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Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Are your genuinely saying that not every floor needed to have controlled demolitions planted on it for the structure to collapse? If so then you just lost the argument.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
The latter was emitting white smoke, the exact same color as all the dust created by the crushed concrete, drywall, etc in every direction around it.
Originally posted by thedman
You say "smoke" - I say dust or most likely fireproofing being dislodged
Originally posted by thedman
Also the piece you show was not a structural column - it was a truss
from the floor supports.
Originally posted by jprophet420
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Originally posted by jprophet420
I love debunker logic. Experts detected cordite @ the pentagon. They ignore that.
There was one person that said they smelled cordite. Who are the others and what were their expertise?
Read the testimonies and watch the news archive like I did. I cant do your research for you.
*Edit* Let me expand on that. I read every pentagon testimony on record and many of them mentioned explosions/cordite smell/anomalies that were inconsistent with the OS. I also watched the news that day where there were "off the record" testimonies or observations that were ignored post 911.
Cordite is now obsolete and it is no longer produced. It has been replaced by other propellants, such as the Improved Military Rifle (IMR) line of extruded powder or the WC844 ball propellant currently in use in the 5.56x45mm NATO.[2] Production ceased in the United Kingdom, around the end of the 20th century, with the closure of the last of the World War II cordite factories, ROF Bishopton. However, cordite propellant may still be encountered in the form of legacy ammunition dating from World War II onwards. The smell of cordite is frequently referenced (erroneously) in fiction to indicate the recent firing of weapons.
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Are your genuinely saying that not every floor needed to have controlled demolitions planted on it for the structure to collapse? If so then you just lost the argument.
That's exactly what I'm saying and I know I haven't lost that argument. See, I've been researching controlled demolitions for many years, how about you? If you had, you wouldn't have said such a thing.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
That's exactly what I'm saying and I know I haven't lost that argument. See, I've been researching controlled demolitions for many years, how about you? If you had, you wouldn't have said such a thing.
There may be some buildings that need explosives on every single floor, but most do not. If you think explosives are needed on every single floor and don't believe me, then you can contact CDI and ask them yourself:
The color of smoke will depend on the type of explosive used. The dust, however is gray and the smoke coming off the ends of the columns is white. If it were dust from drywall, crushed concrete, etc., the "dust" would be coming from the entire length of the columns, not from the very ends that would be smoking from being severed from explosives.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
what demolitions grade explosive would create a white smoke vs a black smoke.
Originally posted by jthomas
Yesterday, you could not even support your claims about "explosive squibs". It was easy to show that you really had not done any research at all:
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
That is exactly one of the questions that will be answered in my documentary. I'll be contacting a few demotion companies to ask some questions and the question about what type of explosive/incendiary that would cause white smoke is one of them.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Then you're saying it with your fingers in your ears and ignoring the evidence that was directly presented to you.
It's obvious that you are purposely denying the evidence and misrepresenting the facts. For that, you have zero credibility and will now be ignored.
Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by jprophet420
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Originally posted by jprophet420
I love debunker logic. Experts detected cordite @ the pentagon. They ignore that.
There was one person that said they smelled cordite. Who are the others and what were their expertise?
Read the testimonies and watch the news archive like I did. I cant do your research for you.
*Edit* Let me expand on that. I read every pentagon testimony on record and many of them mentioned explosions/cordite smell/anomalies that were inconsistent with the OS. I also watched the news that day where there were "off the record" testimonies or observations that were ignored post 911.
Cordite is now obsolete and it is no longer produced. It has been replaced by other propellants, such as the Improved Military Rifle (IMR) line of extruded powder or the WC844 ball propellant currently in use in the 5.56x45mm NATO.[2] Production ceased in the United Kingdom, around the end of the 20th century, with the closure of the last of the World War II cordite factories, ROF Bishopton. However, cordite propellant may still be encountered in the form of legacy ammunition dating from World War II onwards. The smell of cordite is frequently referenced (erroneously) in fiction to indicate the recent firing of weapons.
en.wikipedia.org...
That was easy.
Originally posted by jprophet420
It was easy, and you prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that you don't really care about what happened that day.
Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by jprophet420
It was easy, and you prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that you don't really care about what happened that day.
You might want to read this:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by jprophet420
In either case, not reading your own source is very poor posting and leaves us with nothing positive to say whatsoever. I refuse to be "debunked" by ignorance however. Please elaborate, or even begin to explain what "that was easy" meant. Other than of course its easy to cut and paste non sequitur responses.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
One of the guest speakers was a gentleman by the name of Tom Sullivan who had previously worked for Controlled Demolition, Inc. (CDI), owned and operated by the Loizeaux family.
...
In his talking points, Sullivan talks about some of the myths surrounding 9/11 on how certain things would have been discovered in the debris pile of the collapses if explosives were used at the WTC:
1.) One of the myths is that if explosives were used, there would be pieces of the casings or other physical evidence left behind from the use of explosives. Sullivan has stated that there is nothing left of the casings.
2.) Another myth is that miles of detcord would be found in the debris pile. On this point, Sullivan mentioned the remote-controlled detonators that have been in use for many years.