HannibaltheHerbivore wrote:
Steel skyscrapers don't turn to dust without something making that happen.
they werent actualy made of steel, though, were they ?
we have not even got stated and your alol ready disinfoing
HannibaltheHerbivore wrote:
Steel skyscrapers don't turn to dust without something making that happen.
jezza wrote:The towers had steel columns forming a core designed to withstand a passenger plane crashing into it.
jezza wrote:The towers had steel columns forming a core designed to withstand a passenger plane crashing into it. There was no "secret technology" that brought the towers down. Just Bush's brothers security company and some demolition guys. Check out building 7. Its the smoking gun to the whole thing.
HannibaltheHerbivore wrote:jezza wrote:The towers had steel columns forming a core designed to withstand a passenger plane crashing into it. There was no "secret technology" that brought the towers down. Just Bush's brothers security company and some demolition guys. Check out building 7. Its the smoking gun to the whole thing.
How do you explain the lack of the seismic signal when WTC7 came down? How is it possible for a building that size to collapse to the ground in a controlled demolition without causing any significant seismic signal?
And how is it possible for buildings to come down in a controlled demolition at a rate faster than what is actually physically possible?
How do you explain the lack of steel after the so-called collapse, and how do you explain the fact that the steel can be seen turning to dust?
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jezza wrote:I've seen an interview with the guy who designed the towers saying they were designed to withstand an impact from a Boeing 707, The largest plane in 1973. Pretty much same size as the plane that hit on 911. It's not a lie! The dude had his office at the top of one of the towers. If i was designing a tower that high i'd make pretty damn sure it was designed to withstand anything flying into it. Show me how thats a lie
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