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Originally posted by THE AQUARIAN 1
reply to post by pteridine
Yes or No.
2. Did Steven Jones find elemental iron microspheres in the post-ignition samples that were not present pre-ignition? Yes or no?
Originally posted by THE AQUARIAN 1
reply to post by pteridine
I've seen your previous answers. Your dancing.
YES or NO.
Can you read?
Anyone from A&E or anywhere else is welcome to rebut my technical criticisms if they can.
Originally posted by impressme
I think any casual ATS reader can see what going on in here.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by Doctor Smith
Unfortunately, the energetics are all wrong. Jones has yet to do the key experiment. Until he does, his conclusions should be "paint burns."
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
reply to post by impressme
I love the way you think A&E are so accomplished. When I pulled a few people at random off their list of signatories they were mostly self-employed kitchen designers and sustainable housing consultants.
Originally posted by Doctor Smith
To put it in simple terms for simple minds. Even if some paint ignited it couldn't possibly burn hot enough to melt iron into spheres.
Our country cannot even balance its own budget, do you really think they could pull off this complex plan?
Funny how the common sense of professional investigators suddenly took an extended holiday after this event.