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From: "Dan Minette" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Killer Bs Discussion'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 1:17 PM
Subject: RE: Physics Prof Finds Thermate in WTC Physical Samples


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> All of this makes sense to me, and is consistent with what I see on 
> the
> videos of the collapse.

Well of course it does Dan. The explanations these gentlemen give are 
tailored to explain what was seen in the evidence, what they don't do 
is eliminate alternate explanations and that is the item that I would 
like to see.
I would even trust your judgement of such an endevour, but such has 
not been undertaken or even really been officially commented on. (At 
least I have not become aware of it and that is also within the realms 
of possibility<G>)

>It seems that you are very skeptical about the
> analysis that was done.  I'm trying to find out why you think these 
> guys are
> wrong.
>
It is that it is *an* explanation, but not neccessarily *the* 
explanation.
>
>
> I'm also trying to understand what you believe might have happened. 
> I can
> think of a couple theoretical possibilities.
>
> 1) There no hijacked planes.  The pictures of the second plane 
> flying into
> the WTC faked were faked.

Then the witnesses would have to be faked also, but there are just too 
many of them for that to be true.

>
> 2) The planes did hit the building, but explosive charges were set 
> off in
> the floors that they hit.
>

Bingo, and it resides as a suspicion, not a belief. None of the 
"official explanations" precludes the sort of conspiracy required. The 
conspiracy theorists addressed such right from the get-go.
Now, I'm *not* saying that the conspiracy theorists are correct or 
that any of what they say is true, but very little of what they say 
has been "without doubt" eliminated as a possibility. (The point being 
that they say quite a bit and it goes pretty much unchallenged and/or 
ignored)

As we have previously discussed, my main concern is that all three 
buildings collapsed fairly well into their basements with about as 
little collateral damage as could be possible.
Why pancaking and not toppling?
>From your post:
" He noted that
videotapes showed some tilting of the top portion of the south tower 
before
it collapsed. 'This indicates the buckling of one building face while 
the
adjacent face was bending.' After that, the upper portions of the 
tower are
shown disintegrating, with 'a dynamic effect and amplification 
process'"

Why was this tilting not "amplified"? It should have been.

xponent
Always Questions Maru
rob 


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