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Originally posted by hooper
Wow, five conspiracy websites. One of which I already told you I won't deal with because of their advocacy of violence. Try and use your own words.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Originally posted by hooper
Wow, five conspiracy websites. One of which I already told you I won't deal with because of their advocacy of violence. Try and use your own words.
Seriously? Killtown? Is that what you're referring to? I always looked at their name as ironic, so I know you're full of it now...you'd be in front of me mocking the TeeVee if you were so squeamish.
So why do you even post on my threads Hoop? You've given yourself a pass that allows you to decide with a wave of your magic wand what links are worthy of your attention, so what's your point in hanging around? If you're not interested in a real discussion, I'm no longer interested in humoring you...'specially since I'm starting to see your true colors.
Originally posted by exponent
reply to post by Yankee451
I read through those links briefly (mostly the first two).
Is the argument that the shots were taken from roughly the same location? Is that why they must be fake?
Originally posted by hooper
No not killtown. Yes, I do reserve the right to decide which links are worthy and which ones are not. I rarely posts links with exceptions to some public sites, NIST, FBI, etc. Here's the analysis of a discussion - you say something and then I respond then I say something and you respond. Not I say something and you post a dozen links.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Originally posted by hooper
No not killtown. Yes, I do reserve the right to decide which links are worthy and which ones are not. I rarely posts links with exceptions to some public sites, NIST, FBI, etc. Here's the analysis of a discussion - you say something and then I respond then I say something and you respond. Not I say something and you post a dozen links.
Okay man, I can't help you...I'm not clairvoyant and I don't know what the hell you're talking about anyway. You say you are against violence, but evidently that excludes the violence perpetrated in our names every day around the world, so all I can say is good luck and lets stop wasting each other's time.
Originally posted by hooper
I think I mentioned before that one of the administrators of the letsroll forum has advocated hanging one of the 9/11 eyewitnesses for treason because her story contradicted one of his conspiracy fantasies. Violence is a necessary evil. But not in that case.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by Yankee451
Laughner was not an administrator. If anyone I am responding to advocates that kind of violence, I quit.
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by Yankee451
Originally posted by hooper
Wow, five conspiracy websites. One of which I already told you I won't deal with because of their advocacy of violence. Try and use your own words.
Seriously? Killtown? Is that what you're referring to? I always looked at their name as ironic, so I know you're full of it now...you'd be in front of me mocking the TeeVee if you were so squeamish.
So why do you even post on my threads Hoop? You've given yourself a pass that allows you to decide with a wave of your magic wand what links are worthy of your attention, so what's your point in hanging around? If you're not interested in a real discussion, I'm no longer interested in humoring you...'specially since I'm starting to see your true colors.
No not killtown. Yes, I do reserve the right to decide which links are worthy and which ones are not. I rarely posts links with exceptions to some public sites, NIST, FBI, etc. Here's the analysis of a discussion - you say something and then I respond then I say something and you respond. Not I say something and you post a dozen links.
Originally posted by Moneer189
In my opinion, a discussion includes fact-based claims.
When samples of the hardened metals from the WTC were taken in for analysis by private researchers, the "chemical signature" of the materials were equivalent to the chemical signature of commercial thermite.
Furthermore, chemical quantitative analysis of the metal reveals Fe, Al, S, K, Mn. Iron, Aluminum, Sulfur, and components of Potassium Permanganate.
-Scanning Electron Microscopy with X-Ray Microanalysis inarguably identifies all of these elements in WTC samples as well
However, it doesn't make sense that these inarguable scientific FACTS are ignored and refuted. Why is there such a measure against revealing the truth?
Originally posted by pteridine
Originally posted by Moneer189
In my opinion, a discussion includes fact-based claims.
When samples of the hardened metals from the WTC were taken in for analysis by private researchers, the "chemical signature" of the materials were equivalent to the chemical signature of commercial thermite.
Furthermore, chemical quantitative analysis of the metal reveals Fe, Al, S, K, Mn. Iron, Aluminum, Sulfur, and components of Potassium Permanganate.
-Scanning Electron Microscopy with X-Ray Microanalysis inarguably identifies all of these elements in WTC samples as well
However, it doesn't make sense that these inarguable scientific FACTS are ignored and refuted. Why is there such a measure against revealing the truth?
EDAX analyses identifies elements, not compounds. Mn is found in paint dryers and steel. S is there in tons as CaSO4. Fe was most of the building superstructure. Al was the cladding. K is a common ion.
The facts are not ignored. Erroneous interpretations are refuted. Sloppy laboratory work by Jones, et al., has caused many to state that thermite has been proved. It hasn't.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by Moneer189
Note the photos of the red chips after the DSC. They are still iron oxide red which means that any thermitic reaction self extinguished or the reaction wasn't thermitic to begin with. Note also that the Jones team ran the DSC in air. The exotherm is likely organic binder in red paint combusting, as two of the four chips produced more energy per gram than thermite or any combination of thermite and high explosive shown in the paper.
Jones wanted thermite to be there and so he tried to make the analyses show what he wanted. Alas, he provided some real data and showed that thermite was not there, at all.edit on 4/18/2011 by pteridine because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Moneer189
These are very reasonable arguments, however there are several flaws. As stated, it is very clear that an oxidation reduction reaction occurred during calorimetry, as measured by solvent and ratio analysis, which is surely revealing a thermitic reaction.
furthermore, commercial thermite revealed nearly identical chemical signatures and post ignition iron concentrated sphere cores.
Also, remaining iron oxide simply makes sense, as it is not the limiting Reagant. Ratios of elements reveal clear interactions.
The fact that more energy was created gives evidence to the fact of a purer form of thermite, although it sure is possible that organic reactions occurred as well. because of the nature of dsc, flame ignition was also used and revealed very similar results.
The overwhelming similarities of commercial thermite analysis are really undeniable.
Jones wanted thermite to be there and so he tried to make the analyses show what he wanted. Alas, he provided some real data and showed that thermite was not there, at all.
Originally posted by pteridine
The oxidation reduction reaction is called combustion, as Jones errantly ran the DSC in a stream of air and invalidated his results.
Originally posted by pteridine
Yes, thermite can react in the presence of oxygen. But because oxygen was present, the DSC data cannot prove thermite.
Originally posted by pteridine
The oxidation reduction reaction is called combustion, as Jones errantly ran the DSC in a stream of air and invalidated his results.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by pteridine
Yes, thermite can react in the presence of oxygen. But because oxygen was present, the DSC data cannot prove thermite.
That's quite a different statement than,
Originally posted by pteridine
The oxidation reduction reaction is called combustion, as Jones errantly ran the DSC in a stream of air and invalidated his results.
You see where you get caught up in yourself?