The magic jet fuel, Round 2, Part 2
This post is in response to the 2nd and final part of shaman_'s
post 717 in this thread.
scott3x said:
Electrical panels do not equal explosions by default.
What a meaningless response.
You are incorrect. The correct answer is: What a -meaningful- response
. I had a speak and spell mini computer back when I was a kid. When I spelt something wrong, it'd say something like that. Like, I'd spell beautiful wrong say. So it'd go:
You are incorrect. The correct spelling is b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l, beautiful. In a condescending tone, no less. I got pretty good at it to avoid that condescending tone, laugh
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The buildings were hit by 767s at full speed. The entire building moved when it was hit. Default no longer mattered.
Just because the buildings were hit by "767s at full speed" at the top of of the towers doesn't mean you would start getting explosions at the -bottom- of the towers.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
As to equipment falling over, is there any evidence that the jets or the fires they created had anything to do with things of this nature happening on the lower levels?
Yes, as mentioned above
Ah, I see, now we have magic jets capable of doing anything once they hit the twin towers, is that it?
but the explosion of jet fuel would still be felt and heard and felt on the lower levels and they may certainly describe it as an ‘explosion’.
Yes, the planes crashing into the building were indeed felt through the building. But they were -certainly- not the only explosions felt within the building. To see just how many witnesses experienced -other- explosions, one need look no further then the following page:
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/oralhistories/shaking.html
You'll probably just say that they're only the tower coming down, so I found one that specifically deals with the ground shaking -before- the collapse of one of the North Tower, from
Paul Curran, Fire Patrolman (F.D.N.Y.):
North Tower:
I went back and stood right in front of Eight World Trade Center right by the customs house, and the north tower was set right next to it. Not that much time went by, and all of a sudden the ground just started shaking. It felt like a train was running under my feet.
...
The next thing we know, we look up and the tower is collapsing.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
On the affected floors, alright, I'll buy it. Way below the affected floors, however, it's a whole different story.
The collision would still be felt and explosions may still be heard.
Yes, but explosions can be felt in a directional manner- you can tell if an explosion is coming from below you or from above you.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
shaman_ said:
Do conspiracy theorists ever think about how silly it would be to blow up a building which is going to be hit by planes (absurd in the 1s place) and use bombs which make a loud noise? I'm sure the government has access to something which could quietly cause a building to collapse...
People such as Szamboni have argued that the demolition's first phase took out the core- this is supported by the antenna going down first and it even seems to account for the bowing.
That does not answer my question.
I hadn't finished my response yet.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
It also has the advantage that, because it was internal, it was less visible.
But it would be heard wouldn’t it?
Sigh. It was, and felt too:
Ground shaking
shaman said:
scott3x said:
What you don't seem to understand is that the inside jobbers -wanted- people to believe that the planes brought the buildings down.
Yer thanks Scott I think I got that at some stage.
And yet, you ask questions like "
Do conspiracy theorists ever think about how silly it would be to blow up a building which is going to be hit by planes (absurd in the 1s place) and use bombs which make a loud noise? I'm sure the government has access to something which could quietly cause a building to collapse..."
Let's assume for a second that the WTC buildings -were- the result of controlled demolitions. I will agree that while many people felt they heard explosions, I tend to agree that the explosions I myself have heard didn't sound like those made in a typical demolition; to me, it sounded quieter. This may well have been intentional.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
And it's clearly still fooling a great many people. So clearly they tried to make the explosions as quiet as they could; placing them in the innermost reaches of the building would help with that.
Still avoiding the point. Why not use something silent? If thermite can cut through the steel as some people claim then why not use that?
It would have taken ridiculous amounts of it as NIST itself made clear, and it certainly wouldn't have been able to pull the job off so quickly.
According to you they had the technology. Why use something that would alert everyone to conspiracy?
They had nanothermite- while it seems to be quieter then conventional explosives, it's still not as quiet as thermite. I think the reason is rather obvious- explosives by their very nature expand well over the speed of sound; this creates shockwaves and shockwaves in an air environment are by definition noisy affairs.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
Many people were actually -in- the building during the various phases of the demolition, however, and so their ruse was uncovered.
Well of course they bloody well were. Did the government expect it to be empty at 9am? You are not thinking.
Alright, perhaps that argument wasn't the best. But if we continue to assume for a moment that it was an inside job, I believe they thought that they could simply persuade the people who escaped alive that what they heard was caused by jet fuel or what not. It's apparently done a relatively good job for 7+ years now for many people, including yourself.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
However, they also had lots of people to try to get people to see things the official story way.
You mean reality?
I understand that for you, the official story is what you believe to be real. For me and many others, however, it's fiction that needs to be replaced by the truth.
shaman_ said:
scott3x said:
I also still believe that nano-thermites may well be more quiet explosives then regular explosives, but I have yet to get any evidence for against this possibility.
Right……
Glad you agree