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Originally posted by Section31
If you people are worried about Iran's perspective, why didn't you question the people who started the whole 9/11 conspiracy ideology. Who is to say that those individuals didn't share in Iran's perspective, or they were not connected to a government in which gains from such chaos.
Did you people ever question the origins of this movement?
Class dismissed.
[edit on 7-8-2010 by Section31]
Originally posted by TheFinalTruth14
Are you serious?
EVERY major event in the world's history has a conspiracy attached to it. I'm sure that the 9/11 theories would have started with or without some foreign radio host.
You're on AboveTopSecret.com.
...one is an aviation pilot, and one is from a foreign country.
That is exactly why I posted this article. It wanted to get people aware of the possibility that the mainstream media will connect the two. I am certain that it will happen.
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
How could the top crush SIX TIMES its own height with the same basic structure that had to be stronger and heavier all of the way down in less than 18 seconds?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by psikeyhackr
You know IIRC Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has a PhD in Civil Engineering and even he isn't questioning anything about the violation of the very special Psikeyhackerian physics involved in a building collapsing. Really makes you wonder.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
How could the top crush SIX TIMES its own height with the same basic structure that had to be stronger and heavier all of the way down in less than 18 seconds?
The structure was NOT "stronger and heavier all the way down". We've posted that already and I know you've seen it. Each floor was supported entirely by a horizontal brace running from the inner fore to the outer perimeter. No floor contributed to the structural integrity of any other floor, so each floor was exactly equal in strength, weight, and load capacity. The fact of the matter is, the first floor to collapse had been hit with over fifteen times its own weight, and it was beyond it's capacity to withstand.
A single two ounce domino can still knock over three tons of dominoes, so if you keep coming up with math that shows it can't, then it necessarily means that your math is wrong.
No,I haven't paid the slightest attention to the man.
I KNOW the laws of physics don't give a damn about anybody or their degrees.
I KNOW a lot of people with physics degrees haven't been asking obvious questions.
A lot of people need to make their area of expertise appear complicated to give the impression they are intelligent and that all of the time and money they spent in school was worth it. But not everything in physics is all that complicated.
Grade school kids can build my model and see that it does not collapse.
Let's see you or any PhD physicist build a self supporting model that can collapse from the top down because of the top 15% or less. ROFL
Physics is incapable of caring about words or arguments.
But people can believe stupid bullsh!t just because someone with the proper degree tells them and because it is what they prefer to believe.
You are of course free to explain how Psikeyhackrian physics deviates from Newtonian physics.
Have you found the weight of a complete floor assembly yet?
Why not?
Didn't all of the people with PhDs in physics need that information?
Doesn't REAL PHYSICS require accurate data?
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
So what was the WEIGHT of steel in the core and perimeter? Aren't you admitting that more floors had to be supported by the core the farther down the building? Wouldn't that take more steel? Wouldn't that increase the weight?
Do you come here to advertise your stupidity?
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
So what was the WEIGHT of steel in the core and perimeter? Aren't you admitting that more floors had to be supported by the core the farther down the building? Wouldn't that take more steel? Wouldn't that increase the weight?
Ah, I get it now. It's been pointed out to you ad nauseum that every report from NIST to FEMA to MIT all said it was the failure of the horizontal floor support braces that instigated the chain reaction of the collapse, which in turn caused everything else to be pulled, twisted, and bent in ghastly angles...
Dude, did you ever even READ any of the reports or are you simply making up crap off the top of your head as you go along?
No, I'm here to advertise your unrepentent dishonesty. Do you see any signs of these supposed controlled demolitions, thermite, lasers from outer space, or whatever damned fool thing it is you're pushing out on this steel? Please, point it out to me.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by psikeyhackr
Does it? Or does REAL physics not deal with "data"? Do you think Einstein had a lot of "data" as finger tips?
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
You say the mass of the WTC doesn't increase toward the bottom but I'm the one that is dishonest? LOL
The NIST makes claims about what started the collapse but they haven't PROVEN ANYTHING. The NIST then does nothing but say that collapse was inevitable. They do not explain how that mass was crushed and accelerated to come down in less than 18 seconds. They never even provided data on the distribution of the steel. In fact they never specify the total for the concrete in the towers.