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Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
reply to post by rival
There was a boom reported before the collapse of the School of Architecture at Delft. Either the NWO really hates Dutch architects or one might just have to face the fact that collapsing buildings sometimes emit loud noises.
Originally posted by LaBTop
And -PLB- is the kind of intentional thread wrecker who will use every trick in the book to avoid a real debate.
He is the kind that would say :
"Nelson Mandela? You must be delusional. That's a known criminal. So obvious. Everybody knows he was 30 years in jail."
Professor Raymond Brown, senior geophysicist at the University of Oklahoma who studied the seismograms, knew and talked to people inside the building at the time of the blast. "My first impression was, this was a demolition job," said Brown. "Somebody who went in there with equipment tried to take that building down."
And yes, he's also a Dr.
Originally posted by LaBTop
EDIT : His reasoning is btw the point, not only his credentials.
The demolition of the last standing portion of the Murrah building in OKC one month later than the attack, was done by explosives.
Every charge exploding gave a peak on the seismogram. Every explosives-peak in that demolition seismogram was much bigger in amplitude than any of the pack of peaks in the bombing seismogram that was connected to the collapse of 3 quarters of the Murrah building. ENDEDITedit on 29/2/12 by LaBTop because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by LaBTop
reply to post by Alfie1
I can't help it if you forgot your reading glasses at work.
For the stumpiest time, yes, there was an error margin of 1-2 seconds mentioned by Dr KIM, as I have shown in my OP graph two times, in the left bottom corner and in between my light blue lines in the same graph center, with the text "error margin" in it.
This is the third answer to the same question.
Now I really wonder if a moderator can interfere here.
This is such an obvious case of thread derailment, that I start to wonder.....
On of the theories floating around is that the first two planes had to get WTC 1 and 2 out of the way, to get an open attack route for 93 to impact WTC 7, thus making a great "terrorist propaganda plan" up of three planes that took down three skyscrapers in Manhattan, the financial hub of the world.