slaker, you have no more evidence than any of the other agents. Your fake social grouping in the psyops is not credible. This disclosure was because there was something to disclose. Substance.
Respect for the Constitution and laws made under it is exemplified. The ability to recognize when they are violated, something you have not done. The ex
mayor took the WTC documents.
9-11-misprision of treason, Title 18, part I, chapter 115, §2382
The support for secret methods of murder, misprision, felony and treason is sickening.
When I realize you do it knowing thousands of people miss their loved ones as the rest of America slips into economic ruin from the traiterous uses of the military conducting wars I'm sickened.
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LOL, what am I an agent of? Who do I work for? I do not cite or subscribe an extreme theory or any such nonsense. And moreover I do not agree with the official story nor do I ask others to believe in it.
If I am an agent for some group or theory, I am the worst agent imaginable... I spew no radical theory or concept, and I do not ask people to accept the official story or to take what they tell them as gospel.
The only person doing that is you.... Once more in the interest of truth...
1. the so-called core columns were a framework of steel girders and beams. All interconnected to form what is known as the "core". They are not one solid piece, nor are they "tubes", in the retarded and literal sense you seem to claim.
2. The "tube" theory or claim comes from inaccurate depictions and descriptions given by the media in a rush. The media hurriedly made depictions of long steel cores, and or the lack thereof in the rubble. They based this on the limited and very rushed bits of information they had on the buildings construction. They had people telling them things like "tubular steel framework" and "concrete and steel cores" which although not completely wrong were not entirely accurate either. Concrete and steel from the bedrock to the first basement level would have been accurate. And tubular steel framework in the sense the framework was designed to have the elevator shafts and stairwells work with it and beside/within its structure to help fill the role, would be the more accurate depiction.
3. The "cores" were a framework of inter-connected steel girders and beams. That had the elevator shafts and stairwells built alongside them and within their structures to help with the load bearing duties and free up as much floorspace as possible. The open floor plan the layout was working for would not have been possible without this design.
Here is a mock up I made of a similar type structured core....
The picture is a very simplified conceptual drawing of what the "cores" or core columns are in reality. They are hollow in the sense they are not solid in the core of each squared center section. Some of these similar structures (although perhaps larger ones) would house the elevators, and or stairwells in their center running the length of the buildings as well as perhaps housing tech and maintenance offices, access and maintenance hatches and substations.
These came in a mass of several in the middle portion of the towers. They too were all interconnected at various points and to varying degrees. Each separately would not be able to hold the weight of those above, but taken as a whole they were more than a match for any loads of the floors above. The steel used was largest at the bottom and got smaller as it rose to the top. The reason was the bottom carried the most load, and the load decreased as it rose to the top.
The term "tubular" was accurate in the sense it was not a solid one-piece structure and the center was indeed hollow in a sense (disregarding the elevator shafts and stairwells). However it was factually inaccurate because there was no "tube" each hollowed section served another purpose as a shaft for elevators or various other maintenance related systems, substations and or offices/control centers.
The "tubular steel", "hollow cores", and all other such inaccurate depictions have allowed nonsensical crap like this to fester. Its a steel framework which inside its structure housed the systems and maintenance subsystems within its greater core structure. This took away the classic design problems with floor plan and layout in classic construction and designs. Problems like where to put the elevators and their shafts taking up so much floor space, and stairwells with the same problems were all but eliminated with this design, in regards to floor plan and maximizing available and equal space.
With the shafts in the center amongst the core structure framework, there was no obstruction on the floor layout. Which meant there was no tenant being slighted on available space, or getting a better or worse positioning to elevator or stairwell access. All were equal and would make the value of them the same. Simply there was no "cheap" floor space or area on a floor, all were equal in regards to access and position.
Now please stop this retarded and ignorant posting of this nonsense....
