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*The planes could not have brought down the towers in the timeframe...if at all. One of the bonuses of steel framed buildings is their ability to withstand great trauma and prelonged fires.
*Numerous explosions were experienced by many people at the scene.
*The buildings were recently taken over on a long lease and required so much money spending on them to bring them upto spec that they would've never been profitable.
*Insurance have paid out providing a near $4b profit for the lease holder.
There were hundreds of news agencies out there that day and using thousands of sources and I think you are referring to the BBC report, the statistical chance of one of them getting it wrong are high.*News agencies appeared to be working from scripts - in a couple of instances reporting events before they occured.
*Steel from the towers was sent to the other side of the world instead of being analysed for explosives etc. In other words evidence from the US's biggest crime scene was destroyed intentionally.
*Eye witness accounts state there were multiple explosions within the buildings along with a strong smell of exposives (as a military man you will agree they often have a highly destinctive smell)
*Strange activity was recorded within the buildings in the weeks leading upto 911 which has never been explained.
Nothing factual this bit, but if you were in charge of the 911 attacks, wouldn't you have sent one of the planes into the Statue of Liberty?
If you genuinely wanted to attack the US (and their liberty), the answer would surely be yes.
Brewster..... We know what you don't think happened. But what do you think happened?
Still waiting for evidence ...
Let's assume you are right. You say that timeframe, bearing in mind it's almost impossible to get firefighting equipment up there other than fire axes. Why did they need explosives, it would have come down on its own anyway within a few more hours.
Numerous fires going off numerous high pressure fire extinguishers exploding. It is impossible to answer without more detail.
That includes most buildings around the world, none of the landlords organise planes to fly into them. But this indicates a motive for the landlords of the buildings, does that mean it was them or the Government that planned this.
You have to quantify that over a time frame, if it is to account for the loss of rent for 10 years whilst the new building is built then it is about right.
There were hundreds of news agencies out there that day and using thousands of sources and I think you are referring to the BBC report, the statistical chance of one of them getting it wrong are high.
They probably thought it was obvious what happened and no real need to test for explosives. But it was there for almost a year, so it wasn't like a chinese ship there waiting to take it on Spetember 12th.
There are different types of explosives, dynamite smells different to symtex. But mostly you can't smell it. Just like after a demolition of a tower block. There is loads of dust that you would never smell it through choking on dust.
You can look back and isolate odd behaviour in anything with hindsight. But nobody is on record as logging those incidents at the time. Nobody was blogging about these odd things at the time.
To hit that thing would have took a bit more skill, it's not a big thing to hit. Many ships look down on the statue of liberty as they come in to NY.
But nope, these people are after publicity. Most publicity is in the centre of NY.
But there is no reason to plant explosives and nothing odd about anything that happened since.
BTW Sky news reporting that a group of doctors are challenging the Dr D Kelly fella not getting a inquest.
The rumour behind that is that David Cameron was the opposition shadow minister who should have held Labour to account over this. He is blocking an inquest because if it finds anything it will make him look like an idiot because he missed it.
Brewster I guess we'll just agree to disagree then mate.
It is highly unlikely that they would have come down at all due to fire - steel frame buildings just don't...
Traditonal steel frame buildings dont, but these were not traditionally constructed box frame, all the support strength was in the outer walls, both severely weakened by impact damage and fire.
There was no impact damage below the 75th floor on one tower and the 93rd of the other.
The buildings main structural strength was from it's steel core.
The amount of fuel on each plane was only enough to fill a nine foot diameter by four foot deep paddling pool - most of which burnt off on impact...and this defeated over 100,000 tonnes of structural steel? In 56 minutes?
Don't forget over 400 tonnes of plane hitting the building at 500 miles per hour.
Most sensible thing you've said in the last 24 hours![]()
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