My input.
Originally posted by Barcs
Off the top of my head I can think of a few.
- the pod
I don't think the pods have actually been debunked, per se. There are alternate theories that make sense and are more readily acceptable, ie static
discharge, but that's different than debunking. I don't argue for the pods, but I know of organizations contacting Boeing and relevant experts for
photo analysis and getting eerie replies, so I'm just going to sit that argument out.
- the fires in WTC7 were not small, they were actually pretty bad.
Is there any photographic evidence to back this up?
If not, then neither has the assertion that the WTC7 fires were small really been debunked. I've still seen no fires worse than are shown in images
you can pull off of Google or out of NIST releases or etc. I've seen fires on a few bottom floors in pockets here and there and that's about it.
- Terrorists still alive article by BBC was mistaken idenity (I think at least)
This seems to me like a case of doublethink. Debunkers point out that the identities could have been faked, and yet the suspect lists remain the same
and media and others continue to refer to the original list as if they were the actual hijackers, no questions asked, no further investigation needed.
And still no paper trail on anyone or any organization, save Atta's left-behind bag.
Stolen identities is very plausible to me, and I'll buy that, but that's still different than a debunking. There's a big difference between
offering an alternate explanation for something and proving something outright incorrect.
I just want to see them try to find who the
real hijackers were.
I think the "
pull it" argument is pretty worthless considering it's all play on semantics. Another one that's not really debunked, but then
not worth the trouble arguing over, either, because you can see it in what you like.
No jews in the WTC on 9/11. That's been debunked.
Q33NY in Wingdings or however that went. That's been debunked too.
The fires in the WTC could have melted the steel. No one argues that anymore, and that would've been impossible. The fact that credible people
were asserting it in the first place just goes to show you how stupid "experts" can be.
Heated trusses pushed exterior columns outward. FEMA suggested in its report that heated floor trusses caused expansion that pushed exterior
columns outwards and caused buckling. I'm assuming the government dropped this when NIST released its report claiming
inward sagging only, and
no one from the demo side would really argue sufficiently failed trusses to begin with. It can be said that, from photographic evidence, there was
never any appreciable expansion and so this claim is pretty well debunked.
Those are all that I can think of off the top of my head. Most everything else is still disputed.