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Originally posted by _BoneZ_
I can't find that damage in videos of that side of the WTC. Although it appears to be damage to the north tower, I'm just not seeing it in video. Maybe you can find it? Here's most available videos of the second impact:
www.youtube.com...
Although that last image you posted does look like the north tower has damage down there.
[edit on 4-12-2009 by _BoneZ_]
Originally posted by iamsupermanv2
if someone could tell me the name of that building then that could help rule in or out an antenna.
Originally posted by ROBL240
I apologise for calling you a troll, its just frustrating when going around in circles and im doing my best at trying to get the best image of what im trying to show, with the limited resources I have.
Originally posted by RipCurl
Safe to say that the "fireball" that traveled the elevator shafts
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Except fire and heat travel up not down. What alternate reality are you from where fire travels down?
Furthermore, what alternate reality exists where fire or the ignition of fuel is explosive? We have explosives for blowing things up. Since when does fire become an explosive and bring down buildings like explosives only have in the past?
Originally posted by iamsupermanv2
back to topic....anybody agree or disagree with my summation that what was seen "above" the green roof was actually ON the green roof?
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Except fire and heat travel up not down. What alternate reality are you from where fire travels down?
Furthermore, what alternate reality exists where fire or the ignition of fuel is explosive? We have explosives for blowing things up. Since when does fire become an explosive and bring down buildings like explosives only have in the past?
I'm going to have to start traveling the globe and teaching CD companies that they can destroy parking garages, 50-ton hydraulic brake presses, 300-pound fire doors, and bring buildings straight down, all with setting some kerosene fires and to stop wasting money on explosives. Seems that kerosene now magically does what explosives have only done in the past.