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The instructor did not marvel at why the buildings collapsed in the way they did. He just explained it, as have others.
He didn't marvel at the sight of three steel highrise buildings collapsing at the speed of gravity, an unprecedented event in history? Excuse the sarcasm, but is he waiting for the Second Coming? It makes it sound like "Oh, yeah, no biggie, it's nothing I haven't seen a thousand times - yawn." Sorry if this is kind of sarcatsic too. I'm just trying to emphasize that it seems a little hard to act blase about such a monumetal event.
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At least at this point in my investigation I don't find it suspicious that all the structural members of the building seemed to fail simultaneously.
Find an honest person, expert or not, who was, for example, watching CNN, and thinking "oh man, any minute now, these two towers are gonna crumble into dust".
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Demolitions are quite unique, noisy and conspicuous. If one was going on... it would be quite obvious and every demolition expert in the world would be all over it crying foul play.
There were many people who said they heard and felt explosions. Many firefighters are quoted as well. Check this video link:
http://www.bcrevolution.ca/Video/Explosions%20everywhere.WMVQUOTE
The many attempts to show the WTC collapse as "suspicious" reveal only the proponents' ignorance about...the strength of steel...chemical reactions...and...structural systems under load.
For highly qualified opinions, look at my links on previous posts. I'm backing up these details with experts in the field, and photograghic evidence, not with some shmucks from the tinfoil hat brigade. If the molten steel and seismic spikes (see video link above) alone don't seem worthy of further investigation , I suggest the people you know widen their scope of investigation. Start by having them compare the fires in WTC 7 to any other video or photo of any other buiding fires. That way, you have to throw out that the planes helped the collapse" It doesn't easily get shrugged off as nothing suspicious.
9/11 is unlike any event in history - no serious engineer can fall back on a ny previous research that makes steel building collapses a normal event, let alone not worthy of further investigation.
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I do not accept intuition as a substitute for experience and knowledge.
Agreed, and, I would add, do not accept the 'official' explanation as God's Truth. If the immediate destruction of much of the evidence (steel) before inspection doesn't raise a red flag, then a Gov't ordered "limited investigation" should.
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An ideal mixture of aviation fuel and air, i.e. one in which there is just enough oxygen present to oxidize all the fuel, can indeed reach temperatures hot enough to melt steel, if the molten metal was even steel.
No aviation fuel was in WTC 7 - but molten steel was, so that supposition is not correct.
Here's the link that quotes the two presidents of the construction companies at the WTC seeing "molten pools of
steel" at WTC 1, 2
and 7 -
http://www.americanfreepress.net/09_03_02/...w_seismic_.htmlIt's importanht to note, however, that their suggestion to "think of the jet fuel" as a cause of it is dubious when we know that WTC 7 had no exposure to jet fuel. Info with disinfo, it 's hard to say. Maybe he said it and forgot about WTC 7 not being hit by a plane.
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I can't for the life of me find a demolitions dude who says that 'pull it' is even used in demolitions circles.
'Pull' was used twice in the same PBS special "America Rebuilds". First by Larry Silverstein, "pull it", then by a worker for the Department of Design and Construction for The City of New York. After demolishing Buildings 4 and 5, he spoke on the phone and said "we're getting ready to pull the Buiding 6."
See this link:
http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:kBXVBzR...lient=firefox-aFrom an article titled "America's First Family of Demolition", it mentions
".. the process of preparing a building for its five-second takedown as a process of carefully removing all non-essential (non load-bearing) materials, scanning blueprints, taking samples of concrete to determine its actual strength (or weakness!) -- and even, in some cases, re-building parts of the structure in order to properly pull it down." I have researched this more and found that 40 or 50 years ago, large buildings were taken down with hand labor. In those situations most interior and exterior walls had to be cabled and "pulled" in onto floors. Before you "pulled" the walls you would place old truck tires on the floor to cushion the shock and maintain the integrity of the floor your working on.
More to look into.........
.....until we speak again.......Cheers
P.S. I'm still holding out hope you'll change your mind. Thanks for keeping me on my toes though.