Originally posted by bsbray11
are you still unwilling to debate what is actually in the FEMA or NIST reports? Since you apparently think (erroneously) that everyone is
already in agreement that the reports were completely legitimate, there is no longer any need to discuss them in that way? The door is closed?
I have gone over the FEMA and NIST reports to the best of my ability. Neither I nor probably any single contributor to them can claim expertise on
every single aspect given the number of disciplines involved.
As they were the collaborative efforts of many experts they stand as the definitive resources. They are admittedly imperfect, as any study of this
magnitude would be. There will continue to be refinements and corrections.
I don’t respond to the confrontation of someone isolating points of these studies, and being told they are wrong – and that I have to justify what
the reports say.
Just as I don’t take every opportunity to gain points in areas I know well and tell people who believe a published work that they have to prove
I’m wrong when I find conflict. If it’s put forward in a non-adversarial way I often do give it a shot.
As far as purported evidence of controlled demolition of the WTC buildings goes, I’m familiar with arguments for and against. My summary analysis
is the NIST and FEMA reports address the vast majority of questions on the causes of the building collapses. Outstanding questions on some anomalies
remain. I’ve seen some explained by on this forum and elsewhere.
I suggest you go to one of the online scientific forums to debate your issues with those possessing or claiming greater expertise on the relevant
sciences involved.
Report back what you encounter.
Mike