goldenecitrone said:Dr.J I presume. Get off that number 11 this minute.
(What a waste of a 500th post)
I thought it a fantastic post, GC. well done!
I think there must be some kind of karma thing going on here....
goldenecitrone said:Dr.J I presume. Get off that number 11 this minute.
(What a waste of a 500th post)
DrJazzz said:That's really a bit rich coming from someone who can talk about little else other than the phone calls. How many times has anyone explained the pools of molten steel, errrr..... none?
There is no evidence that there was still-molten steel in the sub-basement five weeks after the attack, since the excavation of the rubble piles was still in its early stages throughout October of 2001. It was not until the excavation was nearly completed, in May of 2002, that pools of previously molten steel were discovered. By distorting this key evidence 9/11 Review helps to discredit it.
goldenecitrone said:Leaving aside all the conflicting, non-peer reviewed theories of how the WTC might have collapsed without explosives, here is a question which then begs to be answered.
...why were pools of molten steel found at the WTC, over a month later?
I can't understand this assessment tarannau. You agree that Loizeaux is a respected businessman and expert. He reportedly saw the pools of molten steel...tarannau said:The trouble with the molten steel claims, is that they seem to rely on the same very selectively quoted interview with Mark Loizeaux.
No doubts that he's an expert in the field, but the way his words have been quoted on sites like http://www.rense.com/general28/ioff.htm suggests that the authors of the article have gone all out to misrepresent his words in favour of pushing the 'blown up building' theory.
It's striking that they'll happily agree with any of Loizeaux's theories that loosely bond with their theory, whilst quickly passing over those that don't fit (Loizeaux's theory why molten steel might legitimately be burning from aviation fuel is quickly disregarded for example)
All in all the article's a masterpiece of selective quoting and misrepresentation - where someone saying 'no comment' or 'lack of evidence' is seen as a conspiracy. My favourite misrepresentation is this one:
Loizeaux said, "If I were to bring the towers down, I would put explosives in the basement to get the weight of the building to help collapse the structure."
Where Loizeaux's words are obviously meant to imply that we should think that the towers have been blown up. The article, of course, makes little mention of the pertinent detail that Loizeaux is a director of
Controlled Demolition , a company that specialises in destroying buildings by - surprise, surprise - putting bombs in the basement.
Wonder why they glossed over that little fact so quickly, or quoted Loizeaux seemingly out of context so often. In fact I go so far as to suggest that Loizeaux had no idea his words, once selectively quoted, would be used to justify such gibberish theories.
From what I've seen, he's a respected businessman and expert. He's seemed quite willing for his work and words to appear in the mainstream press and media in the past.
Bonus points to anyone who can track down an original source inteview with Loizeaux. Or better yet a transcript?
Why then - has he chosen to announce this revelation indirectly through a handful of ill-respected nutjob sites?
tarannau said:As the 9-11 myth-debunking site 911 review puts it:
Right. And all the photo stories currently on the BBC site detailing the disgraceful maltreatment of Iraqi prisoners by Americans soldiers aren't 'hot' at all, are they?DrJazzz said:However, the rest of the media just isn't going to touch the story - too hot, you see.
I think you'll it's good manners to answer the questions you've been avoiding for the past three months first before asking me others.DrJazzz said:editor, do you seriously give credence to tarannau's 'myth-debunking' site 911review.com?
They are, and I hope that soon some truth about 9-11 will filter into the mass media also. But this doesn't mean all red-hot stories will get printed - some are ruthlessly filtered especially where the implications seem too fantastic to contemplate.editor said:Right. And all the photo stories currently on the BBC site detailing the disgraceful maltreatment of Iraqi prisoners by Americans soldiers aren't 'hot' at all, are they?
You were referring to the veracity of the official theory.editor said:So, that's that particular load of shite dealt with. Again.
There is actually quite a lot of it at the moment, now that California has dumped a third of their machines. (Not as much as there needs to be, not blaming the culprits enough, and a bit late, IMO, but it's not exactly suppressed.)DrJazzz said:An obvious of a red-hot story almost totally ignored by the mass media is the electronic voting scandal as described by www.blackboxvoting.org - yes, the voting process is becoming totally corrupted and there is barely a sniff in the papers about it. What do you make of that?
That'll be by the entire world's media will it?DrJazzz said:They are, and I hope that soon some truth about 9-11 will filter into the mass media also. But this doesn't mean all red-hot stories will get printed - some are ruthlessly filtered especially where the implications seem too fantastic to contemplate.
DrJazzz said:The explanation that they were caused by the 'inferno' (which we know was never there),
DrJazzz said:Jet fuel fires or office fires are just not going to get hot enough to melt the steel in the first place
AmericanFreePress said:This is impossible, they say, because the maximum temperature that can be reached by hydrocarbons like jet-fuel burning in air is 1,520 degrees F
There is a big clue there in the second word. Once again the molten steel would be sprayed all over the place not left in pools.DrJ said:thermite explosive
WouldBe said:I suppose all that smoke from the north tower is from trapped people having a fag to calm their nerves then
I take it everyone would agree that 'hydrocarbon' fuels would include coal and wood.
