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To be fair, I don't think that's his point. He wants the situation to remain as confused as possible so that he can claim that nobody knows what happened and that therefore some kind of conspiracy remains on the table, or at least within the realm of possibilities.
It's not a particularly intellectually honest standpoint, and it's the opposite of searching for some kind of factual truth, but it isn't actually a claim that there were bombs.
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by Cassius666
Good point the 9/11 deniers often cite the explosions were caused by the fires, although they cant tell what they explode or why firefighters would be surprised at explosions in burning buildings.
But the fact that the explosions took place in the abscence of fires is pretty damning I did not think of that.edit on 26-4-2012 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)
So, just because we offer alternate and more probable causes of heard explosions in such a massive fire, you dismiss it because we cannot tell you exactly what caused? Oh boy......
Really? Explosions happened in absence of fires? You mean when they described the collapse of the Tower as they were in the lobby area? Yeah I'd call that being like an explosion. But hey, why use rational thought, when EXPLOSIVES sound so much sexier.
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by Cassius666
Good point the 9/11 deniers often cite the explosions were caused by the fires, although they cant tell what they explode or why firefighters would be surprised at explosions in burning buildings.
But the fact that the explosions took place in the abscence of fires is pretty damning I did not think of that.edit on 26-4-2012 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)
So, just because we offer alternate and more probable causes of heard explosions in such a massive fire, you dismiss it because we cannot tell you exactly what caused? Oh boy......
Really? Explosions happened in absence of fires? You mean when they described the collapse of the Tower as they were in the lobby area? Yeah I'd call that being like an explosion. But hey, why use rational thought, when EXPLOSIVES sound so much sexier.
Originally posted by Cassius666
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by Cassius666
Good point the 9/11 deniers often cite the explosions were caused by the fires, although they cant tell what they explode or why firefighters would be surprised at explosions in burning buildings.
But the fact that the explosions took place in the abscence of fires is pretty damning I did not think of that.edit on 26-4-2012 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)
So, just because we offer alternate and more probable causes of heard explosions in such a massive fire, you dismiss it because we cannot tell you exactly what caused? Oh boy......
Really? Explosions happened in absence of fires? You mean when they described the collapse of the Tower as they were in the lobby area? Yeah I'd call that being like an explosion. But hey, why use rational thought, when EXPLOSIVES sound so much sexier.
Thats the thing, no more probable causes of explosions than explosives have been provided.
I am curious what would be a more porbable cause of multiple explosion in the abscence of fire on the way up to the impact zone? Gas lines? The WTC did not have any. The water supply system, the AC System, the electrical grid? Fire in the lobby area? We have video of the lobby area in at least one of the tower, no fire to be seen there. In fact there isnt picture or video where fire can be seen anywhere than in the impact zone.
The Firefighters were obviously startled and surprised at the explosions. If they were a normal occurrence during a fire, you would think the firefighters would be equipped to deal with them. But it were the firefighters themselves who spoke of bombs in the building. I think they should know what ammount of eploedy to expect in a burning building.edit on 26-4-2012 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by maxella1
I'm confused...
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Originally posted by maxella1
I'm confused...
I meant conspiracy in the sense of conspiracy theory. In the sense of "inside job" in some variant or another. You're attempting to make fairly simple investigation complex so that you can reserve the right to imagine some kind of hidden 'conspiracy' behind it. Why you would do this I don't know.
you know the only way to resolve the question is to ask that fireman so why don't you ask him?
The Firefighters were obviously startled and surprised at the explosions. If they were a normal occurrence during a fire, you would think the firefighters would be equipped to deal with them.
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by Cassius666
The Firefighters were obviously startled and surprised at the explosions. If they were a normal occurrence during a fire, you would think the firefighters would be equipped to deal with them.
This would startle me.
Think of how many spray cans there are in an office complex. Remember back in those days blow off/dust off cans had explosive propellant in them.
I'll bet WD40 would make a huge explosion. What's worse is if the temperature inside a storage cabinet (metal) gets high enought to force the cans to leak and fill the cabinet with gas. Once the flame gets in BOOM!
They can explode spontaneously without fire?
I'm startled just thinking about it...
Who do you think shot the spray cans in WTC?
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by maxella1
They can explode spontaneously without fire?
I'm startled just thinking about it...
Who do you think shot the spray cans in WTC?
Clearly you are not think logically about the explosions.
Didn't you ever get to play with fire as a teen? We would throw anything we thought would react into the fire. Empty cans would make a poof. But full ones made a big fireball.
You need to experience playing with fire. You will come away with a different outlook.
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by maxella1
The random explosions heard after the impact.
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by maxella1
Sounds travel.
Look I'm not going to knitt pick with you on this. You are arguing with the whole world. You won't win.
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by maxella1
Sounds travel.
Look I'm not going to knitt pick with you on this. You are arguing with the whole world. You won't win.
Originally posted by maxella1
reply to post by hooper
you know the only way to resolve the question is to ask that fireman so why don't you ask him?
What are you going to do if the firemen come out and say it was in fact explosives that they were talking about?
Originally posted by maxella1
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Originally posted by maxella1
I'm confused...
I meant conspiracy in the sense of conspiracy theory. In the sense of "inside job" in some variant or another. You're attempting to make fairly simple investigation complex so that you can reserve the right to imagine some kind of hidden 'conspiracy' behind it. Why you would do this I don't know.
fairly simple investigation?
Really?
Jets used as weapons, skyscrapers collapse, 3000 people dead... simple?
Irrelevant!
I will not allow ignorance to continue.
The firefighters were in the lobby. The impact zone was 90 floors above them. Yet, somehow the lobby exploded. You're saying sound did it??