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Originally posted by jude11
reply to post by LafingWithTears
I thought everything was sent over to Europe to be melted down?
Maybe not all?
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Originally posted by jude11
reply to post by LafingWithTears
I thought everything was sent over to Europe to be melted down?
Maybe not all?
No, those damned fool conspiracy web sites pushing the "all the steel was immediately sent overseas" myth either didn't know major components were kept in a hanger at JFK, or, they simply pretended they didn't know because the truth would spoil their agenda to instigate false public unrest over ridiculous conspiracy claims
Personally I'm voting for the latter, for the simple reason they're now mocking the girders being sent to Napa which requires them to suffer selective amnesia and forget they were the ones insisting all the steel was destroyed to begin with.
Originally posted by jude11
Ok, got it.
But, to play the Devil's Advocate:
How do we know that these girders are legit and not plants at an attempt to De-Bunk the Conspiracies?
This would be an ideal way to start discrediting the people that have offered up proof. My guess is that these girders will have no trace of Thermite so that would be a good start at attacking 1,400+ Engineers and Architects and their conclusions.
If someone keeps protesting the official story, tell them to go to NAPA and take a sample. Easy.
A conspiracy within a conspiracy?
Originally posted by jude11
I thought everything was sent over to Europe to be melted down?
Maybe not all?
Originally posted by LafingWithTears Indeed, these Girders were made available to any city that wanted them, I would presume for these types of memorials.
Originally posted by samkent
Maybe they will pass through Las Vegas for an episode of CSI. Those guys will get to the bottom of it in less than an hour.