Gummug, on 16 February 2013 - 03:21 AM, said:
OK, I'm willing to accept that the bottom photos were cuts done by clean-up crews. That seems fairly evident and acceptable. I think, however, that that is a separate issue from the video under discussion...
Also, if you watch the whole video, he mentions using thermate (a mixture of thermite, barium nitrate and sulfur), not thermite.
Thermate is also incapable of bringing down the WTC buildings. RDX, which is used by the demolition industry, is also incapable of bringing down the WTC buildings and why the use of RDX for demolition implosion requires structural pre-weakening and the use of explosives such as dynamite, otherwise, the building will remain standing because structural loads will be redistributed as was the case when the two B-767s struck WTC1 and WTC2.
Conspiracist got the wrong idea that placing thermite on the steel columns will bring down the WTC buildings, but that is definitely not the case and would not have happened especially when both buildings suffered serious impact damage as was the case with WTC7 and yet they remained standing.
The process to prepare of building for demolition implosion is a long process that involves many people and a range of specialties, which requires many months to complete. Conspiracist need to get out that Hollywood mentality because much of what is produced in Hollywood is fictional. A case in point, the movie; "Interceptor" did not depict the KC-10, C-5 in accurate details nor events in the air force as accurate and yet people thought that is how things were.
The same can be said when conspiracy websites present highly flawed conspiracy videos on the Internet. I've reviewed many of those videos and was amazed how easily people were duped by flawed and inaccurate information, disinformation and just plain outright lies presented by those videos, especially those relating to aircraft, ACARS, transponders and radar technology, which explains why many conspiracist were duped by that hoaxed video of WTC7.
Edited by skyeagle409, 16 February 2013 - 04:08 AM.