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Originally posted by Alfie1
I do wish truthers would stop talking about things " violating the laws of physics ".
It is trite and meaningless. If it happened on this earth it obeyed the laws of physics. Or perhaps you believe in the supernatural ?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
There ARE differing quotes as to what the velocity of the plane was in those studies. Some say landing speed - as does Robertson today - and the PA architects say 600 mph.
Originally posted by richierich
What they ARE saying is that in ORDER FOR THE OFFICIAL STORY to be true, one HAS to accept the loss of said laws.
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by richierich
What they ARE saying is that in ORDER FOR THE OFFICIAL STORY to be true, one HAS to accept the loss of said laws.
except that the OS does not break any laws of physics, it is the "truthers" with their noiseless invisible explosives etc. that break the laws of physics!
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by hypattia
It seems, to me, that the very fact that Tenet, and others, were all "running around with thier hair on fire" sorta destroys the 'conspiracy' idea, doesn't it??
I've always leaned toward the incompetence/arrogance angle, when considering the actions of most of the Bush administration post "election."
Originally posted by JIMC5499
Problem is that none of your calculations allow for the effects of air. Ask any skydiver.
Pack your bags.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Ergo, the impacts did insignificant damage.
My god. That is absolutely hilarious.
The truthers seem to be willing to convince themselves of absolutely anything to get the wiggle room they need to make a conspiracy work.