I am not saying that 9/11 was an inside job.
There is still much to be learned. I post information to add other streams of thought to the issue. Of course others can do the same.
And you show no signs of learning anything. You post your evidence and claims, we refute it, then you change he subject. You never debate anything.
Case in point. You post bullshit about the columns being cut in the twin towers. Evidence was posted to show you that they were cut by torches during cleanup. You ignore that and move on to another claim.
Yet you tag me as someone who "doesn't want to learn".
What a joke.
Anyone familiar with cutting torches knows that the side of the torch is clean and the side away from the torch has all the slag. If you look at the center beam in this picture you will see slag on the outside. That would mean that the person with the torch would have to be inside the beam. I find that highly unlikely.
Really. Do you see slag on the OUTSIDE of the left side of that column? I don't. The only place I see slag on the outside is the front. Are you telling me that the person operating the torch could have slipped the head inside the column to make the last cut, from the inside thus forming slag on the outside front??? Let me guess. You would rather have the person stand in front of the column and make the last cut and possibly have that column slide on top of them? Isn't that right?
Another thing. Why are there "grooves" in the plate, 45 degrees to the face of the plate used to make that column. Look at the red lines in the following picture. How does a thermite/explosive shape charge, set parallel to the face of a metal plate make 45 degree "gooves"???
Also. for the building to fall straight down all the beams would have to fail at the exact same time otherwise it would fall over to one side. The chances that all the beams experienced the same heat for the same amount of time and have the same damage to their insulation is zero. You can try to spin that any way you want but it cannot happen.
You mean you don't see the upper "block" of the twin towers "tilt" before it fell? Straight down eh? Do I need to get into loads and stresses with you also now?
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