Whats your take on this Jimbeux
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQJF2hK9WBY&fea...
seems strange???
watch at 2 min 40 seconds
seems strange???
watch at 2 min 40 seconds
Edited by pete a on Wednesday 8th September 13:50
so busy they report a 47 story skyscraper has collapsed and talk about it in the past tense 23 minutes before it has collapsed, even though it is clearly still visible in the background of the reporter.
note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
pete a said:
note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
Maybe these didn't collapse just due to some fire, maybe something else happened that day. Can anyone think of something else that might have damaged a building on Sept' 11th?
Colin 1985 said:
pete a said:
note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
Maybe these didn't collapse just due to some fire, maybe something else happened that day. Can anyone think of something else that might have damaged a building on Sept' 11th?
the controlled demolition and staged "attacks" on 2x very tall buildings nearby?
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pete a said:
so busy they report a 47 story skyscraper has collapsed and talk about it in the past tense 23 minutes before it has collapsed, even though it is clearly still visible in the background of the reporter.
note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
Of course not, despite a quick Google coming up with the McCormick Center in Chicago, the Kader toy factory in Singapore, the Sight and Sound Theater in Pennsylvania... and more. All steel-structured buildings that collapsed as a result of fire and all of which didn't even have as many floors, (and therefore less stresses), than that building.note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
I don't know what Jimbeux's take on this is but I can guess it's similar to mine: do at least a little bit of research before spouting drivel.
Dixie68 said:
pete a said:
so busy they report a 47 story skyscraper has collapsed and talk about it in the past tense 23 minutes before it has collapsed, even though it is clearly still visible in the background of the reporter.
note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
Of course not, despite a quick Google coming up with the McCormick Center in Chicago, the Kader toy factory in Singapore, the Sight and Sound Theater in Pennsylvania... and more. All steel-structured buildings that collapsed as a result of fire and all of which didn't even have as many floors, (and therefore less stresses), than that building.note to add, a steel structured skyscraper had never collapsed due to a fire before the twin towers that morning,(or since) which made it unlikly to happen just because it was ablaze.
I don't know what Jimbeux's take on this is but I can guess it's similar to mine: do at least a little bit of research before spouting drivel.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/compare/f...
Edited by pete a on Wednesday 8th September 19:01
pete a said:
Dixie68 said:
Of course not, despite a quick Google coming up with the McCormick Center in Chicago, the Kader toy factory in Singapore, the Sight and Sound Theater in Pennsylvania... and more. All steel-structured buildings that collapsed as a result of fire and all of which didn't even have as many floors, (and therefore less stresses), than that building.
I don't know what Jimbeux's take on this is but I can guess it's similar to mine: do at least a little bit of research before spouting drivel.
none of those buildings were steel structured SKYSCRAPERS!!! of a similar design as the three that collapsed on 9/11, if you are going to preach about research you should at least do it properly.I don't know what Jimbeux's take on this is but I can guess it's similar to mine: do at least a little bit of research before spouting drivel.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/compare/f...
Because you can link to an article showing your side of the argument doesn't mean you're right you know?
Here's a link from me - what do I win?
Dixie68 said:
pete a said:
Dixie68 said:
Of course not, despite a quick Google coming up with the McCormick Center in Chicago, the Kader toy factory in Singapore, the Sight and Sound Theater in Pennsylvania... and more. All steel-structured buildings that collapsed as a result of fire and all of which didn't even have as many floors, (and therefore less stresses), than that building.
I don't know what Jimbeux's take on this is but I can guess it's similar to mine: do at least a little bit of research before spouting drivel.
none of those buildings were steel structured SKYSCRAPERS!!! of a similar design as the three that collapsed on 9/11, if you are going to preach about research you should at least do it properly.I don't know what Jimbeux's take on this is but I can guess it's similar to mine: do at least a little bit of research before spouting drivel.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/compare/f...
Because you can link to an article showing your side of the argument doesn't mean you're right you know?
Here's a link from me - what do I win?
grumbledoak said:
I don't tend to watch BBC World, but it does say 'Update' - could they be replaying a previously shown live interview, but actually putting live subtitles over it?
Now that is just crazy talk. Repeating interviews on the news was only invented after 9/11.Whats any of this got to do with Jimbeux, is he a skyscraper demolitions expert?
EDLT said:
grumbledoak said:
I don't tend to watch BBC World, but it does say 'Update' - could they be replaying a previously shown live interview, but actually putting live subtitles over it?
Now that is just crazy talk. Repeating interviews on the news was only invented after 9/11.Whats any of this got to do with Jimbeux, is he a skyscraper demolitions expert?
I wish this forum had an ignore button.
EDLT said:
grumbledoak said:
I don't tend to watch BBC World, but it does say 'Update' - could they be replaying a previously shown live interview, but actually putting live subtitles over it?
Now that is just crazy talk. Repeating interviews on the news was only invented after 9/11.Whats any of this got to do with Jimbeux, is he a skyscraper demolitions expert?
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Nice one, I genuinely laughed at that