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Originally posted by Darkwing01
Haven't we been through this?
If you can secure people and equipment from the heat of re-entry from outer space you can secure secure an explosive device from an office fire...
Explosive cd uses explosives to remove key support structures to effect a demolition.
Verinage uses cables and pulleys to remove key support structures to effect a demolition.
X uses Y to remove key support structures to effect a demolition.
Thermite demolition uses thermite to remove key support structures to effect a demolition.
The only question is whether thermite can be used to remove key support structures, Cole proved it can. Therefore thermite can be used to do a cd.
"cd" means Controlled Demolition, just fyi. Controlled demolition is as opposed to fire induced spontaneous collapse, not as opposed Verinage (which is just another type of controlled demolition). There is a company called "Controlled Demolition inc." that specializes in using explosives, but there is no reason to suppose that this technique was the one used on this occasion.
In fact the whole ruse that you employ is to use that fact (that that company uses explosives in THAT manner) to hoodwink the unwary into thinking that that is the only way to use explosives to effect a demolition, or that high explosives (that make a big noise) are the only types of explosives that can be used. The thermate Cole demonstrated would be classed as LOW explosives and would not make the loud bang associated with the work of the company: "Controlled Demolition inc." but would still be what most people describe as a controlled demolition.
But even if you ignore that, I have demonstrated, and you have failed to acknowledge, that the use of high explosives does not equate to there necessarily being a detectable BOOM from any appreciable distance. It is simply a question of how much money you are prepared to spend to dampen the noise. So even the basic underlying premise of your position is wholly without merit.
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Originally posted by ANOK
reply to post by TrickoftheShade
The majority of the mass fell straight down and stayed within the footprint.
What sort of majority? 95 per cent?
The fact is that you've annotated the picture to show something that it does not. Why is there so much damage above the top line of the building? What caused that if your red arrows are correct?
Originally posted by Cassius666
reply to post by Alfie1
An attempt to change the subject, why would one do that?
Before I answer the question, do we agree that albeight faint, the sound of building 7 coming down has been caputed on video and the sound of the charges bringing down building 7, albeight faint, have been captured on video as well?edit on 22-1-2012 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ANOK
How can a picture show something it does not?
I have no idea what you are on about. You're saying what I circled in red is not outside walls lying on top of the debris?
What is this if it is not the outside walls folded in on top of the debris? Are you even looking at theses pics? They speak for themselves mate, to keep denying what can be seen is ridiculous.
If you think I'm wrong then you need to explain how that can happen
your confidence comes from faith in others claims not your own observations and experience.
edit on 1/22/2012 by ANOK because: typo
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
reply to post by Cassius666
If there was one, or at least of there was a loud noise, I'd imagine it's because collapsing buildings sometimes emit loud noises. There was an explosion heard at the school of architecture at Delft before it collapsed but I doubt the NWO knocked that down.
So you propose to isolate the thermite from heat. And then want this isolated thermite to heat the supports after igniting them. Right . Now show the world that this is possible. Show what the apparatus would look like, how it is installed, and that it works.
Thermite is typically very difficult to ignite, requiring a temperature of over 3,000 degrees F just to get
the reaction started. It will not ignite using ordinary safety fuse, or from contact with open flame.