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Originally posted by Stiney
You're still not getting the point: They would have been in control of the fire. If it was possible for a natural fire to destroy the data, that's all they would need. They would make it happen, blame it on natural fires, and no one would be able to say otherwise.
Originally posted by Stiney
The only reason I'm saying they more likely would have chosen to use fire is because according to conspiracists demolition was obvious. Now you're telling me fire would be more obvious. You can't have it both ways.
Originally posted by Stiney
What's obvious is that people have a very hard time believing that anything that looks like a demolition is not. People don't have a hard time believing that there would be fires. There are several ways to cause fires. There is no way to cause a complete controlled demolition that does not look like a controlled demolition.
Originally posted by Stiney
So these guys are capable of setting explosives in a populated building completely behind the scenes - fireproof explosives that don't cause flashes or loud bangs, might I add - but they are not capable of starting fires that look natural.
"With the use of delays, we can control pretty much where the debris lands; we can control vibration; we can control noise levels. Timing a delays are the keys to just about everything in our business."
Movies?
Flashes? Bangs? Come on... you watch too many movies.
Originally posted by Stiney
But many people are claiming that they have evidence. That this is a smoking gun. If there is no reasonable motive, that isn't a stretch, then people need to admit that it's nothing close to that. Claiming that you have evidence when it is nothing but speculation, only hurts your cause, even if you're right.
Originally posted by Stiney
Fire destroying everything inside would be easier for people to believe.
Originally posted by Essedarius
Originally posted by Pootie
The best laid plans... screw ups happen all the time.
That's a pathetic and all-too-common response to any inconsistency found in the perfectly orchestrated 1,000 person ho-down of the 9/11 conspiracy.
Originally posted by Pootie
Have you ever worked in a skyscraper? there are contractors running around all the time into parts of the building oyu will never see. Basements, cable races, elevator shafts, maintenance closets... Easy in my mind.
Originally posted by Stiney
Other buildings at relatively the same distance were clearly hit, there are photographs that show they were in range of the debris...
Originally posted by Stiney
They affect what "nature" is capable of.
On the other hand there is nothing about 9/11 that would allow technology to suddenly become more advanced just for one event. To believe the CD theory you have to assume based on no evidence that these special explosives were secretly developed and hidden for who knows how long - just for 9/11.
Back on topic: I still don't see how fires could not be set and made to look like they were naturally caused. Your only reasoning seems to be that a building that is not demolished allows for a better investigation.
And you still haven't given a rational explanation as to why this was the only building targeted if there were other backups in other buildings. Or why this was not done under cover of the dust cloud.
Originally posted by Stiney
Also - not only were there backups elsewhere, some hard drives etc. were recovered after the collapse. For the sake of argument let's ignore everything I said about how only fires would make it easier for people to believe and all that. Let's say that demolishing the building is the only reasonable way to destroy this evidence. Or the "best" way. Okay, now, this one simple fact that data was recovered even from the rubble is quite a problem. If the intention was to destroy this data, it would have been erased prior to the demolition, and the inability to recover the data would of course be attributed to the fact that it was inside a collapsed building. Do you have any problem with this reasoning? I think it's pretty basic.
Originally posted by Stiney
I've always wondered why people keep mentioning how far away the building was. You completely ignore the scale here.
Originally posted by Stiney
Pootie, how many demolitions have you seen?
Originally posted by StineyWhy don't you contact some demolition companies for us and ask them specifically if it is possible to set off explosives that bring down a building but don't make any noise or flashes, and what that would take.
Originally posted by Stiney
Remember, they also need to be fireproof.
Originally posted by Stiney it's never happened in the CD world either.
Originally posted by Stiney To believe the CD theory you have to assume based on no evidence that these special explosives were secretly developed and hidden for who knows how long - just for 9/11.
"With the use of delays, we can control pretty much where the debris lands; we can control vibration; we can control noise levels. Timing a delays are the keys to just about everything in our business."
Originally posted by Stiney
Also - not only were there backups elsewhere, some hard drives etc. were recovered after the collapse.
Originally posted by Stiney Okay, now, this one simple fact that data was recovered even from the rubble is quite a problem. If the intention was to destroy this data, it would have been erased prior to the demolition, and the inability to recover the data would of course be attributed to the fact that it was inside a collapsed building. Do you have any problem with this reasoning? I think it's pretty basic.
Originally posted by Griff
It's much easier for "dumb" people to think that fires felled three fireproofed steel buildings that day, than fire completely destroyed all evidence of wrongdoing.
Originally posted by Stiney
Originally posted by Griff
It's much easier for "dumb" people to think that fires felled three fireproofed steel buildings that day, than fire completely destroyed all evidence of wrongdoing.
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Why?
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by Stiney
Other buildings at relatively the same distance were clearly hit, there are photographs that show they were in range of the debris...
And yet they didn't burn and fall like a CD? Hmmm....
I already told you why. If the hard drive went through the collapse of a building, would you expect it to be recovered? No... so if the data was irrecoverable, who would suspect that it was deliberately erased?
It would have been erased? WHY? So we could have another "paper shredding scandal" except digitally?
Originally posted by Stiney
I already told you why. If the hard drive went through the collapse of a building, would you expect it to be recovered? No... so if the data was irrecoverable, who would suspect that it was deliberately erased?