So you dont care that NIST fabricated an answer without doing a bit of scientific research top support it? |
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911 was an inside job
911 was NOT an inside job
Government sponsored terrorism. Military false flag operation.
All because of Bin Laden. I trust the government.
So you dont care that NIST fabricated an answer without doing a bit of scientific research top support it? |
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This video has footage of the collapse that clearly shows the bowing of the outer columns in the context of the NIST report. The bowing is quite clear : |
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Last edited by R.D.735; 11-12-2007 at 09:54 PM.
The video you just posted clearly shows at minute 2:24 the demolition wave advancing ahead of the collapsing building. |
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Good old memeticverb. I knew I could count on you while I was away. |
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After watching "Zeitgeist," I'm inclined to believe the conspiracy theorists. Or at the very least, if the government didn't do it, they sure as hell let it happen on purpose despite knowing about it, so that they could advance war in the Middle East. Just like FDR with Pearl Harbor. |
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-LD Count since rejoining in Dec. 2009: 21
No dream goals at the moment...just flying and letting stuff happen is kinda fun, and it's hard to motivate myself to try LDing lately.
Zeitgeist is pretty good, but contains too much erroneous speculation. A better one, made by one of the largest groups of 9/11 families is Improbable Collapse: The Demolition of Our Republic |
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Another good one that was actually made by conservatives is : 9/11 Mysteries |
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we are kicking ass in the poll. So why does the media try and ignore it all. They are losing. |
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Last edited by Mystic7; 12-05-2007 at 03:51 AM.
Starting the debate anew is too tempting! Here are a couple of videos that can help make a point: Do we know as much as we think we know? |
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The thing about these videos is they receive wrong answers AND lots of right answers. I'm sure they probably received 70% right answers and 30% wrong answers (but I can't verify that) but they will only show you the wrong answers to verify their case. |
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Things are not as they seem
Occasion 1: |
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Last edited by Jeff777; 12-06-2007 at 01:14 AM.
Things are not as they seem
Jeff I understand what your saying but even one person who can't remember 911 is something absurd. We can't afford to have those kinds of people walking around the street randomly. |
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I agree. Let's kill them. |
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I refuse to contribute to the actual debate over 9/11. However, I would like to suggest for those of you interested in it to consider watching the following satire: |
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Thanks for posting that. It is a great episode. It illustrates just how high of an opinion of U.S. government competence 9/11 conspiracy theorists have. |
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You are dreaming right now.
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Last edited by Jeff777; 12-07-2007 at 06:39 AM.
Things are not as they seem
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I was hoping someone would reply to my post. I'll narrow it to just one request: |
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Maybe that is why they don't use concrete columns for buildings? But I think I see what you are getting at if you are trying to say that this behavior explains the conical jets of debris seen shooting out of the side of the twin towers at around 160mph. Or are you directing this counter-example to the argument that the amount of dust produced in the WTC collapses was far too great for gravity-driven energy? |
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It was, indeed, directed at both of those observations, as well as the point that mundane events can be inexplicable without knowing the relevant science behind them. More complex events require a proportionate degree of scientific understanding in order to analyze them. I'm not questioning the credentials of the professionals who are on either side of the debate, of course, just the amateurs(including me) participating in it here. |
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Wouldn't he have seen it on TV anyway? The video was repeatedly broadcast that day, so Bush could have seen it after his trip to the school. |
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