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Originally posted by Deuteronomy 23:13
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Deuteronomy 23:13
What is assinine is the assumption that an airplane is going to fell a structure over 1000 times more massive by flying into it. The buildings were also made of tougher stuff. Building: steel and concrete. Airplane: predominately aluminum.
More illustration of ignorance. Fire a little bitty magnum round into an engine block and you can destroy the engine. Do some checking into the angle clips that attached the trusses to the vertical supports.
More illustration of faulty logic. A bullet can destroy an engine therefore fire destroyed the twin towers and bldg 7. Aren't you the one who faulted me for making assinine comparissons?
Your engine block analogy would be more accurate that if after the bullet destroyed the engine the car would catch fire and in about 1 hr later the care would suddenly dissolve into a pile of unrecognizable rubble and a cloud of dust.
Riddle me this. Why are we not being told that fires can bring down these skyscrapers? If so, why are skyscrapers still being erected? It would seem the risk to human life is tremendous and only balanced against monetary gain
Originally posted by liejunkie01
reply to post by randyvs
You are wrong. It does not matter how thick the steel is. The heat excites the atoms in the steel. It does not need to melt. It does not matter how thick the steel is. You go on talking about something that you do not even know about. This is a stupid conversation to have. Learn about how heat affects the atomic structure of steel.
Originally posted by GhostLancer
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
I mean, you assume I haven't "served my country" because of my "candor"? Do you even understand what you're writing, because it doesn't ake any objective sense.
Mine was not an assumption, more of an observation; call it an educated guess. In the end, you know that it's correct.
Answer me this. Why did Rumsfeld announce the 2.3 trillion missing?
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by TrickoftheShade
Answer me this. Why did Rumsfeld announce the 2.3 trillion missing?
I haven't checked but I'd bet it was picked up by accounts and congress etc were aware..
Rummy couldn't not say something..It was his section after all...
He was hoping to get credit for sorting the financial mess out and perhaps making a bid for no cut in his budget.
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by Alfie1
He was hoping to get credit for sorting the financial mess out and perhaps making a bid for no cut in his budget.
Now that's just a BS assumption..
Stick to facts...
He was hoping to get credit for sorting the financial mess out and perhaps making a bid for no cut in his budget.
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by Alfie1
He was hoping to get credit for sorting the financial mess out and perhaps making a bid for no cut in his budget.
You STATED the first part..
The "perhaps" merely referred to "no cut" in his budget...
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
I offer a 30-second clip of WTC Construction Manager Frank DeMartini discussing the fact that the towers were specifically designed and constructed
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
I offer a 30-second clip of WTC Construction Manager Frank DeMartini discussing the fact that the towers were specifically designed and constructed
Except that he had nothing at all to do with the design and construction of the WTC's, so his opinion is as invalid as anyone elses.
As has been explained here many times before.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by GhostLancer
yet did NOT do its job because ALUMINUM was able to penetrate into so many rings ---made of steel and concrete. The building seems to have COMPLETELY FAILED in that an aluminum 757 acted more like a BUNKER BUSTER.
ONE wall of Limestone, brick, kelvar and steel. ONE. The other walls were drywall, studs...things you normally find interior walls made of.
Then you address the "lack of wreckage" There wasnt a lack of wreckage, what there is, is a lack of public photographs of wreckage. There are PLENTY of witness accounts about what was found. Oh wait, I forgot, they are all in on it.....
Each and every ring of the Pentagon is comprised of steel and concrete. The Pentagon was not built by lazy architects scheming to save money by making it mainly out of studs and drywall. The Pentagon is one of the sturdiest buildings ever constructed, created for and meant to survive WAR. Ever hear of SUPPORT COLUMNS? These are not made of drywall and studs. Support columns are usually made steel-reinforced concrete. I'm sure there are vatiations, but suffice it to say that support columns are EXTREMELY strong (because they hold the building up). The Pentagon has countless support columns. In fact, one of the images provided earlier in this thread ILLUSTRATES HOW MANY support columns there were at the impact site. The assertion that an aluminum plane penetrated so DEEP into the Pentagon because it's made like a Hollywood movie set is completely ABSURD.
There are not two sets of photographs, some showing wreckage, some showing a lack of it. The photos showing a lack of wreckage SHOW A LACK OF WRECKAGE
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by backinblack
And the Titanic was designed to be unsinkable. Your point is? History is filled with examples of projects that do not live up to their designers boasts.
You think a warehouse is the same as a bomb-resistant building?