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9/11 documentary
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tjagainFull Member
turnerguy I just picked one at random
36.58 – Paper in April 2009 Open Chemical Physics Journal “Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 WTC Catastrophe”.
2 minutes with google showed me several complete debunkings of this one
The samples tested in that “paper” had no documented chain of custody meaning that they could have come from anywhere and / or could have been contaminated. Thermite of this type cannot possibly have cut the beams.
~from Wiki
“Regarding Jones’ theory that nanothermite was used to bring down the towers, and the assertion that thermite and nanothermite composites were found in the dust and debris were found following the collapse of the three buildings, which was concluded to be proof that explosives brought down the buildings,[7][8][9][13] Brent Blanchard, author of “A History of Explosive Demolition in America”,[89] states that questions about the viability of Jones’ theories remain unanswered, such as the fact that no demolition personnel noticed any telltale signs of thermite during the eight months of debris removal following the towers’ collapse. Blanchard also stated that a verifiable chain of possession needs to be established for the tested beams, which did not occur with the beams Jones tested, raising questions of whether the metal pieces tested could have been cut away from the debris pile with acetylene torches, shears, or other potentially contaminated equipment while on site, or exposed to trace amounts of thermite or other compounds while being handled, while in storage, or while being transferred from Ground Zero to memorial sites.[90] Dave Thomas of Skeptical Inquirer magazine, noting that the residue in question was claimed to be thermitic because of its iron oxide and aluminum composition, pointed out that these substances are found in many items common to the towers. Thomas stated that in order to cut through a vertical steel beam, special high-temperature containment must be added to prevent the molten iron from dropping down, and that the thermite reaction is too slow for it to be practically used in building demolition. Thomas pointed out that when Jesse Ventura hired New Mexico Tech to conduct a demonstration showing nanothermite slicing through a large steel beam, the nanothermite produced copious flame and smoke but no damage to the beam, even though it was in a horizontal, and therefore optimal position.[91]”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Trade_Center_controlled_demolition_conspiracy_theoriesI can’t be arsed copying and pasting the references but once again we get the total bollox being spoken. that theory has been comprehensively debunked contrary to what turnerguy says
jonnyboiFull Member35.26 Associate Professor. Emeritus, Uni of Copenhagen, saying that unreacted thermitic material was found in the dust. Prime indication of thermitic reaction.
@turnerguy, is there a written report detailing how this was established?
I find the use of ‘unreacted’ particularly incendiary, seeing as thermite is basically iron oxide and aluminum powder?
slowoldmanFull MemberHave a read through Structural Fire Response and Probable Collapse Sequence of the World Trade Center Towers Chapter 9 – Probable Collapse Sequences and tell me what you think is implausible.
There is much supporting information/analysis/modeling earlier in the document should you need it.
outofbreathFree MemberOnly steel framed hi-rise to ever collapse from office fires.
Plasco Building in Tehran.
amediasFree MemberThis isn’t supposed to be adversarial. I put forward another mode of collapse, that of uneven failure rates.
Adversarial or not you haven’t actually put forward another manner of collapse, you’ve said things like ‘differential loading’ and chaotic interaction but not said how you think this would chnage the mode of collapse, what difference would you expect to see? how would you explain such differnces?
If as you posit, bits failed at differnt rates, what do you think the outcome of that would be? I’m genuinely asking you to explain what you think would happen.
For example, do you think left side of tower collapses, with right side left standing or some thing like that?
though 100% is very unusual
Fine, there’s always the 0.000000000000000001% chance that something else might happen, but if you’re arguing for us paying attention to the 0.000000000000000001% then you still need to explain the mechanisms at work.
The only way to get that building to do anything other than fall into it’s own footprint would be with massive external lateral forces acting on the majority of the mass of the building as it fell, something which demonstrably did not happen.
in it failing in a different way.
define different, this is the bit I’m asking…
CM, what I can’t work out from your postings is whether you genuinely don’t understand and are trying to further your knowledge, or if you think you know better already?
If it’s the former then you questions would perhaps be better resolved by you listening to the explanations given and doing some more research/learning on the mechanics and physics involved so you can actually discuss specific points with whch you disagree, so far some of your comments suggest a lack of understanding.
If it’s the latter than we await your alternative explanation so we can review your workings accordingly and discuss any points which raise disagreement.
GrahamSFull Memberredsox & rhinofive: flat earth thread is this way:
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/these-make-the-truthers-look-sensible
(and that flat earth image is all wrong. Only an imbecile would believe that. Where are the ice walls dammit?)
downshepFull MemberHow big was the room to accommodate the five tonne elephant dropped from a crane?
RamseyNeilFree Memberwhitestone – Member
@maxtorque – a (the) classic example of probability being counter-intuitive is “How big a group of people do you need for it to become more likely that at least two of them share the same birthday?”Even with a finite number of options (365 if you disregard leap years) most people would guess at some very large number but the answer is 23.
