An Analysis of the WTC on 9/11 . . ., page 30

Originally posted by psikeyhackr
When does a normal building "implosion" hurl tons of steel 600 feet away from the structure? Was what happened to WTC 1 and 2 an "implosion" even if it was a demolition?

Obviously I was referring to WTC 7, which was an implosion demolition.

The two towers were not implosion demolitions, too tall and thin for that. They could not be demolished in any conventional way without causing damage to surrounding buildings. They would have had to be dismantled piece by piece.

WTC 7 was also tall for an implosion demolition, but its footprint was large enough for it to work.

Implosion demolitions are not normal demolitions, they are a specialized form of demolition that...

...requires such skill that only a handful of demolition companies in the world will attempt it.

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They are the most difficult to perform and are unique to each building. This is why WTC7 is questioned, because you can not perform an implosion demolition from fire and asymmetrical damage, it's simply impossible.
It only takes ONE lie to put the whole OS in question, and WTC 7 is one HUGE lie.

The only argument against implosion demolition is to deny the evidence that the building landed mostly in its own footprint, as evidenced by the outer walls being on top of the rest of the collapsed building.

If the collapse was natural, and even if it landed mostly in its own footprint, as in a classic 'progressive/pancake collapse, the outer walls would still not be on top of the collapsed building. As I said there is only ONE way that is possible. Ironically the way the OSers claim the towers collapsed does require there to be floors in the buildings footprint, which there wasn't.

Blasters approach each project a little differently, but the basic idea is to think of the building as a collection of separate towers. The blasters set the explosives so that each "tower" falls toward the center of the building, in roughly the same way that they would set the explosives to topple a single structure to the side. When the explosives are detonated in the right order, the toppling towers crash against each other, and all of the rubble collects at the center of the building. Another option is to detonate the columns at the center of the building before the other columns so that the building's sides fall inward.

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Edit; looking back in this thread, this is not the first time I explained this, I hope you understand this time?

edit on 4/4/2011 by ANOK because: TheOSisAlie