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Originally posted by Nutter
Good way to have debate there. I find when someone is an ass, then they deserve the ignore button. Welcome to it.
You get an A for proving fire heats steel. You still have yet to prove that the WTC fires were able to heat the WTC steel to such levels.
What you need to really prove is the OS where flimsy floor trusses are able to pull in columns designed to resist huricane winds enough to cause failure.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Translation: you got pwned, and the only way to save face is to go for the iggy button
Originally posted by Nutter
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
To suggest this is concrete evidence of "regular detonations" is of course ridiculous.
Strawman much? I said it was evidence that some explosions were not "randomly spaced". Try to keep up please.
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
So some woman surrounded by panicking New Yorkers and the clamour of the a shattering terror attack, desperately attempting to keep on broadcasting while around her madness reigns - her saying that she can hear bangs every twenty minutes or so is "evidence that some explosions were not randomly spaced"?
Anyway, according to you she's not even right. They were every 13-15 minutes. And the sample size isn't exactly large.
Originally posted by Lillydale
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
So some woman surrounded by panicking New Yorkers and the clamour of the a shattering terror attack, desperately attempting to keep on broadcasting while around her madness reigns - her saying that she can hear bangs every twenty minutes or so is "evidence that some explosions were not randomly spaced"?
Anyway, according to you she's not even right. They were every 13-15 minutes. And the sample size isn't exactly large.
Wow, this explains why you are so confused on the other thread. He said he was relying on seismic data for his theory and that was when he corrected his 20 minutes to 15 minutes. I read it, didn't you?
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Yes. It's you who is mistaken.
If you look, you'll see that he responded to me when I mentioned the reporter. I haven't made any post at all about seismic data (other than to quote his evidence that contradicts itself - the reporter and the seismic do not agree - something that he has been forced to admit.)
Nor have I responded to "Nutter" apart from above, and to highlight the fact earlier that he admits he cannot prove his claims. You'll see that my original reply was to, I think, DerekS.
Indeed I think he misunderstood as well. My post refers to the usefulness and credibility of the reporter's claims. He apparently thinks her response is good evidence that the bangs are "not randomly spaced". I disagree.
So you know, as ever - keep up.
Originally posted by bsbray11
You felt really good after coming up with that, huh?
All of them equally unexplained and equally requiring serious consideration due to the very serious potential implications of so many explosions occurring around these buildings.
If you happened to think they couldn't have possibly been explosives/bombs (a negative assertion), you are more than welcome to try to prove it.
and nobody gives a damn what your personal opinion is, either of the unexplained explosions or of your opinions of "truthers."
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
All of them equally unexplained and equally requiring serious consideration due to the very serious potential implications of so many explosions occurring around these buildings.
You think they're serious. Professionals don't. I wonder who's right....
If you happened to think they couldn't have possibly been explosives/bombs (a negative assertion), you are more than welcome to try to prove it.
NISt already gave the reasons for proving it impossible.
And believe me, no one cares what your opinion is either.
You are irrelevant.
Your questions are irrelevant.
Originally posted by 1SawSomeThings
OK no bites from OS(pielers). How about this for another common sense OS problem:
How does the top section of the WTC south tower that is toppling, turn into rubble and pulverized concrete with pyroclastic flow? The angular momentum of the top floors with all their weight should have kept going to the left in the pictures. Instead the whole section was pulverized just like the rest of the lower floors with steel core columns. If explosives were not involved, why didn't this huge piece of building simply fall into the streets below?
See frame by frame sequence. Why did all of the exploding concrete and steel shoot out to the side of the building when it was supposedly fire and gravity at work?
Multiple photos:
Source
Originally posted by 1SawSomeThings
OK no bites from OS(pielers). How about this for another common sense OS problem:
How does the top section of the WTC south tower that is toppling, turn into rubble and pulverized concrete with pyroclastic flow? The angular momentum of the top floors with all their weight should have kept going to the left in the pictures. Instead the whole section was pulverized just like the rest of the lower floors with steel core columns. If explosives were not involved, why didn't this huge piece of building simply fall into the streets below?
See frame by frame sequence. Why did all of the exploding concrete and steel shoot out to the side of the building when it was supposedly fire and gravity at work?
Multiple photos:
Source
Originally posted by 1SawSomeThings
reply to post by GenRadek
Please explain with some basic common sense.
What causes the top 1/6th of a building to disintegrate, then compact and crush the rest of the steel-cored structure below into pulverized concrete and hurtling steel beams?
BTW: the absence of OS(pielers) in the common sense argument is well-noted. Just want to hear from ya's
[edit on 11-2-2010 by 1SawSomeThings]