I take it you mean more than 50% likely otherwise that makes no sense whatsoever .
CharlieMungusFree MemberAdversarial or not you haven’t actually put forward another manner of collapse, you’ve said things like ‘differential loading’ and chaotic interaction but not said how you think this would chnage the mode of collapse, what difference would you expect to see? how would you explain such differnces?
no, i was talking of another mode. What would i expect to see? As the result of a chaotic process?
Well, anything. For example, it would collapse unevenly, or stop collapsing, or topple, or split, anything really. The mechanism isn’t the issue here. The probabilistic approach only needs to know that it is possible.
If as you say
“The only way to get that building to do anything other than fall into it’s own footprint would be with massive external lateral forces acting on the majority of the mass of the building as it fell, something which demonstrably did not happen.” Then as an aside you would have to accept that all the talk of 6 months of demolition planning etc. was just wrong. I can’t remember if that was a point you made. But just for clarity. Pretty much any large randomly placed internal explosion would have produced the same result?It’s not to make a point, it’s to establish a probability. but if you say that probability is .00000001% then fine. For all intents and purposes, that’s the only way the building can fall. It allows us to move forward.
amediasFree MemberWell, anything. For example, it would collapse unevenly, or stop collapsing, or topple, or split, anything really. The mechanism isn’t the issue here. The probabilistic approach only needs to know that it is possible.
Which is why we discussed such things over the last few pages to refute the possibilities.
It can’t topple because ‘physics’
It can’t only collpase half way and then stop becasue ‘physics;
It can’t split because ‘construction type’“it would collapse unevenly” <– I don’t know what you actually mean by this as you’ve provided no description. To me it sounds like a catch-all term for the above.
Hence the repeated ‘it could only ever collapse downwards into its footprint’, this is not evidence of demolition, nor does it increase the possibility of it having been demolished. The only thing that could increase the probability of demolition would be acutal evidence of demolition of which ‘falling neatly’ is not, and nor has any other such evidence yet been presented.
I will gladly change my mind about demolition if and when credible evidence is presented, so far it has not been. I happen to not think it’s likely either, but thats another matter…I’m still willing to consider it if it does appear.
It’s not to make a point, it’s to establish a probability. but if you say that probability is .00000001% then fine. For all intents and purposes, that’s the only way the building can fall. It allows us to move forward.
There’s been nothing stopping us moving forward at all! But if it takes a stranger on the internet to say .00000001% then so be it…
CharlieMungusFree MemberThere’s been nothing stopping us moving forward at all!
Well, without an a priori estimate, I’d like to see how you move forward with a Bayesian calculation!
amediasFree MemberI’m rapidly approaching the point at which I stop interacting with this thread and revert to observation only. A position I perhaps should have stayed at from the beggining…
5plusn8Free MemberI know what you mean, it was a laugh for while but in the end you just get more and more meaningless response.
maxtorqueFull MemberAs i said way back on page 1, you cant’ argue with a CT. They’ve already made their mind up.
It’s like Moon Hoax theorists, when one says “we never landed on the moon” the best response is to simply punch them, as hard and fast as possible in the face. When they’ve regained consciousness, wiped the blood up and say “why did you do that” you simply reply “do what?”…. 😉
redsoxFree Member(and that flat earth image is all wrong. Only an imbecile would believe that. Where are the ice walls dammit?)
TurnerGuyFree MemberI can’t be arsed copying and pasting the references but once again we get the total bollox being spoken. that theory has been comprehensively debunked contrary to what turnerguy says
so you can’t be arsed, but I took the time out documenting what and where the video said things 🙄
Note again that I never said this stuff was true, I just the video was compelling.
5plusn8Free MemberFor example, it would collapse unevenly, or stop collapsing, or topple, or split, anything really. The mechanism isn’t the issue here. The probabilistic approach only needs to know that it is possible.
Charlie, see the first one that went down, it started to topple. it moved towards the point of impact where the most damage was. When this movement was enough to break any remaining connections in the undamaged area then gravity took hold and it went straight down. Eg, once 40 odd floors was free to move it was actually constrained by its mass and gravity to go straight down. There was nothing in its way strong enough to deflect it.
To me that means because of the building design and construction there is only one failure mode of collapse once it starts to collapse.tjagainFull MemberBut you did say no one had debunked the various claims you listed. Two mins gave me links to 3 papers in reputable peer reviewed papers debunking one of the ones you said had never been debunked.
the paper I looked at that you said was never debunked was also published on a self publishing journal where the editor resigned over it being put on there before approval
I did leave you the wiki link where you can find the links
the video is only compelling if you are credulous. As soon as you actually look into the claims they are complete nonsense.
jonnyboiFull Memberso you can’t be arsed, but I took the time out documenting what and where the video said things
Note again that I never said this stuff was true, I just the video was compelling.
