Jones "Peer - Reviewed" Scientific Journal Found Credible!

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Good reply...And for me i am not one who is putting forward outlandish theories...I put forward people whom could be involved with the money and ability to pull off a false flag OP...and i put forward that as a structural engineer...these steel structures did not come down in the fashion they did without outside assistance.
Also as the Gov and others try to slander people who look for edvidence it shows that there is something not right...plus The heasrt own pm magazine actually in there trying to debunk it...is shameful...plus we have Nat geo placing a skirt around a beam and just pouring thermite into it and saying look it can't cut it....Now people know in order for explosives to work they need to be directed...So please tell me who are the ones trying to baffle people with nonsense and for what reason.
now Jon Cole gave some great demo's of directed compressed explosive reactions with thermite...may not be completely accurate but at least they are showing othersides to the story of...IT CAN"T BE DONE...now JEROME HAUER the man in charge of emergency services was an amazing man...part of KROLL INC security consultants A man who knew explosives....working for the New Yorks mayors office...also knows about bio terrorism.
Now this is the man that also had the ability to perpetrate the anthrax scare...who also Identified the body FBI agent John Patrick O'Niel who amazingly was one of ONLY 12 out 2780 victims that was found intact in the bottom of the south tower stairwell on sept22 where he had laid for 11days.
but you are more than welcome to read all this is a thread i made....www.abovetopsecret.com...
but like i say my reason for doubt lays in the fact three steel structures came down in the same day under circumstances that in my own professional opinion reeks of dog do do.

Originally posted by micpsi
Steven Jones claims he is in possession of dust samples from the WTC site, and that those samples contain thermite residue.

Hey..

This is an incorrect statement
What Jones and others have found in the dust is nano-thermite-COMPOSITE ..a sol-gel nano-thermite composite
..so not just residue or elements that fit in with thermite, but laboratory, high technology nano-composite

Here's a link to an articleby Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory explaining the sol-gel.
www.llnl.gov...


Some of the chips had multiple-layers on them

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/dcc492490461.jpg[/atsimg]

..and here's a patent for such 'laminate nano-thermite-composite' ..this patent was filed in 1996
Metal nanolaminate composite, United States Patent 5912069
www.freepatentsonline.com...

What they also found was ‘iron rich micro spheres’ which are a by-product of thermite-reaction.


Proof that thermite can cut horizontally..
9/11 Experiments: The Great Thermate Debate
911blogger.com...

Video evidence of cutting charges/individual demolition charger in the WTC Towers:

Cutter Charges in the North Tower of the World Trade Center
www.youtube.com...

Here is another great video analysis by David Chandler, a member of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, showing the explosion “squibs” below the collapsing North Tower:
EXCELLENT Analysis of the North Tower Exploding
www.youtube.com...

Another good video analysis by David Chandler showing the South Tower demolition.
South Tower Coming Down
www.youtube.com...

Peace.

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Sir/ Madam. Thanks for the info and clarification, very much appreciated by me and others who support the presentation of truth in ATS threads. You'll be aware that the whole 'paint chips' nonsense is one of the key 'debunk-points' used in the (boringly familiar) rhetoric of the pseudo-skeptic/ troll/ plant community..

It is only by putting up such documented evidence, in carefully constructed 'houses of evidence' (threads, sites and books) that the truth movement will inspire public confidence and professional/ scholarly/ political support.

In the battle to achieve real, lasting 9-11 truth, a ray or two of light are starting to filter into the darkened room.

Good show!

Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
Sorry pal but that's just a really good story.

Until you provide evidence of what you're talking about it won't matter what you claim you saw in the 'control room of one of the three biggest networks'.

Stop chalking up strawmans. Where did we say the bodies weren't real?

There are people here that know where I was, however I've been asked not to give out details. Not only that but I'm under an NDA, and I also could care less about providing you evidence of what I and others saw. It's not for your eyes anyway. I wish it wouldn't have been for mine, but I can't change that.

Plenty of people claim the bodies weren't real, although it looks like your rather new here you might want to look into some of the older threads in case you were thinking of claiming otherwise and accuse me of "strawmans".

Originally posted by Soloist

The original Scholars for 9/11 Truth, founded by James H. Fetzer and Steven Jones on December 15, 2005, was a group of individuals of varying backgrounds and expertise who rejected the mainstream media and government account of the September 11 attacks.[3][91]

The paper that is the subject of the OP was done in 2008. So...3 years at a minimum he was already involved in the "truth movement."

But he was not from the day of 9/11. That means he was not a "truther" until something convinced him as a scientist. He was 100% independent from the government or any other organization, besides BYU, at that point in time. Niels Harrit similarly, and only much more recently, during the course of doing research for this paper was he convinced that the official story did not make sense. So stop cherry-picking, stop making lame excuses, and shut up about independent scientists already when you have 100's of them on record.

"Truther" doesn't mean they have some "agenda," it means THEY DISAGREE WITH YOU. If that's "bias" or "agenda" then you have some problems. If that's your way of looking at things then you're automatically biased and have an agenda too. So if that's your simple view of things, then pot, kettle, hello!

