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originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: PublicOpinion
Sure. Not. And this is Idiocracy.
Another piece of Irony Iron and a quarterstar for outrageous conspiracy-theory is awarded:
I wanted to add that the demolition expert who is used by 9/11 conspiracy theorist as their reference about WTC 7, was also the same demolition expert who has said that WTC 1 and WTC 2 were not demolished by explosives.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
Do you have evidence of explosives or payoffs? Until you provide such, the only conclusion is that there were no demolitions used in the WTC collapses.
Do you have evidence that experts supporting the OS are not paid?
Yes, evidence was giving to you for many years proven explosions where in the WTC. The only conclusion is there was demolition.
You have the right to deny all the evidence that is your choice.
I have yet to see any credible evidence from you, that disproves demolition period.
Yet 14 years later you want me to believe that it was NOT a demolition. And you expect to be taken seriously?
Do you have evidence that experts supporting the OS are not paid?
I don't have to disprove demolition. Those that make the claim have to prove demolition.
Jones paper was debunked.
The videos show no demolitions
Seismic data is not conclusive.
we can only conclude that there was no demolition.
No, that is you and Skyeagles conclusions, not ours.
Your conclusion has been found to be incorrect. BTW, the operators of those seismographs have stated that their seismographs did not detect demo explosions.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: skyeagle409
Your conclusion has been found to be incorrect. BTW, the operators of those seismographs have stated that their seismographs did not detect demo explosions.
Do you just make up this garbage as you go, and you claimed to be a grown up?
You are certainly in denial. Take heart in the fact that A&E is getting smaller as time goes on and you are one of the select few to keep the fantasy going.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: pteridine
You are certainly in denial. Take heart in the fact that A&E is getting smaller as time goes on and you are one of the select few to keep the fantasy going.
I can say the same for you. As more and more OS supporters are getting smaller and smaller as time goes on. Only a select few keep the OS fantasy going.
originally posted by: skyeagle409
a reply to: Salander
Yet 14 years later you want me to believe that it was NOT a demolition. And you expect to be taken seriously?
That is what the evidence proves. After all, there are no demolition explosions heard as the WTC buildings collapsed, which explains why demolition explosions were not detected by seismographs.
Seismic Spikes
"There is no scientific basis for the conclusion that explosions brought down the towers," Lerner-Lam tells PM. "That representation of our work is categorically incorrect and not in context."
The report issued by Lamont-Doherty includes various graphs showing the seismic readings produced by the planes crashing into the two towers as well as the later collapse of both buildings. WhatReallyHappened.com chooses to display only one graph (Graph 1), which shows the readings over a 30-minute time span.
On that graph, the 8- and 10-second collapses appear—misleadingly—as a pair of sudden spikes. Lamont-Doherty's 40-second plot of the same data (Graph 2) gives a much more detailed picture: The seismic waves—blue for the South Tower, red for the North Tower—start small and then escalate as the buildings rumble to the ground. Translation: no bombs.
www.popularmechanics.com...
Brent Blanchard: Leading Demolition Expert
August 8, 2006: No Explosives Used in WTC Collapse, Says Demolition Industry Leader
Brent Blanchard, a leading professional and writer in the controlled demolition industry, publishes a 12-page report that says it refutes claims that the World Trade Center was destroyed with explosives. The report is published on ImplosionWorld.com, a demolition industry website edited by Blanchard.
Blanchard is also director of field operations for Protec Documentation Services, Inc., a company specializing in monitoring construction-related demolitions. In his report, Blanchard says that Protec had portable field seismographs in “several sites in Manhattan and Brooklyn” on 9/11. He says they did not show the “spikes” that would have been caused by explosions in the towers.
www.historycommons.org...
Yes you do, since you are the one claiming there was no explosions or demolition.
The problem here is you have absolutely no science that disproves demolition.
You are getting to the point of being absurd.
In other words, you've posted more disinformation, this time, regarding seismic data that does not depict demolition explosions as you've claimed.
The facts are right here, however closing your eyes don't help your case.
Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Seismic Data
"There is no scientific basis for the conclusion that explosions brought down the towers," Lerner-Lam tells PM. "That representation of our work is categorically incorrect and not in context."
On that graph, the 8- and 10-second collapses appear—misleadingly—as a pair of sudden spikes. Lamont-Doherty's 40-second plot of the same data (Graph 2) gives a much more detailed picture: The seismic waves—blue for the South Tower, red for the North Tower—start small and then escalate as the buildings rumble to the ground.
Translation: no bombs.
Brent Blanchard: Leading Demolition Expert
August 8, 2006: No Explosives Used in WTC Collapse, Says Demolition Industry Leader
Blanchard says that Protec had portable field seismographs in “several sites in Manhattan and Brooklyn” on 9/11. He says they did not show the “spikes” that would have been caused by explosions in the towers.