Perhaps DrJ and these 'experts' could explain how people in the Iron Age smelted iron then when coal and wood were the only available fuels??
One would have to clear the site outwards-in rather than top-down. So, quite possible.Could some one explain how when it took over a year to clear the entire site someone was able to burrow through 1000's of tons of still burning debris, down through 7 basement levels, in only a few weeks, to 'witness' molten pools of steel
They burned the wood in a low oxygen environment to create charcoal. This was then used as fuel in a bellows aspirated furnace. Charcoal - not something all too common in today's construction materials. backatchaWouldBe said:I take it everyone would agree that 'hydrocarbon' fuels would include coal and wood.
Perhaps DrJ and these 'experts' could explain how people in the Iron Age smelted iron then when coal and wood were the only available fuels??
DrJazzz said:The presence of so much black smoke implies that whatever burning (if there was any) was taking place was poorly aspirated. Perhaps more to the point, can you see any flames from the North Tower?
Still, they couldn't get hot enough to melt iron, let alone steel.
One would have to clear the site outwards-in rather than top-down. So, quite possible.
Seeing as you have taken the liberty of posting a huuuge picture, here's a small one;
Jangla said:They burned the wood in a low oxygen environment to create charcoal. This was then used as fuel in a bellows aspirated furnace. Charcoal - not something all too common in today's construction materials. backatcha
The point was that a load of smouldering will produce copious amounts of black smoke. You have fallen into the trap - quite literally! - of insisting 'no smoke without fire'. Bollocks!WouldBe said:Burning plastics give off lots of black smoke even when burning. Black is black because it absorbs light, so with all that black smoke it's little wonder you can see any flames inside the building.
Yet again, you try to disingenously avoid the complete rebuttal of your point which was that iron smelting furnaces are not 'normally aspirated' fires, like the WTC. Air is forced into the system. And 'smelt' does not imply 'melt' despite having an 's' on the end. I concede that steel melts at a similar temperature to iron, but that's neither nere nor there. Hydrocarbon fires in normal aspiration cannot melt steel. (or iron)WTF do you think steel is made of. I'll give you a clue. It's 99% iron. There is less than 1% of inpurities added to iron to make steel. Iron melts at around 1500 C so what temp do you think steel melts at.
Well checking the details of the cleanup they removed the last piece of debris eight months after Sep. 11. I don't know which bits they tackled first. I'm not going to dismiss the words of the guy in charge of the cleanup on that basis. tarannau's excellent site 9-11review.com suggests that the pools of once molten steel were found later but obviously identifiable as having been molten. Maybe, except Mark Loizeaux is explicit as quoting 'four, five weeks'.These pools were supposed to be around the central core which is right in the middle of a 7 story hole in the ground. Try again.
What you post is your responsibility.Sorry if your crappy websites have such large pics.
You don't think that office workers, managers, security staff, cleaners, CCTV operators, maintenance workers etc might just have spotted the miles of cables and huge amounts of explosives being hung all around the offices then?Jangla said:The other impact, however, resulted in the vast majority of the fuel being ignited outside the tower and therefore the liklihood of it igniting other fuel sources with enough energy to create the same collapse within the building are approaching zero. Couple this with the footage (live, streamed media footage) of what appears to be demolition squibs detonating at uniform intervals down the building as it collapses and you have more than enough evidence to question the official line.
Couple this with the footage (live, streamed media footage) of what appears to be demolition squibs detonating at uniform intervals down the building as it collapses
You would have witnessed uniform sprays of debris from all sides in your scenario. The footage I'm referring to shows explosions coming from one side of the building - the opposite side is obscured by smoke.kyser_soze said:Well having just watched about 15 different bits of footage of the towers collapsing this looks to me like the effect you'd have when 000s of tons of stuff was falling down vertically, so the only place it can go is to spread out rather than 'explosive squibs' (which as ed says would have req'd 000s of meters of cable and a huge amount of time to put in place...unless the buildings were designed with this specific even in mind...)
DrJazzz said:The point was that a load of smouldering will produce copious amounts of black smoke. You have fallen into the trap - quite literally! - of insisting 'no smoke without fire'. Bollocks!
1. your point which was that iron smelting furnaces are not 'normally aspirated' fires, like the WTC. Air is forced into the system.
2. And 'smelt' does not imply 'melt' despite having an 's' on the end.
This is hard evidence in the form of eyewitness reports, official recordings of firemen, and photographs.
What?!!!!Jangla said:Who said the explosives were installed recently? If I remember correctly, in the documentary in which they basically condemed the architect and laid responsibility of the collapse entirely at his feet, several people stated that explosives have been built into many buildings in order to minimise damage to surrounding buildings should the need arise to demolish it.
editor said:Who and where were these "several people" making this claim?