Originally posted by bsbray11
But he was not from the day of 9/11.

We're not talking about the day of 9/11. Please re-read the posts since you seem to be having a very hard time understanding this fact.

That means he was not a "truther" until something convinced him as a scientist.

If that's what you want to go with fine. As already proven, he was a truther for a full 3 years at least BEFORE he did the "paper" that the OP is about.

If that's "bias" or "agenda" then you have some problems. If that's your way of looking at things then you're automatically biased and have an agenda too. So if that's your simple view of things, then pot, kettle, hello!

Of course they are biased. One only needs to read this forum to understand that. Am I biased, you bet! Everyone in this forum is, so what? While it makes for entertaining banter, it does NOT make for reliable science.

I know it's hard for the "truthers" to understand, since Jones is their latest hero and all, but as previously stated, until we see something from a team that is not involved in the "movement" it won't convince anyone outside the small circle that already agree with it anyway.

My point in all this, which was stated in my first post still rings true. A bunch of conspiracy theorists agree with a conspiracy theorist. Wow! Stop the presses!

Originally posted by Soloist

Originally posted by bsbray11
But he was not from the day of 9/11.

We're not talking about the day of 9/11. Please re-read the posts since you seem to be having a very hard time understanding this fact.

Just because you're not talking about it doesn't mean I can't. It demonstrates perfectly how you are trying to force your definition of "independent" despite facts and common sense to the contrary. As soon as someone says something that brands them a "truther" in your eyes, "independent" immediately goes out the window and now they suddenly have an agenda and are biased. I'm going to have to quote our resident "Joey Canoli" on this one: "Durrrrrrrrrr."

Here's another example: You just totally ignored the fact I mentioned that Niels Harrit was not a "truther" until he began research on the paper in the OP. How is that not "independent" even by your own manipulated standards? No wonder you just gloss right over inconvenient facts like that. And the definition is not where the manipulation comes into play; it's your interpretation of the definition of the word, since you invented the idea that "truther" automatically means "agenda," and there is not a credible source on the face of the planet to back you on that.

That means he was not a "truther" until something convinced him as a scientist.

If that's what you want to go with fine. As already proven, he was a truther for a full 3 years at least BEFORE he did the "paper" that the OP is about.

And again, that means nothing. "Truther" doesn't mean he has an agenda, it doesn't mean he's biased, and as far as I know he doesn't even call himself a "truther.". He is an independent scientist who disagrees with your opinions. You're the one that's branding everyone with this bigoted, nonsense word, "truther." I think it's immature to even be grouping everyone that disagrees with you into some broad category for convenient blanket-insulting, because that's the only reason you do it and you know it.

If that's "bias" or "agenda" then you have some problems. If that's your way of looking at things then you're automatically biased and have an agenda too. So if that's your simple view of things, then pot, kettle, hello!

Of course they are biased. One only needs to read this forum to understand that. Am I biased, you bet! Everyone in this forum is, so what? While it makes for entertaining banter, it does NOT make for reliable science.

I don't find this "banter" entertaining, and you must realize when you say this you are admitting your own "banter" on here must have nothing to do with reliable science. Every time I call you out on your stubbornness of admitting any of these scientists are independent of any outside influences, you just agree that you're biased and immediately try to bury the whole issue under the rug. The whole problem here is YOU are biased, not that these scientists are! These are people with credentials you no doubt lack, and they understand the scientific process no doubt better than you do. The whole issue here, is your not accepting them just because you are so biased, you refuse to even accept that they have not been influenced into these positions by some "agenda" that you can't seem to elaborate on in any detail.

I know it's hard for the "truthers" to understand, since Jones is their latest hero and all, but as previously stated, until we see something from a team that is not involved in the "movement" it won't convince anyone outside the small circle that already agree with it anyway.

The number of scientists who are with "the movement" is increasing every year. And for every one that agrees with us, is one more you brand "truther" and refuse to listen to anymore. Constantly plugging your ears is not the same as truly asking for an independent review. You've received the independent review. Now all you are doing is making lame excuses that anyone who is not as bigoted as you are can see right through.

My point in all this, which was stated in my first post still rings true. A bunch of conspiracy theorists agree with a conspiracy theorist. Wow! Stop the presses!

Your one and only defense has become branding your opponents with polarized, immature labels, and then dismissing them out of hand.

If this was supposed to be a science-based or even reasonable discussion, you abandoned that approach pages ago. You are not going to prove to me that your position is the result of anything other than being a bigot when your entire argument is that anyone who agrees with "truthers" instantly has some mysterious agenda.

Originally posted by bsbray11
Just because you're not talking about it doesn't mean I can't. It demonstrates perfectly how you are trying to force your definition of "independent" despite facts and common sense to the contrary.

I didn't invent the definition, sorry, but that's just the way it is. A truther, especially one who creates an organization for that purpose, cannot by definition be independent in this matter.

You can argue about that all you want, I know it's hard, since it's your guy and all, but in the end it changes nothing. No one is buying his snake oil that wasn't already.

