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originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: reldra
I have 3 trains of thought in my mind.
1 is that the last one was detonated on purpose so it didnt fall over and cause more deaths. Possibly 'they' saw the foundation was compromised and decided to destroy it from the bottom. Mabe they do this for all skyscrapersa and we just don't know. Who would want to tell us that?
2 there was enough time to detonate the 3rd one, knowing there was evidence in it people didn't want to come out. That seems less likley if 1 is true. If it was just to not have a building not fall over, would they have the time? Would that building have fallen over?
3 It was all planned.
I find a mix of 2 and 3 to be more likley I have read every single 9/11 thread on this site.
originally posted by: Mianeye
Demolition requires explosives, explosives make loud sounds, there were no such sounds in New York when the buildings collapsed.
The sound of demolition.
originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
What the about the couple hundred year old buildings that remained intact, standing right next to the twin towers??
How come they didn't fall or why were they not pulled for "safety" as well?
9/11 is a joke in my town
originally posted by: Marlborough Red
originally posted by: Mianeye
Demolition requires explosives, explosives make loud sounds, there were no such sounds in New York when the buildings collapsed.
The sound of demolition.
Wrong.
Demolition doesn't require explosives.
www.autostemtechnology.com...
What if this technology was around 15 years ago and no one knew anything about it....?
MR
What if this technology was around 15 years ago and no one knew anything about it....?
definatly a bang bang at the time frame of 41 seconds and the fireman certainly turns as if he heard the booms....
How and why would the lobby windows blow out from a plane hitting some 70 floors above ?...
Anyone ?
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: firerescue
Yeah right....and here I was thinking that the fuel was burned higher up in the building to make the heat needed to make the buildings fall yet you say the fuel flowed away.....hmmmmm
a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
Yeah right....and here I was thinking that the fuel was burned higher up in the building to make the heat needed to make the buildings fall yet you say the fuel flowed away.....hmmmmm
originally posted by: pteridine
originally posted by: Marlborough Red
originally posted by: Mianeye
Demolition requires explosives, explosives make loud sounds, there were no such sounds in New York when the buildings collapsed.
The sound of demolition.
Wrong.
Demolition doesn't require explosives.
www.autostemtechnology.com...
What if this technology was around 15 years ago and no one knew anything about it....?
MR
The Autostem poppers only work in boreholes and break rock by pressurizing the borehole to crack the rock. If you look at the product, it has plastic rings that seal the borehole. Look up CARDOX, a CO2 burster used in coal mining for a similar concept.
www.cardox.co.uk...
originally posted by: firerescue
a reply to: Akragon
Hijackers on Flight 93 dialed in the VOR radio beacon at Washington National airport
The Autostem and other gas generators do need enclosed boreholes. Steel is plastic and not frangible like rock or concrete and would not respond to the gas generators.
originally posted by: Marlborough Red
originally posted by: pteridine
originally posted by: Marlborough Red
originally posted by: Mianeye
Demolition requires explosives, explosives make loud sounds, there were no such sounds in New York when the buildings collapsed.
The sound of demolition.
Wrong.
Demolition doesn't require explosives.
www.autostemtechnology.com...
What if this technology was around 15 years ago and no one knew anything about it....?
MR
The Autostem poppers only work in boreholes and break rock by pressurizing the borehole to crack the rock. If you look at the product, it has plastic rings that seal the borehole. Look up CARDOX, a CO2 burster used in coal mining for a similar concept.
www.cardox.co.uk...
Autostem poppers don't exclusively only work in boreholes.
Autostem products are being used in the demolition industry here in the UK, an industry which I'm extremely closely connected to.
Initial uptake has been slow but steadily confidence is growing and these products are being used more and more in demolition to break reinforced concrete.
insidedio.blog.gov.uk...
magnoxsites.com...
solidbreaking.com...
MR
originally posted by: tmeister182
None of the WTC buildings leaned as they were falling.