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Originally posted by LaBTop
reply to post by DrEugeneFixer
Children, you have to love them....
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by LaBTop
He said he stood only a few feet under the umbrella of debris bursting out from the lower floors. That means that the penthouse wasn't moving yet on top of those 47 floors. He went running, and THEN he heard the BOOOM,BOOMM, BOOOMMM's.
But what got his attention to even look at the WTC7? His own words please.
It was...nothing I would ever imagine seeing in my life...., you know, the thing started peeling in on itself. I mean...there was an umbrella of crap, seven feet over my head, I just stared at it...somebody grab my shoulder and I started running, and the # hit the ground behind me. (That was his description of his overall feelings, but not about the moment when he heard anything)
And the WHOLE TIME you heard BOOOMMM BOOOMMM BOOOM BOOOMM.
So, ...I.....I think I know an explosion when I hear it.
Originally posted by LaBTop
reply to post by GoodOlDave
MagicWand67, do not reply to him. All answers were given already, no need for new ones.
He's now clearly trying to derail the momentary important flow of this thread.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by LaBTop
Graig Bartmer. I had to look him up. Curious thing though, during his interviews WTC 7 is already collapsing when he says he was hearing booms (during a demolition, you hear the explosions, THEN the building comes down. Mr Bartmer was hearing the structure giving way, not bombs. The rest of his testimony has a few....issues.....which are contradicted by literally dozens of other people who were there that day.
Originally posted by LaBTop
The embarrassing, for NIST, video by David Chandler, who proved 100% sure, that WTC 7 fell for 2.5 seconds in free fall.
That can only mean one simple thing, 18 floors were shattered to pieces above floor 5.
"I saw, you know, there was definitely fire in the building, you know, but ... um, I didn't hear any, and you know maybe this is movie crap, i didn't hear any creaking or i didn't hear any indication that it was going to come down, and all of a sudden the radios exploded and everybody started screaming, "Get away. Get away. Get away from it." and I was like a dear in the headlights. And I look up. It was that moment, you know, "Get away", and I looked up... and... it was nothing I would ever imagine seeing in my life. And all the things started peeling in on itself and... I mean, there was an umbrella of crap seven feet over my head that I just stared at. Somebody grabbed my shoulder and I started running and the [expletive]'s hitting the ground behind me and the whole time your hearing "thoom. thoom. thoom. thoom. thoom." So. I think I know an explosion when I hear it."
I didn't hear any, and you know maybe this is movie crap, i didn't hear any creaking or i didn't hear any indication that it was going to come down, and all of a sudden the radios exploded and everybody started screaming, "Get away. Get away. Get away from it." and I was like a dear in the headlights. And I look up.
"I saw, you know, there was definitely fire in the building, you know, but ... um, I didn't hear any, and you know maybe this is movie crap, i didn't hear any creaking or i didn't hear any indication that it was going to come down, and all of a sudden the radios exploded and everybody started screaming, "Get away. Get away. Get away from it." and I was like a dear in the headlights. And I look up. It was that moment, you know, "Get away", and I looked up... and...
It was...nothing I would ever imagine seeing in my life...., you know, the thing started peeling in on itself. I mean...there was an umbrella of crap, seven feet over my head, I just stared at it...somebody grab my shoulder and I started running, and the # hit the ground behind me. (That was his description of his overall feelings, but not about the moment when he heard anything)
And the WHOLE TIME you heard BOOOMMM BOOOMMM BOOOM BOOOMM.
So, ...I.....I think I know an explosion when I hear it.
GenRadek : Now how the hell does sol-gel thermite and your plastic residues fit into this I do not know, since all it really does is sow confusion and muddies the water. I thought these are suppose to be painted on.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Originally posted by LaBTop
The embarrassing, for NIST, video by David Chandler, who proved 100% sure, that WTC 7 fell for 2.5 seconds in free fall.
That can only mean one simple thing, 8 floors were shattered to pieces above floor 5.
Does Chandler take into account that the south side of WTC 7 collapsed six seconds before the north side did (as he would have known, had he read the NIST report)? Or, does he simply take Gage's word for it that the whole building came down at once...and that WTC 7 never had any penthouse?
GenRadek : Yes a building collapsing will sound like explosions. However, demolition charges explode BEFORE the building collapses. Not during.
reply to post by LaBTop
And DrEugeneFixer should read my post in it about all my NIST report links and HOW exactly they corrected all photo's, including the Cianca photo, where I thus got an atomic clocked timestamp from, corrected by NIST itself. That answers your above post. Then read this post a bit earlier posted there, where I try to make it real easy to understand why the Cianca photo timestamp proves that their is something VERY wrong with the WTC 7 seismogram.
The Access database PhotoTiming was written for the purpose of determining the actual times for a set of photographs given the relative EXIF time for each and a single accurate time reference. For a set of photographs sharing a common clock from the same digital camera, an accurate time for a single photograph was sufficient to set the relative times for the entire set.