So you haven't read the title post either, like editor. Jesus!Lock&Light said:What kind of scars? Perforated eardrums, perhaps?
So you haven't read the title post either, like editor. Jesus!Lock&Light said:What kind of scars? Perforated eardrums, perhaps?
I'm still not getting this fire injury stuff, why would the demolitions chosen be so innefficent as to cause burns? HE does not do that, and if you're going to demolish a building you don't use black powder..DrJazzz said:So you haven't read the title post either, like editor. Jesus!
Bob_the_lost said:I'm still not getting this fire injury stuff, why would the demolitions chosen be so innefficent as to cause burns? HE does not do that, and if you're going to demolish a building you don't use black powder..
How long are you going to keep your head in the sand and ignore my questions?DrJazzz said:So you haven't read the title post either, like editor. Jesus!
editor said:Yes please because this is laughable, piss weak stuff.
Have you ever seen a house on fire, DrJ? You'll hear explosions going off all over the place as a wide variety of inflammable goods and gases explode. Big ones too, sometimes. Considering the size of the WTC - one of the world's largest buildings, stuffed full of utilities and equipment - I'm not at all surprised that there would be load explosions going off. In fact, I'd be astonished if the thing burnt in silence.
But more importantly, how come no one else - out of all the thousands of firefighters, police, eyewitnesses, reporters etc on the scene are of the opinion that the WTC was brought down by a series of bombs?
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I sincerely hope you get over your weird 9/11 obsession because it's really quite unhealthy, especially as you've recently taken to being abusive.DrJazzz said:You've accused me of being personally obsessed with William Rodriguez, and yet again 'conspiraloon', and of posting 'piss weak' stuff when your fingers are typing absolute garbage, and you want me to apologise for calling you a twat? Tell you what - why don't you report the post? Seems to me you can't take what you dish out.
Shame on this forum.
http://www. paranoiamagazine.com/paulsleg.htmlPaul explained that he had worked on the WTC buildings as a student architect, and he knew why the buildings had "pancaked" the way they did. He said the X-bracings on the exterior of the building were bolted, not fused. The bolts had given way. He described the towers as two white elephants - "file cabinets" which had been built in defiance of normal building codes.
editor said:Why do you think you - and the laughable UFO-naut/chem-trail sites you often source this shit from - are right and they are all wrong?
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Why do you think you know more than them?
Strange how all those highly qualified experts, architects, scientists, construction engineers, structural engineering experts, fire chiefs, accident investigators and the other folks who actually have relevant qualifications don't agree with your fascinating amateur meanderings, isn't it?DrJazzz said:One reason why I think the towers were exploded is that the eyewitness reports are consistent with it, and they contradict the official version. As we have seen on this thread.
editor said:... And how come no one else noticed this 'controlled explosion'?
There certainly wasn't any shortage of eyewitnesses about that day, so why aren't they supporting this story?
FridgeMagnet said:1. What is the primary source for this claim?
2. You are not reliable as a source. (Neither is prisonplanet or any of the other sites that are regularly posted.)
So show me some links from the Beeb about how the reporter met this bloke who was abducted by aliens for me, please.bigfish said:Neither is the BBC, but I notice you left them of your little list.
Neither are you but you weren't on the list either.bigfish said:Neither is the BBC, but I notice you left them of your little list.
Wow. There's a convincing start.bigfish said:“There was an explosion – I didn’t think it was an explosion
tangentlama said:Paul explained that he had worked on the WTC buildings as a student architect, and he knew why the buildings had "pancaked" the way they did. He said the X-bracings on the exterior of the building were bolted, not fused. The bolts had given way. He described the towers as two white elephants - "file cabinets" which had been built in defiance of normal building codes. http://www. paranoiamagazine.com/paulsleg.html
Gaudi design proposed for WTC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/2687565.stm
editor said:Do you dispute that large explosions occur when huge buildings catch on fire?
