The great thermite debate.
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ginjawarrior
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so what are you claiming brought down the towers thermite, beam weapons, high explosives??
ginjawarrior
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was it raining in the seconds during the collapse? was it really? in the seconds that it took for the entire building to collapse the wind blew it away REALLY?
im glad the wind and rain washed away all the rest of the dust at ground zero sure made the clean up much easier eh? otherwise the first responders would be having problems with their lungs it it wasnt for your wind and rain
Apparently you don't ever pay any attention. I never make the claim that it was any of those things, I only make the claim that the official version is rife with assumptions, distorted figures, outright lies and diversions and needs to be questioned until we get to the bottom of this whole thing (Which I doubt will ever happen).
ginjawarrior
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Trade_Center
Height Antenna spire 1 WTC: 1,727 ft (526.3 m) Roof
Height Antenna spire 1 WTC: 1,727 ft (526.3 m) Roof
- 1 WTC: 1,368 ft (417.0 m)
- 2 WTC: 1,362 ft (415.0 m)
- 7 WTC: 610 ft (186.0 m)
- 1 WTC: 1,355 ft (413.0 m)
- 2 WTC: 1,348 ft (411.0 m)
ginjawarrior
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so you make up shit why?
How much dust collects on the front door to your house in one day? 20 pounds, 50 pounds? none?
Rain is made of water (just in case you weren't aware). water is sometimes used to wash things, know any dust that is impervious to water and wind, but not to gravity?
ginjawarrior
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when i have knocked down masonry a fuck load of dust gets everywhere
that video is of wtc 1 collapse
wtc 2 had already collapsed right next to it (hint that was during that very same day)
Is the antenna mast made of Masonry? how about the outside walls? While I completely agree with you that masonry creates dust when you break it up, it is because bricks are made of Mud or Ceramics or possibly cement and aggregate, all of which in their dry base form are dust like. Steel does not give off dust.
I hear you when you say " well the collapse of WTC 2 made all that dust stick to the antenna and then when WTC1 fell it released all that dust. Believe me i thought that very same thing, but look here.....
The prevailing winds made all the dust from WTC2 Collapse go AWAY from Tower 1. Even all the smoke doesn't even touch the antenna, it rained all night, where did all the dust come from? It weird and doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
I hear you when you say " well the collapse of WTC 2 made all that dust stick to the antenna and then when WTC1 fell it released all that dust. Believe me i thought that very same thing, but look here.....
The prevailing winds made all the dust from WTC2 Collapse go AWAY from Tower 1. Even all the smoke doesn't even touch the antenna, it rained all night, where did all the dust come from? It weird and doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
ginjawarrior
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Is the antenna mast made of Masonry? how about the outside walls? While I completely agree with you that masonry creates dust when you break it up, it is because bricks are made of Mud or Ceramics or possibly cement and aggregate, all of which in their dry base form are dust like. Steel does not give off dust.
I hear you when you say " well the collapse of WTC 2 made all that dust stick to the antenna and then when WTC1 fell it released all that dust. Believe me i thought that very same thing, but look here.....
The prevailing winds made all the dust from WTC2 Collapse go AWAY from Tower 1. Even all the smoke doesn't even touch the antenna, it rained all night, where did all the dust come from? It weird and doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
compare these 2 pics and tell me what your looking at
the majority of the dust comes from the lower sections that have already suffered a partial collapse
its just a wiff of dust on the last one
but either way what does it mean???
you already said you not saying beam weapons so what does it mean if anything at all?
Mr Neutron
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I'm just using your answer to everything...
ginjawarrior
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not able to form thoughts of your own? thanks for re-confirming my suspicions about you..
Mr Neutron
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irrelevant
Mr Neutron
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I thought it was when a store has a "two for one" sale...
ginjawarrior
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let me spell it out for you
if this is the extent of both your google fu then there is no wonder you can't fight your way out of the soggy paper bag that is twooferism
if this is the extent of both your google fu then there is no wonder you can't fight your way out of the soggy paper bag that is twooferism
Mr Neutron
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irrelevant and vague
ginjawarrior
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meh you cant see the wood for the trees. there a definition in there you blind coot
have you never been on a computer before?
Mr Neutron
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Wood for the trees? LOL
Definition? Hence the "vague" comment.
Computer? What's that? Never heard of it.
ginjawarrior
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wood for the trees
havent you got a mouse?
never clicked hyperlinks before?
man this is getting hard
somebody help that old man he's clearly getting confused by this technology malarkey
Mr Neutron
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Still, lol.
Nope.
Not when they are hidden. I thought the idea of including a hyperlink was to make it obvious that there is a hyperlink.
With age comes wisdom. You might want to remember that, you might be old someday. Your disrespect for others only shows your lack of self respect.