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Originally posted by Joey Canoli
That is, that the explosions reported in 9/11 survivior testimony - the subject of the thread - can be coming from virtually anything, according to you. None of which would be of any value in the fairy tale that truthers like.
Originally posted by Sean48
Things don't Just explode.
Originally posted by ugie1028
how can something explode when that supposed area was not affected yet by the plane impact, and that includes jet fuel.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
You have no basis for this statement.
You also could do the research that I outlined.
Will you make the attempt?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
The point of engaging you in this was to allow you to make our point for us.
That is, that the explosions reported in 9/11 survivior testimony - the subject of the thread - can be coming from virtually anything, according to you. None of which would be of any value in the fairy tale that truthers like.
Originally posted by Sean48
There are countless reports from eye witnesses and Firemen , Naming
floors that had explosions on them.
There is a ton of Basis for this.
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Originally posted by Lillydale
I NEVER CLAIMED WHAT THOSE EXPLOSIONS WERE.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by Sean48
Things don't Just explode.
Not according to Lillydale.
According to her, anything that can cause an explosion is an explosive.
She never answered my question about high pressure water exploding a soda bottle, so I'm guessing that she's too embarassed to continue, for in order to remain consistent, she'd have to advocate WATER as an "explosive agent".
Originally posted by ugie1028
IF IT WAS JET FUEL,
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Never said you did.
You've proven beyond a shadow of a doubt to me that there are many sources for explosions available in the towers.
This is what I've said for years now.
Thanks for having my back on this.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
And in the case of C-4, RDX, etc?
C-4 burns slowly when it is ignited with a flame rather than detonated with a primary explosive, so soldiers during the Vietnam War era would sometimes use small amounts of C-4 as fuel for heating rations while on long patrols. Burning C-4 produces poisonous fumes and should be avoided (see below). While many soldiers used C-4 safely in this manner, there are anecdotes about soldiers trying to put out the fire by stamping on it — causing it to detonate. These are untrue as a blasting cap is required for detonation.
Because the pressure inside exceeds the vessel's pressure rating.
Take the soda bottle example, and instead of having dry ice, have water only, but pressurize it with a water pump until the bottle explodes.
Is water now an explosive agent?
Originally posted by benevolent tyrant
MOD NOTE: Please refrain from petty bickering or from even arguing semantics beyond clarification. Please REMAIN ON TOPIC.
It's easy to understand that one's intellectual passions might, at times, be aroused however we must all strive to maintain courtesy and decorum on ATS. At times this means that there might come a point in a conversation where we must simply "politely, agree to disagree" in lieu of new arguments or rebuttals. We might also consider that seeking the truth is a cooperative venture and not necessary adversarial.
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Originally posted by Lillydale
Either do that or get back on topic.