Most wouldn't, it's only bf that seems to, possibly with DrJ, but don't quote me on the last bit.tangentlama said:I know you weren't talking to me, but I wouldn't dispute that large explosions occur when huge buildings catch on fire.
A veritable 'dumbo'? Well I'd have thought my As for Physics and Applied mathematics A level might take me out of that category, but this is editor we are talking abouteditor said:Strange how all those highly qualified experts, architects, scientists, construction engineers, structural engineering experts, fire chiefs, accident investigators and the other folks who actually have relevant qualifications don't agree with your fascinating amateur meanderings, isn't it?
So exactly why do you - a veritable Dumbo when it comes to the matter of specific, related engineering, accident and architecture qualifications and experience - think you know better than all those experts who do not agree with your wild conjecture?
Why aren't they all agreeing with your analysis? In fact, why aren't any of them agreeing with your fruitloop analysis?
Are they all too stupid to see what you can plainly see from the comfort of your keyboard or something?
You think an A level qualifies you to claim that world-leading experts in their field have all got it wrong?!!!DrJazzz said:A veritable 'dumbo'? Well I'd have thought my As for Physics and Applied mathematics A level might take me out of that category, but this is editor we are talking about
Indeed:tangentlama said:I know you weren't talking to me, but I wouldn't dispute that large explosions occur when huge buildings catch on fire.
Explosion
The chances of an explosive mixture developing when gas escapes is increased. Also, there are many combustible liquids and gases that can form an explosive mixture.
For example, a central heating system uses kerosene or fuel oil; a hot water heater uses piped gas; flammable liquids often are found in a cellar. During a cellar fire, a ruptured flammable liquid container or broken gas pipe may release a flammable gas.
If mixed with air and ignited by the fire, a violent explosion will occur. Firefighters may extinguish the cellar fire and then be killed by the explosion. The definition of an explosion is the rapid ignition of a combustible gas/air mixture that results in shock waves, structural collapse and heat release.
If there were no shock waves or structural collapse, it would be called a reflash or flash fire. Explosion in cellars during firefighting operations have blown street-level, plate-glass windows into the faces of firefighters standing on the side-walk, blasted firefighters back up cellar stairways out onto the sidewalk, buried firefighters beneath collapsing masonry walls in the cellar and seriously burned firefighters near the explosion.
http://www.firenuggets.com/dunn10.htm
This from the 'independently thinking' genius who believed that an untrained pooch "proved" Huntley's innocence beyond doubt and that Vialls fucking ludicrous yarns about the child murdering scumbag being as pure as driven snow.DrJazzz said:But if you really feel the need the go along with the majority lest others like you call you a smartarse, you are not capable of indepent thought.
DrJazzz said:A veritable 'dumbo'? Well I'd have thought my As for Physics and Applied mathematics A level might take me out of that category, but this is editor we are talking about
editor said:Do you dispute that large explosions occur when huge buildings catch on fire?
You laughter is forced - you know that you have been getting it wrong big time on this thread, firstly proposing that William's Rodriguez' testimony was unique. As each of your posts get dealt with you become more and more desperate and now you are resorting to your old appeals to authority, and... most desperate of all... back to Huntley again! I ask you!editor said:You think an A level qualifies you to claim that world-leading experts in their field have all got it wrong?!!!
Bwahahaha!
But seeing as you clearly think yourself more knowledgeable than professionals who have made a career out of their specialised expertise, perhaps you might point out the errors in these two analyses please:
http://www.iaei.org/magazine/02_d/berhinig.htm
http://vincentdunn.com/wtc.html
Feel free to tell me where they've got it wrong.
editor said:You think an A level qualifies you to claim that world-leading experts in their field have all got it wrong?!!!
It's not me claiming that qualified experts, specialists, construction engineers, investigators, structural engineers and the architect of the WTC have all got it wrong, you utterly clueless eejit.bigfish said:You think an Art degree qualifies you to claim that (so called) world-leading experts in their field have all got it right?!!!