvania wind.
Or are going to go with rush now and say the explosion from the impact of the plane caused the debris to go flying for miles through the air?
Mail scattered as far as two miles away, Postal Service spokeswoman Lisa Bloomquist said. Workers were gathering what remained of more than 4,000 pounds of mail loaded on the plane.
“The chart below shows how wind force increases exponentially with wind speed. For example, the 5 mph wind increase from 5 to 10 mph does not reach the force generated by the 5 mph wind increase from 10 to 15 mph, and the wind force generated by the increase from 25 to 30 mph is greater still,” according to Windsurfing Magazine.
The chart shows approximate relationship between wind speed and wind force developed on one square foot of flat area set perpendicular to wind direction. (Source: Sail Performance: Techniques to Maximize Sail Power by C.A. Marchaj)
Originally posted by GenRadek
Boy oh boy, I didnt realize that basic physics and meteorology is so hard to grasp to some people.
It wasn't "blowing up." He claims he heard sounds he attributed to "explosions" but we know that there is not a stitch of evidence for "explosives." Lots of people made the same mistake.
World Exclusive: WTC7 Survivor Barry Jennings Account
Barry Jennings
As you already well know, impressme, no one has ever presented a single piece of positive evidence for "explosive demolition.' That 9/11 "Truthers" have to rely on a person's impressions rather than on solid positive evidence is truly indicative of "Truthers" inability to find any such evidence for "explosive demolition."
And the fact that you have to rely on two people who have no ability to assess, evaluate, or have any knowledge rather than structural engineers, physicists, and forensic scientists is what makes 9/11 "Truth" such a hopelessly ignorant and uninformed political "movement."
Originally posted by GenRadek
I do believe the person who said "book" was referring to pieces or shreds of it as well. But then again, there are small books, big books, small paper backs, a few pages, etc etc etc, it all depends on what reference the person is using when they mention a "book".
The Pennsylvania state police said debris from the crash has shown up about 8 miles away in a residential area where local media quoted some residents as seeing flaming debris from the sky.
But investigators were unwilling to say whether the presence of debris in two separate places evinced an explosion.
www.eastandard.net...
Finding the flight data recorder had been the focus of investigators as they widened their search area today following the discoveries of more debris, including what appeared to be human remains, miles from the point of impact at a reclaimed coal mine.
Residents and workers at businesses outside Shanksville, Somerset County, reported discovering clothing, books, papers and what appeared to be human remains. Some residents said they collected bags-full of items to be turned over to investigators. Others reported what appeared to be crash debris floating in Indian Lake, nearly six miles from the immediate crash scene.
post-gazette.com...
"John Fleegle, an Indian Lake Marina employee, said FBI agents were skeptical of his reports about debris in the lake until they traveled to the lake shore Wednesday afternoon.
By Wednesday morning, crash debris began washing ashore at the marina. Fleegle said there was something that looked like a rib bone amid pieces of seats, small chunks of melted plastic and checks.
He said FBI agents who spent the afternoon patrolling the lake in rented boats eventually carted away a large garbage bag full of debris. "
...
Szupinka said searchers found one of the large engines from the aircraft "at a considerable distance from the crash site."
"It appears to be the whole engine," he added.
Szupinka said most of the remaining debris, scattered over a perimeter that stretches for several miles, are in pieces no bigger than a "briefcase."
Crowley related that 95 percent of the airplane had been recovered. The biggest piece of aircraft found was a fuselage skin measuring about 6 to 7 feet. The heaviest piece was from one of the engines and weighed 1,000 pounds.
www.dailyamerican.com...
...
Pennsylvania state police officials said on Thursday debris from the plane had been found up to 8 miles (13 km) away in a residential community where local media have quoted residents as speaking of a second plane in the area and burning debris falling from the sky. investor.cnet.com...
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by GenRadek
I do believe the person who said "book" was referring to pieces or shreds of it as well. But then again, there are small books, big books, small paper backs, a few pages, etc etc etc, it all depends on what reference the person is using when they mention a "book".
Anything that weighs only 1 pound, Gen. Given the very large amount of debris discovered miles wide of the impact site, I think we can safely assume there was at least 1 item amongst it all that weighed at least 1 pound.
I posted the relevant forces above so that you can work a free-body diagram.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by bsbray11
This thread is about 20 unanswered questions.
And we haven't even finished with your one invalid "question" on WTC 7.
Right. I posted the question, I am still waiting for your answer (or anyone's answer).
It is not "unanswered." I've repeatedly shown the invalidity of your "question."
No, you've only repeatedly misconstrued it, pretending it asked something else, and finally tried to claim it was my responsibility to prove NIST wrong instead of you answering the simple question.
Of course the burden of proof is on you to demonstrate your claim. You're the one who made up the question.
That doesn't even make sense. Just asking a question is "demonstrating" it. Now give me an answer, put up or shut up. No more irrational ranting.
Originally posted by jthomas
The entire premise of your "question" and claims is based entirely on an ae911truth.org video
Originally posted by bsbray11
All that ranting and all you have to do is answer a simple question, jthomas. It isn't so simple after all, is it?