talk.politics.misc

On Sep 21, 2:19 pm, ady...@ (Al Dykes) wrote:
> In article < ...@ >,
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> Henry <9...@ > wrote:
> >Rob Kleinschmidt wrote:
> >> On Sep 19, 5:58 pm, Henry <9...@ > wrote:
> >>> Rob Kleinschmidt wrote:
> >>>> On Sep 15, 1:47 pm, Henry <9...@ > wrote:
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> >>>>> A while back you said that Dr. Steven Jones had no credibility
> >>>>> because of his research on cold fusion. What were you referring to,
> >>>>> specifically? Any idea at all, or were you just spewing more
> >>>>> insupportable Rob K. 9-11 kook drivel?
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> >>>> If Jones has some real expertise in some area, I'm very happy
> >>>> for him.
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> >>> So, you know nothing about Dr. Jones' research, yet you insist
> >>> that he has no credibility because of his research on cold fusion.
> >>> Good "thinking".
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> > No comment, eh? Hard to defend that sort of a nonsesnical,
> >unfounded accustation, isn't it? It also make syou look very
> >foolish and poorly informed.
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> >> Nobody, not Jones or your structural engineers
> >> or anybody else has ever produced a credible detailed
> >> demolition scenario showing quanitity, type and placement
> >> of explosives.
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> > Of course they have. What has yet to be demonstrated, is
> >how fires could have dropped WTC7 or the towers at virtual
> >free fall speed and perfect symmetry. Can you find anyone
> >who can explain how that could have taken place? Also, since
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> For now, we know for sure that WTC7 was damaged and burning for hours.
> Firemen had no water to fight the fire and they knew, even before noon,
> that it was going to collapse.

As far as I know, nobody has **ever** demonstrated that
it was practical or possible to bring down a steel framed
building with thermite or whatever else these guys are
speculating about. The "evidence" I know of is

Jones cites an off topic reference in an ordinance disposal
patent "thermite is used to demolish structures". Nothing
in the patent or elsewhere backs this assertion.

A patent for a thermite match that claims to have burned a
one inch hole in a piece of 1/4" steel.

A grant to Livermore labs dated 2002, a almost a full year after
9/11 to undertake some research on nanothermites.

This appears to be the sum total of the credible detailed
demolition scenario showing quanitity, type and placement
of explosives that I'd asked for. The rest is left to the reader's
imagination.