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Originally posted by P1DrummerBoy
reply to post by esdad71
Hey, I'll tell you what, man: If we end up with a new independant investigation, and the OS story holds up without a farce, you can be the first one to say "Told you so."
The mathematics of it are of little importance to me. IF, and only IF, the science proves beyond doubt, that that stuff IS thermite, what then? Will the mathematics of it matter? I wouldnt think so, because thermite certainly should not be there. But again, hopefully in time, we'll all know.
Originally posted by P1DrummerBoy
Funny you say that about 93, because that is what got me into the 9/11 conspiracy in the first place.
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From the POV of someone like me, its ludicrous to think a plane crashed there. I kinda hate it when those who agree with me get trashed on for thinking that, because in all honesty...it really doesnt look like a plane crashed there.
Originally posted by esdad71
93 to me crashed there, and the ground was softer there because there was an abandoned mine. However, i do believe that it was shot down. There is too much evidence to support that rather than mutiny in the skies.
That is the problem i have with the truthers is that i do not believe the official story in its entirety. I still believe and always will feel that the WTC craziness is to keep people from looking closer into 93 and also 587.
I equate this paper to his Cold Fusion papers. Look it up on google and read some of the news articles from the early 90's.
Originally posted by mmiichael
I don't know about others, but I don't buy into what's called around here the Official Story, and I don't think many do.
I have my reservations about 93.
The focus has shifted to controlled demolition which I think very much is a research dead end. The building were hit by airplanes, there was incredible damage and death. If the shells of the buildings remained standing not all that much would be different.
The fixation with measuring collapse timing and hunt for chimera explosives only serves the perpetrators in taking the heat off them.
Originally posted by P1DrummerBoy
I think there is potential for the scientists all over the world who are looking into this stuff to provide solid results. However, I think the hardest part is not the research, it's the issue of how would they convince Congress to have a new investigation?
When you REALLY think about the ramifications of such an investigation..I mean it could include multiple Presidential Administrations...FBI...CIA... I mean those 3 ALONE...just think about it, and thats probably only the tip of the iceberg.
Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by turbofan
The science speaks. Nobody has offered a challange to the paper yet;
it's all just unfounded, weak excuse. Jones, Harrit and Gage will continue
to spread the news and grow their list while you all complain about 'paint'
So can you answer my questions or not? Cheerleading for Jones et al is irrelevant when their results are questionable.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by jprophet420
Your comment about "point blank wrong" is, to coin a phrase, point blank wrong. Paints cure. Everyone calls it drying, but it is curing. Cobalt compounds are used in linseed oil based coatings as driers but what they do is help crosslink unsaturations in the presence of air.
MEK is not the best solvent to dissolve cured paint. That is why the best paint strippers contain methylene chloride instead of MEK. From a health and safety standpoint, MEK is better but from a paint stripping standpoint, it is not much.
Jones team botched the analyses from the beginning because he wanted to find thermite. As exponent and many others have pointed out, a thin layer of thermite does nothing. Ten tons of unburned fuse material defies logic. Jones is now trying to save face which makes his analyses and conclusions even more suspect.
Being shot down is my personal thought there as well. The debris field is way too big for a crash if you ask me.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by turbofan
. I'll remind you that this exotherm takes about 4 minutes from start to finish so don't think it was evidence of any explosion.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by turbofan
No. I'm saying that it was a combustion over 4 minutes. It didn't do anything but burn. The shape has more to do with the homogeneity of the combusted material than anything else.
Originally posted by turbofan
reply to post by mmiichael
Sorry to tell you but your 'friend' has been pushing the "Oxygen" excuse
which has already been slammed. I think you should start reading
information from professional scientists, rather than "pterdine".
If "pterdine" really wants to engage with Jones, I will pay-pal him
$50.00 if he registers on that site with his real info and puts Jones
to rest.