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| Originally posted by culorut |
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| Originally posted by Krypton Never forget a building hit that building. |
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| Originally posted by culorut Yes because debris from another building causes other buildings to blow up. |
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| Still trying to convince yourself? |
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| Originally posted by culorut Yes because debris from another building causes other buildings to blow up. |
We should just close these stupid 9/11 threads on sight; they always degenerate into this non-sense.
Everyone getting mad because the Beijing building did not crumble?
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| WTC7 building blew up? Wow, what else is new? Space aliens have landed? |
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| Originally posted by culorut Everyone getting mad because the Beijing building did not crumble? |
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| Originally posted by culorut Yes it did actually, fires do not cause buildings to come down in that fashion and neither does debris. Space aliens? Nope just some cutting charges needed. |
You believe a building collapsed straight down for the first time in history in that fashion and make fun of others when the only way to justify it is some trash paper from NIST?
Where is the building that slammed into WTC7 to cause it to fall then? Just talk if you cannot back it up champ. The very report you posted from NIST does not mention that this caused the collapse, they blame it on over exaggerated office fires and thermal expansion.
How come no other buildings have come down due to office fires and thermal expansion in the same fashion as WTC7, should be easy to answer as there have been many buildings on fire much stronger than WTC7 but not one of you has been able to yet....
And don't give me BS about the buildings are built differently, WTC7 housed some serious tenants (CIA, Secret Service, IRS, etc) and was a bunker in case of emergency. It was built much better.
http://www.wtc7.net/background.html
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| Originally posted by culorut You believe a building collapsed straight down for the first time in history in that fashion and make fun of others when the only way to justify it is some trash paper from NIST? |
? The NIST report is the most conclusive, scientific, report regarding this issue. You and your ilk's pathetic attempts to discredit it are laughable. Your alternative, controlled demolition, is fallacious, presents a false dichotomy, and has no physical evidence with which to present. We generally call such views "fairy tales"...
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| Where is the building that slammed into WTC7 to cause it to fall then? Just talk if you cannot back it up champ. The very report you posted from NIST does not mention that this caused the collapse, they blame it on over exaggerated office fires and thermal expansion. |
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| How come no other buildings have come down due to office fires and thermal expansion in the same fashion as WTC7, should be easy to answer as there have been many buildings on fire much stronger than WTC7 but not one of you has been able to yet.... |
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| And don't give me BS about the buildings are built differently, WTC7 housed some serious tenants (CIA, Secret Service, IRS, etc) and was a bunker in case of emergency. It was built much better. http://www.wtc7.net/background.html |
Office fires and debris? LOL, yeah right.
Reminds me of something....flashes, timing, it's bang on.
reminds of something again.....
Why are the above companies wasting all these man hours installing cutting charges when all they have to do is light a match to cause "thermal expansion" according to NIST?
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| Originally posted by culorut Office fires and debris? LOL, yeah right. |
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| Originally posted by culorut Why are the above companies wasting all these man hours installing cutting charges when all they have to do is light a match to cause "thermal expansion" according to NIST? |
Yeah, bang on again...Stick to NIST's fairy tale if you want.
WTC7 controlled demolition, side-by-side video
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| Originally posted by culorut |
Actually it's scary just how exact the video shows two buildings being demolished in the same way.
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| It's stupid to compare any two structures that aren't architecturally similar. It's also stupid to say "no building has ever in the history of the world fallen due to fire." |
Photos really do say a million words. Everything untouched but the insurance policy, how convenient.

Culorut, double/triple post just once again, and this thread will be automatically closed. Tabbed browsing does wonders.
Also, unless someone manages to explain (coherently) what the hell an ordinary fire has to do with a building that collapsed after an air plane flew into it, this thread shall also be closed tomorrow morning.
Next thing you know, someone's going to ask why Australia hasn't collapsed yet! Maybe a plane even crashed in the outback, further proving their point!
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| Also, unless someone manages to explain (coherently) what the hell an ordinary fire has to do with a building that collapsed after an air plane flew into it, this thread shall also be closed tomorrow morning. |
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| Originally posted by Krypton ANd once again. Reading comprehension. It wasn't just fire that caused the collapse. It was several other factors combined, which you conviently ignore. |
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| NIST WTC 7 Investigation Finds Building Fires Caused Collapse |
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| Determining the probable collapse sequence for WTC 7, NIST found that the impact of debris from the collapse of WTC 1 ignited fires on at least 10 floors of WTC 7, and the fires burned out of control on six lower floors. The heat from these uncontrolled fires caused thermal expansion of the steel beams on the lower floors of the east side of WTC 7, damaging the floor framing on multiple floors. Eventually, a girder on Floor 13 lost its connection to a critical interior column that provided support for the long floor spans on the east side of the building. The displaced girder and other local fire-induced damage caused Floor 13 to collapse, beginning a cascade of floor failures down to the fifth floor. Many of these floors had already been at least partially weakened by the fires in the vicinity of the critical column. This collapse of floors left the critical column unsupported over nine stories. |
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| Originally posted by culorut Yeah, bang on again...Stick to NIST's fairy tale if you want. |
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