reply to post by Seymour Butz
1. I don't think we can use the 2 collapses in the case your arguing as their times have large discrepancies between NIST time and LDEO's which is
being explained by the fall time for the debris. There's much room for error as it could be argued that the waves started 7s after collapse rather
than 12s in the case of WTC1 or 3s rather than 8s in WTC2. I haven't found solid proof of the delay time independent of their posted times. With
everything going on in the collapse I find it hard to prove this even if they had clear video.... did the first piece of debris hitting the ground
start the waves, or was it the second or third? Was it actually pieces hitting the side of WTC2 or WTC1? or was it something else? I don't know where
to begin to determine this.
So that leaves me only the two impacts to compare with which I find perfectly plausible for explosions if there were a conspiracy. Remember with
errors of margins it could be anywhere from 3 to 5 seconds so saying that something happened from 3 to 5 seconds in three cases doesn't strike me as
unusual (if it was exactly 5 seconds on each, I would). It may not be likely, but that's the whole reason I'm looking into this is to try to get rid
of the "likely" arguments and come to more solid conclusions.
2. I agree that the actual times doesn't have an effect of their theory of what happened after the start time. But if it's proven that their actual
times are off, to me it says their facts are wrong so I question their other facts and estimates or if they are absolutely correct that there are
other possibilities of what took place, i.e. explosives or something else. That's why I think this is crucial to get right.
3. If we are to assume their times are off and they already manipulated LDEO to change their times, how vast of a conspiracy is that already? Do we
consider all of NIST in on this manipulation of LDEO? And all of LDEO and all of the other people in the other seismic stations? My first instinct is
this isn't a conspiracy, but the fact most people in these organizations didn't notice as it was no concern to their area of interest and the people
who did the manipulation were biased beforehand and didn't look at the evidence with a clear enough mind. But couldn't we also apply this scenario
to other aspects of the report without it having to be converted into a vast conspiracy?
Also, I'm not worried about vastness...exactly what is vast? 5000 people? 10000 people? Out of a nation of 300 million do we consider this vast? I
certainly believe there are groups in the US this size or larger out there that would do something like this to overthrow the government if they could
(i.e. neo nazis). I like to keep the case of the Smedley Butler case from the '30s always in mind ( en.wikipedia.org... ) I
believe this event was true. Not saying the neo nazis did 911 but I do see the potential for a group to do it. Even if it were determined to be a
conspiracy from inside there would still be a whole lot of work to pin it on anyone in the government.
4. It's my understanding that the most severe model for WTC 1 still didn't result in the landing gear exiting the other side, which was found at the
corner of West and Rector. I read this here: www.abovetopsecret.com... and the pdf from NIST is here:
www.911proof.com... It seems that NIST is claiming that the contents inside would result in uncertainties which resulted in this not
happening in their model. I agree about the window breakage on the fire simulation, but how far would that translate into the interior of the
building? IF a window breaks how far into the building can we assume that temperature reached? 10ft.? 50ft? What exactly does it say about their
interior simulation (i.e. core) if it matches on the exterior visually? Are there other scenarios that would result in the same visual result? (all
just rhetorical questions)
5. No... I didn't know there was a compilation here. I've been here for a while and still don't know half of what this site does.

