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Originally posted by bigfootgurl
Haven't tall buildings been damaged before and collapsed, or has every tall building ever damaged by fire or an explosion somehow managed to stay up, except for the three in New York?
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
As always, when conspiracy theorists show images of WTC 7 they avoid showing the south side which had a huge hole in it from falling debris and was belching smoke from top to bottom :-
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Originally posted by LightningStrikesHere
Well..... let me remind you that your writing for a conspiracy. Website?
buildings. Don't fall in their own foot print
Originally posted by whatsecret
Huge buildings do not collapse symmetrically due to a huge hole on one side only... I would love to be proven wrong, please show me under what circumstances do buildings suddenly, completely and symmetrically collapse within seconds.
Originally posted by seentoomuch
reply to post by GenRadek
Whatever the owner of the building said is moot. Insurance coverage = what he said and what he did might be two different things.
WTC 7 when it fell showed a kink in the roof line which was off centre and in the area below the East Penthouse.
Here is the debris after collapse , if it fell straight down why is most of the debris on the SOUTH side of the building (top of picture) the side DAMAGE by debris impact and part of the North wall is lying on the debris pile
In Japan alone there are 797 skyscrapers over 100 metres tall, around 150 of which will be between 30 and 40 years old in the next decade, says Ichihara. This has historically been the age when such buildings are earmarked for demolition, but conventional methods are not suitable for such tall skyscrapers.
Originally posted by Ewok_Boba
The only difference between me and the OP's person of interest, is that I made it clear I was demolishing the building. If I hadn't, then everyone would assume that sentence referred to the firefighting operation. That's why people aren't sure. Context doesn't matter here.
Originally posted by whatsecret
reply to post by wmd_2008
WTC 7 when it fell showed a kink in the roof line which was off centre and in the area below the East Penthouse.
You are not very convincing because the kink is present in most controlled demolitions.
Here is the debris after collapse , if it fell straight down why is most of the debris on the SOUTH side of the building (top of picture) the side DAMAGE by debris impact and part of the North wall is lying on the debris pile
In my non expert opinion because it was 47-story building, and if the north wall fell to the north it would damage even more buildings. But the south side was already destroyed so it makes sense that the demolition was designed to not cause more destruction.
Originally posted by Ewok_Boba
reply to post by GenRadek
A bit flustered are we?
If it's about reading comprehension, wouldn't your comprehension skills be sub par if you can't understand where the OP's perspective is coming from? You can't tell that there could be two possible meanings from one of the sentences in that paragraph?
What is meant by the word "it"? Either it's referring to:
1) The firefighting operation.
2) Demolishing the building.
Obviously that's where people are divided.
Since you just don't get it, allow me to offer an alternative example:
Suppose I demolished a mansion I built a few months back. It caught on fire, and the firefighters could not stop the flames. If I say:
"...Maybe the smartest thing to do is pull it. And they made that decision to pull and we watched the building collapse."
The only difference between me and the OP's person of interest, is that I made it clear I was demolishing the building. If I hadn't, then everyone would assume that sentence referred to the firefighting operation. That's why people aren't sure. Context doesn't matter here.
Originally posted by -PLB-
Originally posted by Ewok_Boba
The only difference between me and the OP's person of interest, is that I made it clear I was demolishing the building. If I hadn't, then everyone would assume that sentence referred to the firefighting operation. That's why people aren't sure. Context doesn't matter here.
Since the OP's person of interest didn't make clear he was demolishing a building, shouldn't everyone assume his sentence referred to the firefighting operation? Because in your analogy, you say that if you had not made that clear, people should assume that. Are you making an exception in case of Larry? It seems to me you are contradicting yourself here.
Sir, I've read both perspectives, and the only reason option 2 doesn't sound logical is because it was never about getting explosives into a burning building to destroy it. Conspiracy theories say that the explosives were planted long before that day.
Originally posted by Ewok_Boba
reply to post by GenRadek
Sir, I've read both perspectives, and the only reason option 2 doesn't sound logical is because it was never about getting explosives into a burning building to destroy it. Conspiracy theories say that the explosives were planted long before that day.
There is a context, true, but it is irrelevant in this case because of his choice of wording. Please see my above post. I'm not here to create a backstory for everything he said, GenRadek. I am however interested in his wording. In some interviews, poor choice of words can reveal lies as well. I'm wondering why this was never taken into consideration.
Edit:
It's not right to categorize everyone you consider part of the "truth movement" as being wrong. I would say, there are those on both sides that study the material well and those who don't. We tend to hear often however, from those who don't.
edit on 12-4-2013 by Ewok_Boba because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by samkent
"Building 7 is the smoking gun" We see it posted here time after time.
Perhaps if the OS non believers could come up with one single unified theory that covers all the 'unexplained anomolies' they always bring up, then and only then the world may start to consider this as a conspiracy.
But to hang on one aspect that they themselves don't full understand and then claim the entire day was a conspiracy is just plain silly. Using their belief strategies we could consider WW2 to be a big conspiracy. As if it never happened.