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Originally posted by wolfpsy
Interestingly, Halliburton got the contract the rebuild Iraq without any bids being let out for the work (which is highly irregular in Government projects). As you know, VP Cheney was CEO of Halliburton prior to being VP.
Originally posted by dcgolf
Originally posted by Istvan
WTC Earthquake mpg
Possibly by bombs or underground expolsion, but it is right before the collapse. Very interesting... Each earthquake was followed by a collapse, after few seconds...
Just a question. Isn't it possible these "earthquakes" were picking up the rumblings of the first few floors collapsing before it became visible that the entire building was coming down?
Isn't it possible these "earthquakes" were picking up the rumblings of the first few floors collapsing before it became visible that the entire building was coming down?
Also, if it was truly a conspiracy, why wouldn't the first tower that was hit be the first to be "pulled"?
Originally posted by Indy
Try this... well.. don't actually try this but rather imagine this. Punch a wall made of drywall or sheet rock. You may not penetrate the wall and make a whole the size of your fist but you may bust out enough of the material to leave a smaller hole. I've seen this done before. lol.
The more I think about the image of the jet hitting the wtc and seeing the flash the more I feel certain it was static electricity. Remember in The Hunt For Red October when the guy was nailed by a static charge from the helicopter? This kind of static isn't made up. This really happens.
www.tpub.com...
"Always assume that a charge of static electricity is present on the helicopter. Use some type of static discharge wand to discharge the static electricity from the helicopter to prevent shock when placing the apex fitting on the helicopter cargo hook."
I assume that the charge disipates when the helicopter actually touches down because of the rubber wheels. This charge is a result of the moving blade. There is no reason for me to believe the same thing wouldn't happen with a jet. The reason this hasn't been brought up before is because we haven't seen a jet in flight making contact with a metal building before. But this idea of the static charge would perfectly explain that flash you see just as/before it hits.
Originally posted by Chris McGee
Modern airliners generally have anti static wicks protruding from the trailing edge of the wings which dissipate electrostatic charge in flight. I know tall buildings can build up charge during a storm but i'm not sure if it happens on a normal day. Seems like a plausible theory though.
Originally posted by Calculon386
I have it downloaded but havent watched it.
Originally posted by 1amc
Isn't it possible these "earthquakes" were picking up the rumblings of the first few floors collapsing before it became visible that the entire building was coming down?
No.
istvan:
If the collapse was due to the crash