Again you should take that picture of George Carlin off your icon as he would be rolling over in his grave that a disinformationist is using him to make yourself look "cool and hip." George Carlin spoke truth even through his comedy and he suggested 911 was an inside job.
Rule #2 for conspiracy-mongering: Be sure to change the subject often, to avoid getting stuck having to answer any questions of your own (like how silent demolitions occur, or thermite leaves molten metal for weeks)...even if it means bringing up a stand-up comedian. Always stay on the offensive, refuse to answer any questions, and then expect that eventually, that tactic will make thermite appear to work supernatural magic, and you win by default.
ManFromUncle said:
Hint: putting something in italics doesn't make it "righter," and your science is no science at all. Tell me again how the 20-ton piece of perimeter wall shown in the original post was blown 400 feet away (the width of two towers) by compressed air. Or are we back to steel beams "snap" like twigs? Great science! Are the steel beams below "snapping" or are they being exploded outwards? Oh I remember, this is the part where you see nothing. Just blue sky LOL.
You can keep ridiculing the fields of structural engineering, demolitions, and even physics all you want. When you find, or produce, a peer-reviewed science paper that explains quiet, super-powerful explosions, and how thermite can be used to sever vertical columns, timed in perfect succession from the top-down...then you can begin to appeal to science. Until then, you'll continue to avoid the entirety of those fields, peer-reviewed papers and models of the collapse mechanism, and continue to appeal to a single crackpot physicist, a theologian, and anyone else that scratches your itching ears.
ManFromUncle said:
Circled steel approximately ten feet in length, two feet wide.
You don't know that in the slightest. You have a picture of a mass of debris, and you found this on a conspiracy site, and gobbled it up in the usual,
'Garsh! Lookit what them bastards did!' manner.
And you're still mired in a giant contradiction...you appeal to a super-powerful explosion, but it's not even as loud as a normal one. And thermite doesn't explode, it's an incendiary. Ignore it again, see if it convinces anyone.
I remind you again of why the 2nd building to be hit collapsed first...it's basic physics, and aside from a few crackpots that you will accept over thousands of relevant experts in the field, the best you could possibly do to explain it (and you never did), would be to say, 'The demolitions team accidentally blew up the wrong building first'.
Hurry back.
Btodd