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Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - Carnos Jax - 10-24-2012 ztirffritz wrote: You're kidding, right? Two of the tallest buildings in the city collapse and you don't think that a third building next to it might be affected? The fact that it didn't liquify the ground at Ground Zero and bring down several blocks is a miracle in my opinion. I always assumed debris from one of the other towers took out WTC 7. But I never thought deeply about it. The ground 'liquifying' as a result of the collapse of the other two towers (and hence the 'earthquakes' they might have generated) seems plausible, but has anyone actually looked into it? Now that i think about it, why didn't WTC 7 collapse immediately as a result of the liquefaction (I assume it was some time afterwards). Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - decay - 10-24-2012 my first link is the official breakdown of what happened. the 2nd is the skeptic site. posted both for balance. Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - Carnos Jax - 10-24-2012 decay wrote: Interesting decay. So NIST (which is a respected organization) says it was fire initiated by debris from the collapse of WTC's 1 & 2? Considering they're reputation, I can accept that...it seems plausible to me. But it seems they're suggesting WTC 7 is almost unique (compared to other tall buildings around the world) in its vulnerability to collapse due to fire (needless to say that was what (primarily?) caused WTC's 1 & 2's collapse). Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - Uncle Wig - 10-24-2012 decay wrote: In your first statement you say that there has never been a good, believable explanation. But you post a link to exactly that. Why you'd believe a conspiracy site without a shred of evidence and no expertise over a thorough engineering-based study is baffling to me. Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - vision63 - 10-24-2012 Uncle Wig wrote: In your first statement you say that there has never been a good, believable explanation. But you post a link to exactly that. Why you'd believe a conspiracy site without a shred of evidence and no expertise over a thorough engineering-based study is baffling to me. Because - Milhouse:The Rand Corporation, in conjunction with the saucer people. Bart: Thank You! Milhouse: Under the supervision of the reverse vampires, are forcing our parents to go to bed early, in a fiendish plot to eliminate the meal of dinner. We're through the looking glass here, people. Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - decay - 10-24-2012 don't you think that a thorough study could be biased in any way? that the 'powers that be' have no influence on the official explanation? ever hear of the Kennedy Assassination? Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - hal - 10-24-2012 There was a quite a large contingent within this group that suspected the bush admin of complicity in 911 - good thing that most of the archives are lost now. Decay wasn't alone - many are still here... they're just quiet about it now... Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - pRICE cUBE - 10-24-2012 Believe what you will but I certainly wouldn't get my 9/11 news from a guy who is known for "reviewing" lenses he doesn't actually have in his possession for testing. Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - M A V I C - 10-24-2012 pRICE cUBE wrote: Fixed. Re: How about that Ken Rockwell - Lew Zealand - 10-24-2012 decay wrote: Yes. Bias is everywhere. You are implying fabrication and conspiracy, though, which is different. decay wrote:Yes. Influence is different than fabrication and conspiracy. decay wrote:Yes. He apparently was assassinated but that was before my time so I have to assume that his presidency was also fabricated. In fact, I've never been to Dallas so Dallas is fabricated, too. Probably out of concrete and glass. |