As soon as someone says something that brands them a "truther" in your eyes, "independent" immediately goes out the window and now they suddenly have an agenda and are biased.

In my eyes? LOL

Jones was a founding member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth for approximately one year

He founded that silly club! That has nothing to do with branding him a "truther" in my eyes. He did it himself!

Can you really not see that? Or are you trying to blame me in hopes that others don't? Geez, it's there in black and white, just accept it.

Here's another example: You just totally ignored the fact I mentioned that Niels Harrit was not a "truther" until he began research on the paper in the OP. How is that not "independent" even by your own manipulated standards? No wonder you just gloss right over inconvenient facts like that. And the definition is not where the manipulation comes into play; it's your interpretation of the definition of the word, since you invented the idea that "truther" automatically means "agenda," and there is not a credible source on the face of the planet to back you on that.

I did address this already in a previous post. I used the famed "truther logic" that states if one part of the data is suspect, then none of it can be trusted.

I know you guys don't like it when it's thrown back at you, but once again, no one is buying the snake oil.

That means he was not a "truther" until something convinced him as a scientist.

If that's what you want to go with fine. As already proven, he was a truther for a full 3 years at least BEFORE he did the "paper" that the OP is about.

And again, that means nothing. "Truther" doesn't mean he has an agenda, it doesn't mean he's biased, and as far as I know he doesn't even call himself a "truther.". He is an independent scientist who disagrees with your opinions. You're the one that's branding everyone with this bigoted, nonsense word, "truther." I think it's immature to even be grouping everyone that disagrees with you into some broad category for convenient blanket-insulting, because that's the only reason you do it and you know it.

I don't find this "banter" entertaining, and you must realize when you say this you are admitting your own "banter" on here must have nothing to do with reliable science.

There is no reliable science here, so entertaining banter is all there is. You don't have to participate you know.

Originally posted by Soloist

Originally posted by bsbray11
Just because you're not talking about it doesn't mean I can't. It demonstrates perfectly how you are trying to force your definition of "independent" despite facts and common sense to the contrary.

I didn't invent the definition, sorry

I didn't say you invented the definition, sorry.

I said you manipulated it by inventing the idea that "truther" = "outside influence" or "agenda." Read my post, for real this time. That's just the way it is.

As soon as someone says something that brands them a "truther" in your eyes, "independent" immediately goes out the window and now they suddenly have an agenda and are biased.

In my eyes? LOL

Jones was a founding member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth for approximately one year

He founded that silly club! That has nothing to do with branding him a "truther" in my eyes. He did it himself!

Can you really not see that? Or are you trying to blame me in hopes that others don't? Geez, it's there in black and white, just accept it.

Again, where is the "agenda" and where is the "bias"? If by "agenda" you mean exactly what is stated, that they are pursuing a more thorough investigation of the attacks, I'm not disputing that.

I did address this already in a previous post. I used the famed "truther logic" that states if one part of the data is suspect, then none of it can be trusted.

So, you use the same logic you are making fun of, to back your own arguments. A form of "logic" that I've not once cited during our whole discussion.

I know you guys don't like it when it's thrown back at you, but once again, no one is buying the snake oil.

I never claimed such reasoning in the first place. You apparently love "snake oil" since you've gladly found "us" as an excuse to knowingly use fallacious reasoning yourself.

There is no reliable science here, so entertaining banter is all there is.

One person's entertainment is another's heathenism I guess.


So what do you think is so becoming of being biased, knowing it, and being proud of it? Can you explain the merits of that?

Originally posted by bsbray11But he was not from the day of 9/11. That means he was not a "truther" until something convinced him as a scientist. He was 100% independent from the government or any other organization, besides BYU, at that point in time. Niels Harrit similarly, and only much more recently, during the course of doing research for this paper was he convinced that the official story did not make sense. So stop cherry-picking, stop making lame excuses, and shut up about independent scientists already when you have 100's of them on record.

Blatantly false.

Harrit has been an active truther since late 2006/early 2007, sending articles to Danish newspapers on the subject and being interviewed on Danish morning television.

Originally posted by bsbray11
I said you manipulated it by inventing the idea that "truther" = "outside influence" or "agenda." Read my post, for real this time. That's just the way it is.

I didn't invent the idea that Jones has an agenda or is influenced and biased by his "trutherism".


He made it quite clear with is little club. Once again I state the point of this thread is nothing more than truthers agreeing with other truthers. Do you not agree?

Originally posted by Soloist
I didn't invent the idea that Jones has an agenda or is influenced and biased by his "trutherism".

He made it quite clear with is little club. Once again I state the point of this thread is nothing more than truthers agreeing with other truthers. Do you not agree?

If you haven't figured out the whole message I'm trying to deliver about your instant labeling of those who disagree with you as "truthers" and "conspiracy theorists" and immediately dismissing them with those too-simple words, then there is no point in trying to communicate anything at all to you. And I'm believing more and more that to be the case.


I asked you to explain the merits of being biased. You've admitted you're biased, and seem proud of it. Would you please explain the advantages of that again?