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Invisible ones, through which the shoreline is visible through the fog. Pull the other one.
Originally posted by Drunkenparrot
The floors are built in place as the structure is erected, it has to be that way for a number of reasons.
Arguing differently exposes a complete lack of experience or knowledge of construction principles and techniques.
A building commissioned in 1951 by the Department of Defense was built without a sprinkler system, and then burned in a spectacular fire. That building, the U.S. Military Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, Missouri, housed 38 million individual service records and 4,000 employees. When it was completed in 1956, the six-story concrete and aluminum behemoth was one of the twenty largest buildings in the world.
For instance, Yamasaki’s authorship of two Saudi Arabian airports and one Saudi Monetary Agency Head Office is long forgotten. In the mid-1970s, the Saudis waited three whole years for Yamasaki to wrap up work in lower Manhattan so that he could come and attend to their architectural needs. While the prestigious commission for the central bank and new airports might have gone to any number of architects, the Saudi government insisted on Yamasaki’s team.
It was an honor to have IBM, Consolidated Gas, the Defense Department, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as his clients, even if they wanted their buildings with no fire sprinklers, or in a no man’s land, or too tall. “Since they were the client,” he said of the Records Building in St. Louis, “we went along with their option.” Yamasaki’s firm was selected for the design of the World Trade Center precisely because he could be counted on to be agreeable, to accommodate the developer’s demands. It gave him ulcers, but Yamasaki made real the visions of America’s leaders—and left everyone else to suffer the consequences.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
Do you actually think they erected the core and outer skin with no floors.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
. Do you have any proof to show the interiors were walled in yet? When were these photos taken and at what stage of completion were the towers? If you can't answer those questions stop bothering me.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by septic
Invisible ones, through which the shoreline is visible through the fog. Pull the other one.
What "fog"?
In the background, behind the buildings? I see a general haze, maybe call it mist....but, also land, and water....depending on which way the camera is pointing, we can compare to maps and find out what we are seeing, whether New York or New Jersey
That is a fabulous image, showing the Towers still under construction, and illustrating really how little steel was involved in their designs. (Yes, all the floors are there)....
So, if the claim is going to be maintained that somehow floors are "missing" in WTC 1 and WTC 2, then how to explain that building seen on the left, in the photo?? The sunlight shining through it is very similar to what's seen with the ETC Towers, still under construction.
Anyway, what a great find of photo evidence, for all of those who cannot fathom how the buildings could have collapsed from a combination of severe damage, and subsequent fires. Because, what is seen there is really the structural parts, the "skeleton" of the buildings in some sense. Everything else seen in the final result after construction was competed isn't structural in nature, just added-on components for the most part.
edit on Fri 21 October 2011 by ProudBird because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
Do you actually think they erected the core and outer skin with no floors.
What is it that prompts people to hear "no floors", where I say "not all the floors"? There's a difference between installing all the trusses but not all the floors as well.
Incidentally, when those planes cut through the buildings without even slowing down; they behaved as if they were cutting through air, rather than encountering multiple concrete floors. Can you point to the aircraft or any floors in the below image? Looks pretty empty to me.
Remember all those surprised comments about the lack of building contents in the debris pile?...no phones, no desks, no computers, no bodies...nothing but dust.
Source
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
so you think because no one was leasing the space there were no actual floors there? Are you saying they installed floors later? This claim is truly insane.
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
so you think because no one was leasing the space there were no actual floors there? Are you saying they installed floors later? This claim is truly insane.
Truly insane? Einstein described insanity as doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. It's kind of like the results achieved from all the hard-hitting research from the ATS folks. Nothing to show after ten years but different titles for the same tired topics.
Tell me, do you consider invading country after country and murdering hundreds of thousands to be insane? If not, our definitions differ.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
so you think because no one was leasing the space there were no actual floors there? Are you saying they installed floors later? This claim is truly insane.
Truly insane? Einstein described insanity as doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. It's kind of like the results achieved from all the hard-hitting research from the ATS folks. Nothing to show after ten years but different titles for the same tired topics.
Tell me, do you consider invading country after country and murdering hundreds of thousands to be insane? If not, our definitions differ.
I said the claim was insane; you could be perfectly normal about everything else in your life but thinking what you do about this is a little nutty. You don't see a plane or walls because they mutually destroyed one another. How did the outer columns get sliced in half. Why don't you like to talk about how they most likely added to the floors buckling or the core twisting? Maybe if you stick to tangible things that would have the most impact not just things you see or don't see in photographs?
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
Do you actually think they erected the core and outer skin with no floors.
What is it that prompts people to hear "no floors", where I say "not all the floors"? There's a difference between installing all the trusses but not all the floors as well.
Incidentally, when those planes cut through the buildings without even slowing down; they behaved as if they were cutting through air, rather than encountering multiple concrete floors. Can you point to the aircraft or any floors in the below image? Looks pretty empty to me.
Remember all those surprised comments about the lack of building contents in the debris pile?...no phones, no desks, no computers, no bodies...nothing but dust.
Source
Originally posted by ReptileRipper
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by septic
so you think because no one was leasing the space there were no actual floors there? Are you saying they installed floors later? This claim is truly insane.
Truly insane? Einstein described insanity as doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. It's kind of like the results achieved from all the hard-hitting research from the ATS folks. Nothing to show after ten years but different titles for the same tired topics.
Tell me, do you consider invading country after country and murdering hundreds of thousands to be insane? If not, our definitions differ.
I said the claim was insane; you could be perfectly normal about everything else in your life but thinking what you do about this is a little nutty. You don't see a plane or walls because they mutually destroyed one another. How did the outer columns get sliced in half. Why don't you like to talk about how they most likely added to the floors buckling or the core twisting? Maybe if you stick to tangible things that would have the most impact not just things you see or don't see in photographs?
sorry to butt in here dude ..... this isnt my arguement ... but how did the plane go straight through 2 WTC ? the nose popped out the other side untouched ...... either there was no resistance ......... or it wasnt a NORMAL plane right ? or am i missing something here ?edit on 22-10-2011 by ReptileRipper because: *nose* was nise
Originally posted by jeichelberg
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by septic
Invisible ones, through which the shoreline is visible through the fog. Pull the other one.
What "fog"?
In the background, behind the buildings? I see a general haze, maybe call it mist....but, also land, and water....depending on which way the camera is pointing, we can compare to maps and find out what we are seeing, whether New York or New Jersey
That is a fabulous image, showing the Towers still under construction, and illustrating really how little steel was involved in their designs. (Yes, all the floors are there)....
So, if the claim is going to be maintained that somehow floors are "missing" in WTC 1 and WTC 2, then how to explain that building seen on the left, in the photo?? The sunlight shining through it is very similar to what's seen with the ETC Towers, still under construction.
Anyway, what a great find of photo evidence, for all of those who cannot fathom how the buildings could have collapsed from a combination of severe damage, and subsequent fires. Because, what is seen there is really the structural parts, the "skeleton" of the buildings in some sense. Everything else seen in the final result after construction was competed isn't structural in nature, just added-on components for the most part.
edit on Fri 21 October 2011 by ProudBird because: (no reason given)
I believe you were also here stating in a resounding fashion that fires were not encountered in the buildings by firefighters...until at least when they arrived 70 some odd floors up...There were no fires below this point....so people would need to believe the thirty to forty floors ABOVE the damaged areas would be sufficient to serve to COLLAPSE ALL the floors beneath them...highly doubtful...edit on 22-10-2011 by jeichelberg because: Misspelled *would and *believe