Originally posted by esdad71
2. Read 102 minutes, it is non-biased accounts of the people who survived. It will give you a very good idea of what happened inside, and the
destruction that occured. Entire floors were gone and most elevators and stairs were destroyed or blocked. They made up the structure of the
buildings.
Yeah, that's from when the jets flew into the buildings. Some floors sort of got destroyed in some places.
However, neither the floor systems nor the elevators and stairs made up the structure of the building, for practical discussion here. What made up the
structure were the support columns located around the perimeter and within the core, and a small minority of these were severed/damaged. Trusses
similarly, as only sections of floors were knocked out.
There is also proof of no fireproofing on the upper floors.
Which is why it was fortunate that the fires did not heat the steel to dangerous temperatures anyway. Didn't even
approach critical temps, or
we would've seen glowing in broad daylight.
Just read it, trust me.
You should whip the book out and give us some specifics, because frankly I don't feel like buying a book like that just to respond to your posts.
Unless it's the new NIST report or something, I seriously doubt it sheds much "un-biased" light on what we already know.
3. This book also goes into the building of the WTC complex, and how it was constructed. WTC was never to code. It explains alot of hte
structural questions you see in these posts.
Can you give some specifics?
4. I wish I had proof of the PA crash, but I mean, they found parts spread out over miles, right?
Yeah, and that's mainly what leads me to believe that Flight 93 was shot down. Parts were found laying in forests, open fields, etc., miles from the
crash site.
But a lot of the time, people won't buy stuff like this. Comparatively, it's been pretty common knowledge that al Qaeda and the CIA were linked in
the past. I was taught that in World History II in high school in 10th grade as a part of the curriculum. I suppose documents should be out there, but
I wouldn't know where to look. The CIA in all likelihood does not publish in great detail their involvements with such groups, you know?
5. NIST concluded that the fire did bring it down.
NIST also offered no supporting evidence.
They said the steel was heated to critical temps, but gave no evidence of this, and if in fact the steel was so heated, it would have been glowing and
we would have seen it.
NIST said trusses failed from heat but never provided any images of any actual trusses, let alone glowing hot trusses or any trusses failed from heat
or even jet damage.
NIST said that buckling occurred as a result of truss failure but failed to provide evidence of buckling as a result of heat damage and not just of
jet impact damage, and further neglected to show any buckling columns at all, but only the aluminum facade panels.
So really how they came to such conclusions so surely is beyond me.
What's more, they don't even try to explain how the collapses physically functioned, either. They only tell you how they think the collapses
initiated. That's all the whole report is on. How they think the first floors failed. Nothing else. Beyond that, they just claim that such collapses
were "inevitable."
That would be a lot like me explaining how Santa's sled might function (based on no actual evidence of course), but then describing his trips to
every single necessary household in the world in one night as "inevitable." That's your NIST Report on the collapses of the Twin Towers.
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