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West Point,
I sure hope that is just a nickname you have chosen. Learn the English language and then post your remarks.
Originally posted by wolfpsy
Please go here:
letsroll911.org...
and examine the evidence there. What do you think?
Originally posted by Perfect stranger
demolition not realistic
The buildings WERE hit by airplanes people
Originally posted by Perfect stranger
show us proof of antiaircraft batteries " well know fact" HMMMM i'd like to see that.
This thread remains to be about the fact that it could not take 6 years for a terrorist group to plan this action.
NO windows is crap,
POD missle theory has also been debunked many times(also contradicts your controlled demo theory)
[edit on 28-7-2004 by Perfect stranger]
Originally posted by dcgolf
How many times have you seen a loved one leave the airport and not be able to see inside the plane? With both planes on a bank, it is no wonder they appear to have no windows.
Most scientific evidence of steel melting at a certain degree do not consider the fact that steel does not have to completely melt in order to fail. If there are 20 stories of a skyscraper above the impact point, it would only take a slight failure, not a complete melting of steel, to allow the top stories to begin the domino effect.
Originally posted by phreak_of_nature
Have you ever heard a piece of stressed steel break, and let go?
It makes a huge sound. Sounds just like a several sticks of TNT.
My dad works in a testing and materials lab. His job is to stress steel until it breaks. Steel WILL break. Even without 1200 or 800 degrees whatever temp you want to use for your theory. All you have to do is apply enough force. Multiple steel columns under stress will let go in sequence. Exactly like a controled demolition.
The towers were in fact designed to withstand a plane crash. They were designed to take a hit from a 707. The type of aircraft that was the most common at the time it was built. There's a big difference between a 707 & a 757.
Also, I am sure this has been pointed out before, but the fuselage design of a 757 does include the mystery pods. They are benign. They exist to allow for the wings to be attached to the body of the plane. It's a standard feature. No custom design there.
Originally posted by Sunofonei am glad you agree there is no doubt whether it is there or not-i myself had never seen one before and i live close to an airport and see all types of planes all through the day-
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These weren't hard to find. All ya gotta do is look for'em
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These weren't hard to find. All ya gotta do is look for'em
Originally posted by tututkamen
They very much appreciated the assistance and were eager to learn, this was 25 years ago, it is a different world now.
However not for them. One can sit at a cross road and see nothing but sand for as far as the eye can see while waiting patiently for a ride to come along. Patience is something they have and we don't.