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  • 03-11-2007 4:12 AM

    • Nielsio
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    This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

  • 03-11-2007 9:20 AM In reply to

    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Pretty convincing.


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  • 03-11-2007 5:16 PM In reply to

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    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Nathan:
    Pretty convincing.

     

    Yeah.

    I think people who were on the fence, like Stef, should really see this one. It sums up my ideas as well. The complete lack of sequential mechanism for the 'collapses' (outside controlled demolitions). And unless you have one, then you have NO explanation for the events. The government story is not knowledge. It's religion.
     

  • 03-11-2007 5:43 PM In reply to

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  • 03-11-2007 6:29 PM In reply to

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    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Greg Gauthier:

    What's the next step?

     

    In regards to the 9/11 'movement' you mean?

    Maybe you can start with saying what you think of the vid.
     

  • 03-11-2007 6:36 PM In reply to

    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    I think it's very interesting.

    What interests me more, though, than the particular physical causes of the tower collapse, is what we do with the answer to that question?  

  • 03-11-2007 8:19 PM In reply to

    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    This means that the buildings had to be rigged with explosives strategically placed on all floors below the impact floors. The explosives charges would have had to be sequenced to fire as each building was falling. This is indeed a monumental engineering feat. It doesn't seem to be the kind of quality that we've come to expect from government.

    Maybe the buildings were built with the explosives already in place.

     

    dominick
     

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  • 03-11-2007 8:30 PM In reply to

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    Dominick:
    This is indeed a monumental engineering feat. It doesn't seem to be the kind of quality that we've come to expect from government.

    The people DBA 'government,' with their vast resources, can achieve very impressive results...when they actually have an interest to do so.

  • 03-11-2007 8:34 PM In reply to

    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Free Radical:

    Dominick:
    This is indeed a monumental engineering feat. It doesn't seem to be the kind of quality that we've come to expect from government.

    The people DBA 'government,' with their vast resources, <i>can</i> achieve very impressive results...when they actually have an interest to do so.

    What do you mean? 


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  • 03-11-2007 8:40 PM In reply to

    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    I mean governments make "mistakes" on purpose. They can pull off almost anything if they really want to.
  • 03-11-2007 8:46 PM In reply to

    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Free Radical:
    The people DBA 'government,' with their vast resources, <i>can</i> achieve very impressive results...when they actually have an interest to do so.

    I don't mean to imply that it didn't happen that way, but if the government pulled it off, it would have taken a couple of decades to plan and, at least, another decade to execute.

    We're talking about a small truckload of explosives for each floor in each tower. There's also the necessity of placing them without being detected or arousing suspicion. 

    It does kind of make you wonder what other buildings may be similarly fitted for use in the next surprise. Could be all of them, huh?

     

    dominick 

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  • 03-11-2007 9:17 PM In reply to

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    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    I can't claim to know how it happened, though I am, and have been, thoroughly convinced that the official explanation is not possible.

    But I still don't know what the difference is.  Before 9/11, gov't = non-existent/immoral, people still loved it.  After 9/11, gov't shown yet again to be immoral (if not non-existent), people will just wipe it off as "wrong guys in charge".  I guess I'm with Greg -- what's next?  What does this knowledge do?  If tremendous effort is expended to get make this particular truth public knowledge, is the result an incremental step towards a stateless society?

    Right now, my feeling is "unlikely at best".

     

  • 03-11-2007 9:24 PM In reply to

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    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    my architectural technology professor disagrees with you niels
  • 03-12-2007 3:31 AM In reply to

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    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Dominick:

    This means that the buildings had to be rigged with explosives strategically placed on all floors below the impact floors. The explosives charges would have had to be sequenced to fire as each building was falling.

    Correct. 

     

    This is indeed a monumental engineering feat.

    How so. This technology has been around for a long time. 

     

    It doesn't seem to be the kind of quality that we've come to expect from government.

    The govt doesn't care about providing good healthcare. The govt does care about transferring money from the taxpayer to itself and it's buddies. It also cares about having people believe in it's virtue. I think the govt is doing an absolutely amazing job at doing all those things. So if we look at education, the type of quality you're talking about is completely different from the type of quality they want it to be.

    So the 'the govt is imcompetent' claim is a complete misrepresentation of the nature and goal of government.

     

    Maybe the buildings were built with the explosives already in place.

    Not necessarily.

    There were unusual and long (and unprecedented) powerdowns with lots of engineers coming in and out in the buildings prior to 9/11. Bomb sniffing dogs were removed. And George Bush's brother and nephew were in charge of the company that was in control of security of the WTC complexes.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc1y33bCUJc
     

  • 03-12-2007 3:48 AM In reply to

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    Re: This pretty much sums it up (9/11)

    Darch:
    my architectural technology professor disagrees with you niels

     

    On incentives: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QajDxF9uEf4 

     

    What are his and more specifically your ideas concerning the complete lack of sequential mechanisms.

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