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Originally posted by samkent
Just how does det cord/wire or what ever survive fire for multiple hours?
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by Six Sigma
All three clearly have very loud explosions followed by the collapse.
And as mentioned many times (but ignored by conspiracy theorists) in a controlled demolition there is an order to the explosions as well.
The building is not brought down in one big bang, but as heard very well in the videos here, the internal structure is taken out first by earlier explosions in a predefined order, before the building is finally taken down by the final explosions.
Originally posted by 4hero
I'm sure if the government had anything to do with it, they would be using the latest technology, possibly a compund/explosive that isnt even known. I'm sure they will have stuff that people dont know about?
Originally posted by -PLB-
reply to post by ANOK
I haven't gotten over it yet, mister "too busy IRL so I can't read 2 pages back so I don't have to reply to inconvenient posts".
How about you providing any evidence at all that the explosions that were heard came from explosives (as in, devices designed to explode).
Nah, don't bother, we all know you don't have any evidence.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Typical ANOK behavior. He also failed to respond to my post a couple pages back on this thread as well.
The final outcome of the collapse, as evidenced by pics, is not consistent with a fire induced collapse, regardless of what was heard.
Originally posted by -PLB-
How about you providing any evidence at all that the explosions that were heard came from explosives (as in, devices designed to explode).
Originally posted by samkent
It is to the experts.
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
No building has ever undergone implosion.
The long-vacant Keystone Towers apartment complex will be imploded Aug. 28 at 8 a.m., the Department of Metropolitan Development announced Monday afternoon.
Demolition contractors typically use a combinations of techniques through explosives, whether for explosions or implosions. They also use equipment like backhoes, cranes, and tractors for excavation and digging, as well as wrecking balls for breaking through concrete.
Denney Excavating plans to implode the towers within 120 days, the city announced Monday.
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
That he can't actually explain.
Originally posted by ANOK
How about you pay attention to what I said?
You don't need to hear explosives when the final outcome of the collapse is not consistent with fire, but is consistent whit implosion style demolition.
Sorry if I don't reply to everyone's post, I have more important things to do. I've already heard what you all have to say a million times.
IF I read your post I reply to it.