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Originally posted by alienreality
Like the engine blocks missing from cars..
What an odd comparison of pictures. What's almost more interesting is what the two pictures don't have in common. A column of smoke & dust where a building was standing moments ago and fell from the top down versus an explosion that began at ground level and rose into the air. If they're so similar where's the red hot explosive part in the twin towers? I never saw anything similar. I can use these same comments on the first two pictures.
What do these two pictures have in common? They both represent a highly unconventional destructive release of energy, with temperatures much hotter than the sun.
Wilted doors? Where? I see no such thing in the referenced picture. I'll agree that there's burned paint where the car's on fire. I don't see any rust never mind "instant" rust and I have no issues seeing the door handles. I don't see an engine block on fire but rather a fire on the ground that is catching the front of the car on fire. The gas tank probably isn't on fire because the fire's not near the gas tank yet. Why should the paper that's not directly adjacent to the fire catch fire? Should there be some accelerant there that I'm unaware of to catch the paper on fire?
A squad car on FDR drive with wilted doors, burned paint, instant rust and no door handles or engine block. Strange fires appear to be attracted to the engine blocks, while the gas tanks and nearby paper are not affected.
Mysterious holes in the windows? I don't think blown out windows from the shock wave of millions of tons from a fallen building and resultant debris is very mysterious. I don't know what connection they're trying to make with the marble so I have no comment on it.
Buildings a few blocks away,had mysterious holes in the windows, and the front marble façade is completely gone, but no other damage.
What is burning? Why should all of the surrounding paper also be burning? Again, should there be accelerant for all these papers to burn? Would it be better if all of the paper spontaneously combusted?
Why doesn't the paper burn?
Originally posted by Mythkiller
Lets examine some more evidence then.
Originally posted by Three_moons
Originally posted by Mythkiller
Lets examine some more evidence then.
In other words, "okay, that didn't work. Let's try something different".
*scurries off to find different information while not addressing numerous points about car handles, engine blocks and other items mentioned*