What caused the damage to columns 145 through 152?

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Yes, it is you who speaks for the rest of humanity. What a buffoon.


In this case also true. Or close enough.

At least we're in agreement about one of the questions you were answering.

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At least we're in agreement about one of the questions you were answering.

I am glad that in the case of this non-issue that you agree that I pretty much speak for the remainder of humanity.

So tell me all about these soft, hollow, light weight plane wings. How did you come to choose those particluar adjectives? We know the wing is not hollow, it was far from light weight and composed of steel and aluminum it wasn't very soft. So why do you use those adjectives?

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You know, I have changed my mind...you're right about everything.

Originally posted by septic
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You know, I have changed my mind...you're right about everything.

So, I take it then that you really don't have any basis for your word usage other than bias to a conclusion?

Originally posted by hooper

Originally posted by septic
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You know, I have changed my mind...you're right about everything.

So, I take it then that you really don't have any basis for your word usage other than bias to a conclusion?

Nah, I just figured out the only word usage allowed are the words that agree with you.

Of course, it's always important for me to keep to the topic, so once again:

What caused the left-to-right damage to columns 145-152?

Originally posted by septic


Nah, I just figured out the only word usage allowed are the words that agree with you.

Of course, it's always important for me to keep to the topic, so once again:

What caused the left-to-right damage to columns 145-152?

The plane.

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Originally posted by septic


Nah, I just figured out the only word usage allowed are the words that agree with you.

Of course, it's always important for me to keep to the topic, so once again:

What caused the left-to-right damage to columns 145-152?

The plane.

Please explain.

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What caused the left-to-right damage to columns 145-152?

Soon as you explain what caused you to use the words left-right other than the fact that is the direction you photoshopped in the arrrow.

Originally posted by hooper
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What caused the left-to-right damage to columns 145-152?

Soon as you explain what caused you to use the words left-right other than the fact that is the direction you photoshopped in the arrrow.

Thank you for your kind response.

If I am incorrect in the direction I photoshopped the arrow, please photoshop one in the right direction.

Here are images from the left sides of the impact holes from each tower. Are you saying the damage isn't left-to-right?

Isn't it obvious? Explosives. Anyone who still thinks the official story is true has got to be pretty ignorant. People underestimate what people are capable of. Yes there are people out there capable of using 9/11 to spark a war, or use it for manipulatory purposes. What people fail to understand is these people at the same time can seem to be sweet and innocent. People need to grow up, and be aware when they've been fooled. There's no other reason for what went on before and after 9/11

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Here are images from the left sides of the impact holes from each tower. Are you saying the damage isn't left-to-right?

The damage is outside to inside. Which was the direction the plane was travelling. Done.

Originally posted by hooper
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Here are images from the left sides of the impact holes from each tower. Are you saying the damage isn't left-to-right?

The damage is outside to inside. Which was the direction the plane was travelling. Done.

False.

The plane was not traveling in that direction, and the swept back wing would have ensured it struck from the inside-out.











Next.

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I once thought it was explosives, but the logistics required to plant cutting charges would involve much more work than firing a few missiles, and explosives aren't consistent with the damage. The dents on the left sides of both gashes indicate something hit them and pushed them in...outside-in as hooper described.

At least the evidence of the gashes supports missiles. That is not to say explosives weren't also used, but when examining the damage on the left sides, it is clear something small and dense bent the columns, and a kinetic weapon like a missile's 12 inch by 60 inch 900 lb warhead fits the bill.

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False.

Well, I guess that ends that. You've declared it false. I should have thought of that first.

The plane was not traveling in that direction, and the swept back wing would have ensured it struck from the inside-out.

No wait - the plane wasn't travelling from the outside to the inside of the building? I only have one word for that -
False.