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Originally Posted by fastom
Whatever (really hard to resist the "rolleyes" smiley)
That 911myths link is hilarious... basically it's saying "Bush worked there, so what?" They hardly debunk anything.
So Dil.... why did Max Cleland quit the 9-11 Commission?
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Saying he worked there, proves nothing also.
As for Max Cleland, I could care less, the investigation I have said a few times has some issues, just like the obstruction the bush administration has put forth, to cover the own incompetence. I think that it may not have happened if the bush administration had been paying attention. Still does not mean that planes hit the buildings causing there collapse, it just means that bush shoved his cronies everywhere to cover his ass.
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Originally Posted by willravel
Just because the swedes - who have really bad grammar, who did the translation? - couldn't make projectile thermite doesn't mean that it can't be directed for demolition purpouses. How do you know that thermite can't be directed? Link please.
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Thermite burns very hot, even if you had a holder that would press the thermite against the beam, as soon as the thermite melted the initial side of the beam, the flow of the thermite would be down, and not through the rest of the beam. It would be much more practical to use a shaped charge to sever the beam, as I have said before thermite is ridiculous.
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Originally Posted by willravel
...my physics teacher from HS. He holds his masters from Stanford, and he knows more about physics than most people, myself included. Guess what? After about 2 hours of discussion, I had his full and undivided attention. It took him a few weeks to get back to me, but he said that my case was a lot stronger than any of the official cases, espically the NIST report (I gave him my copy). The collapse was not explained by reaonable science. At the end of the day, something impossible happened.
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Well, my physics professor has a Ph. D. in Physics from University of California-Davis, 1997, and a B. A. in Physics (Math/Fine Arts minors) Washington University, 1990. My second physic professor has a doctorate in Physics, and I’m not sure what else. And my physics lab instructor has a doctorate in physics and Chemistry, worked on the Manhattan project, and the project to make the h-bomb (I don’t recall its name), a member of the American Nuclear Society as well as several other high profile physics projects, that’s just the ones I know about, I have an email asking him for the full list of his credentials, he knows more than 99% of all physics professors, all agree that it the official story is along the lines of what really happened. If the building fell faster then freefall speeds, you’ve got something, until that changes; near freefall speeds are obtainable.
But seriously, I see no point to continue this further, it’s pointless, I show you undeniable evidence that the walls slowly were pulled in a few minutes prior to the collapse, which rules out explosives and thermite is still insisted as being used.