And at least two of us picked a point at random and managed to refute them quite easily. Considering all the factual evidence that has been put to you, do you still consider the video to be compelling?
ctkFull MemberApart from 9/11 has America ever done any other false flag operations?
JunkyardFree Memberon its own soil with this level of destruction?
Was it not over 50% of americans were willing to bomb a Muslim sounding country that never existed?
Even if they wanted a false flag op, to justify a war, it did not require this level of death and destruction
DracFull MemberNote again that I never said this stuff was true, I just the video was compelling.
But when people pointed out it wasn’t true you argued against them. 😐
cheekyboyFree MemberSo to sum up can I assume that all of the
believers
have read in full the official 9/11 commission report and that they are in full agreement of all of its findings ?Were you all similarly convinced by the Whitehouse assertions prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. I wasnt.
I am a total sceptic to the whole official story and will definitely read the commission report to see if it can alter that.
On the points regarding whistleblowers, the vitriol displayed on this one insignificant little MTB chat forum towards any form of reasonable scepticism is proof in itself that any one person coming forward would be silenced, smeared, derided and basically hung out to dry.
budgierider67Full MemberSo based on that we can assume that if there was a conspiracy to blow up the world trade centre at least one whistleblower would have been identified by now, no?
Absolutely. According to this peer-reviewed research paper, less than 800 people had to be in on it for it to have had a whistleblower by now.
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0147905
DracFull MemberSo to sum up can I assume that all of the believers and none believers have read in full the official 9/11 commission report and that they are in full agreement or disagreement of all of its findings ?
nealgloverFree MemberI am a total sceptic to the whole official story
Fair enough.
and will definitely read the commission report to see if it can alter that
Ah. So you haven’t actually read the official report that you are “a total sceptic” of 🙄
How about you get on with that first. And then come back and tell us about the bits you don’t agree with, and explain why.
jivehoneyjiveFree MemberGoodness me, is this thread still going?
Well as regards the commission report, let’s not forget:
The 9/11 Commission – The myth that the 9/11 commission report represents an adequate investigation into the events of 9/11 is perhaps best exposed by the commissioners themselves, 6 out of 10 of whom have questioned the commission and its conclusions personally (namely Kean and Hamilton, Kerrey, Roemer, Lehman and Cleland). Commission co-chairman Thomas Kean once famously remarked that the Commission was “set up to fail.” Commission members considered bringing criminal charges against Pentagon officials who had deliberately lied to them about the military’s complete lack of response on that day. One of the commissioners, Max Cleland, even resigned because the commission had been “deliberately compromised by the president of the United States.”
nealgloverFree MemberOn the points regarding whistleblowers, the vitriol displayed on this one insignificant little MTB chat forum towards any form of reasonable scepticism
To be fair, if there has been any vitriol, it’s not been aimed at anyone displaying “reasonable scepticism”
It’s been aimed at the sort of people that repeatedly say “yeah but…,. Blah” whenever they are challenged with actual facts to counter their pet YouTube vid.
jivehoneyjiveFree MemberJust to clarify, this is the president of the united states they’re referring to…
greatbeardedoneFree MemberNo ones provided an explanation as to where the debris from the collapse of ALL the wtc towers went.
Yes, it may have taken eight months worth of trucks to haul the debris out, but there were a lot of buildings involved.
I’ve yet to read the Judy woods book, (I’m holding out for the kindle edition!), but I believe that she mentions trucks arriving with dirt to ‘dampen down’ the fires, and then hauling it out to be replaced with fresh dirt…
JunkyardFree MemberNo ones provided an explanation as to where the debris from the collapse of ALL the wtc towers went.
I can no longer tell what is a piss take and what some folk actually believe
The towers were processed with the weapon and turned to dust from within for a period before they collapsed. Watch steel turn to dust before your eyes.
the proof of this is apparently there was no debris from the 25 seconds of my life I wont get back from that link
Some of this shit make god sound credible, well researched and rational
davidtaylforthFree MemberThe towers were processed with the weapon and turned to dust from within for a period before they collapsed. Watch steel turn to dust before your eyes.
There’s something definitely not quite right about the way they collapse; watch them. You’ll see they fall straight down like a controlled demolition, you can even see what looks like small explosions/charges being detonated.
TurnerGuyFree MemberBut you did say no one had debunked the various claims you listed.
the video said that, all the comments in that list were derived from the video.
TurnerGuyFree MemberBut when people pointed out it wasn’t true you argued against them.
we woouldn’t have got to 19 pages if someone didn’t argue.
It was obvious no-one was watching the video, I was trying to spark some interest in watching it.
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