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Originally posted by jthomas
We're talking specifically about the firemen's accounts in the OP.
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by jthomas
We're talking specifically about the firemen's accounts in the OP.
Yes, and they DID NOT report any jet fuel fires on the lower floors as the official story states.
”Either there were emergency teams operating in the building, or there was a tremendous inferno of sustained temperatures as required to obliterate steel.
“The two possibilities are mutually exclusive.”
There, Wein decided to stop off in what was known as the skylobby — a transfer point between local elevators to the higher floors and express elevators to the ground. The lobby was the main junction in her daily, two-elevator commute to her office 1,300 feet in the sky.
A deafening explosion and a searing blast of heat ripped through the lobby. The air turned black with smoke. Flames burst out of elevators. Walls and the ceiling crumbled into a foot of debris on the floor. Shards of glass flew like thrown knives.
The blast threw people like dolls, tearing their bodies apart.
No one knew it was a plane.
Judy Wein flew through the air and landed on her side, shattering her forearm, breaking three ribs and puncturing a lung.
Oh my God, she thought. Why didn't I keep walking down?
As the blow from the jet made the building rock first north, then south, she felt herself sliding across the floor toward the express elevators. A minute before, the elevator doors had been a route to safety. Now they were useless, gaping and askew. Flames burned in the shafts.
This is how I'm going to die, she thought. In a burning elevator. What a waste.
Donna Spera's arms were burning. Her watch felt like it was melting, and she flicked her wrist to get it off. She dropped her cell phone, the one she had been using to try to call her friend Paulie in the north tower.
Originally posted by CalibratedZeus
There was a thread started yesterday about the jet fuel and the elevator shafts....www.abovetopsecret.com...
Now, as for everyone comparing the WTC area of fire to other buildings....
ONE floor of the World Trade Center contained around 3600 square meters of floor space. For nine stories with fires that is around 21,800 square meters.
In comparison the Windsor tower only had 20,000 square meters, the TVCC building even less. Yes both of these building survived, but they also did not have 10-30 extra stories worth of weight on top of them.
Originally posted by jthomas
The accounts in the OP refer to the specific firemen's recordings as they reached the 78th and 79th floo.
Do you agree that ae911truth's statement is false?
Originally posted by esdad71
Actually, there is at least one documented case of fire on the lower lobby floors upon impact.
Originally posted by esdad71
Also, the reason for the fires in the elevators can be explained a biut by survivor Judy Wein. She was in a 78th floor sky lobby when the plane hit and saw the fires rush into the open
Originally posted by CalibratedZeus
Now, as for everyone comparing the WTC area of fire to other buildings....
ONE floor of the World Trade Center contained around 3600 square meters of floor space. For nine stories with fires that is around 21,800 square meters.
In comparison the Windsor tower only had 20,000 square meters, the TVCC building even less.
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by jthomas
The accounts in the OP refer to the specific firemen's recordings as they reached the 78th and 79th floo.
So they just ignored the jet fuel fires and did not report them?
Do you agree that ae911truth's statement is false?
Only if the official story is false.
Originally posted by esdad71
reply to post by SPreston
If you look at the flames they are 'stories' high meaning at least 15-20 high. The picture I posted shows a fire that is destroying anything it comes in contact with with isolated pockets of no fire that were used for safety until collapse.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Nowhere in any video or image of the towers or WTC7 do you see anything close to that magnitude of fire. Yet we're led to believe that the "isolated pockets of fire" reported by the firefighters and evidenced by all available images and video, are what brought 3 steel-structured highrises down, completely and totally, for the first time in history. Not before 9/11, not after.
Blind faith is the only way to believe the official version of 9/11.
We need a new, independent, international investigation into 9/11 because all available evidence doesn't add up to what we were led to believe.
”Either there were emergency teams operating in the building, or there was a tremendous inferno of sustained temperatures as required to obliterate steel.
“The two possibilities are mutually exclusive.”
Originally posted by SPreston
reply to post by SPreston
I see mostly some fuel starved black smoke. This was the best photo you could come up with to prove your nonsense?
It is known that the WTC fire was a fuel-rich, diffuse flame as evidenced by the copious black smoke. Soot is generated by incompletely burned fuel; hence, the WTC fire was fuel rich—hardly surprising with 90,000 L of jet fuel available.
Originally posted by CalibratedZeus
Originally posted by SPreston
reply to post by SPreston
I see mostly some fuel starved black smoke. This was the best photo you could come up with to prove your nonsense?
Fire Intensity
* Kerosene burned off quickly – FEMA and NIST agree
* Fuel = office contents
* Black smoke means cooler, oxygen-poor fire
* Lack of fuel in service cores
* Core designed to prevent acting as a chimney in a fire
Notes: As the FEMA report quoted below explains in detail, almost all of the JP-4 jet fuel (essentially highly refined kerosene) from the two planes was consumed in the first 5-10 minutes after impact, both in the initial fireballs and in fires on the floors near the impact points. This means
that the jet fuel had disappeared as a heat source long before the collapses, and cannot have been an important influence beyond helping to ignite the office contents, which would have had to supply the lion's share of the energy needed to raise the temperature of the core columns.
. . . . . . . . . .
The cores were specifically designed not to allow passage of air in the event of a fire or other disaster, and included automatic fire shutters to close off the elevators. This means that the only air available to a fire in the core would have been from broken windows on the periphery of the buildings. Since the cores could not act as chimneys, the smoke and hot
gasses from such fires would have to travel beck along the ceilings to escape, and would not produce a strong draft to pull fresh air inward toward the core.
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