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Originally posted by samkent
Another words, they were reporting how little debris for such a huge scale assaults weren't making sense.
What are you talking about? They were hauling debris by the truckload for months! Show me where someone ‘in the know’ states there’s not much debris.
I believe someone asked for that picture of debris scattered for miles at Shanksville, Well, we're still waiting. All I've seen is that hole in the ground where an entire airplane is supposed to have crashed. Why are we going over this for the 'hundreth' time? Because we're still waiting for a plausible explanation.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by samkent
The volume of the buildings are made of air?
Well, whether you're right or not, we're not disputing where the 'air' went m'friend.
We're questioning where the concrete (which was enough to build a road from New York to Washington, DC) and the steel (which could've made three Brooklyn Bridges) went. Plus a host of other SOLID items.
edit on 1-12-2010 by Human_Alien because: grammar
Originally posted by ParkerCramer
reply to post by samkent
this has been brought up before, and found NOT to be fact...........
the city could not produce any documentation to prove that 100 million tons of debris was desposed off.
now, yes the buildings, according to engineers should of procuced 100 million tons of debris, that is where the figure comes from.............
but, I would love to be proved wrong, so, please provide us with proof that 100 million tons was desposed of, not someones word, but scrap recovery forms........??
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by ParkerCramer
reply to post by samkent
this has been brought up before, and found NOT to be fact...........
the city could not produce any documentation to prove that 100 million tons of debris was desposed off.
now, yes the buildings, according to engineers should of procuced 100 million tons of debris, that is where the figure comes from.............
but, I would love to be proved wrong, so, please provide us with proof that 100 million tons was desposed of, not someones word, but scrap recovery forms........??
100 million tons Each building was 500,000 tons max including the massive foundations IIRC so your 100 million tons is BULL COOKIES!
Originally posted by dillweed
reply to post by samkent
Guess what, Sam? I clicked on your links that you provided and they're assinine. If anything they help to convince me that we were not told the truth about what happened that day. Do me a favor and don't insult my intelligence anymore with your 'tips'. You need a check up from the neck up.
Originally posted by Cassius666
I read somewhere that it has been bought up by somebody and sold and shipped to china as scrap for a profit.
www.china.org.cn...edit on 1-12-2010 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)
Guess what, Sam? I clicked on your links that you provided and they're assinine. If anything they help to convince me that we were not told the truth about what happened that day. Do me a favor and don't insult my intelligence anymore with your 'tips'. You need a check up from the neck up.
How can you be so bold as to call suppositions 'facts'?
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by Chadwickus
Yes. We see the photos and to us, (who aren't used to seeing what the aftermath of two 110-story buildings would ordinary look like after being blown up) it does look devastating.
But the reports that came in that day and the following days all reported basically the same thing (in all three cities) and that was in light of the tremendous 'hits' these structures took, there was hardly any noticeable debris (in NYC, Shanksville or Washington) or airplane parts.
You can't argue what was said Chadwickus. You can argue after the fact all you want but I am more interested in the 'fresh' reports before the MSM got a big fat muzzle placed over their news stations.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Lets see the vast dust cloud on collapse how much was concrete probably not as much as you think how much was SHEETROCK DUST, MOST OF IT, lets see 110 concrete floors, concrete was 4" thick so 110x4 = 440 inches or 37 foot approx if neatly stacked on each other if no damge to concrete NOT VERY HIGH THEN! when compared to the 1360 FT height of the buildings.
I bet you didn't think that way when you spoke about the dust and rubble pile, I DID but then I have worked in the construction industry for 30+ years and my first job was in the DESIGN/ DRAWING OFFICE of a STRUCTURAL STEELWORK COMPANY.
This was reported as a lump of molten metal
But if you look closer PAPER WORK
What it is, concrete steelwork paperwork etc compressed together you know like the pancake collapse that didn't happen
Originally posted by wmd_2008
In bold above can we see HOW you worked that out it's roughly 290 miles even 2 lanes (ONE EACH DIRECTION)at say 25ft wide would be 290 miles x5280 feet in a mile thats 1532100 ft x 25 feet wide would be 38280000 feet square, a floor of the twin towers was approx 43560 sq ft divide 38280000 by 43560 = 879 so 879 floors.
So as we can see you guys just make guesses and make a statement without even checking