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this is what real building fires look like and do to buildings
its the eots zone because it sounds better than the shitflake zoneLOLbrushing off a shitflake like you shows I am delusional ?....
since i have been brushing YOU off for so long, just who looks more like the shitFLAKE
brushing me off !...this is the eots zone divemoroncon ..and you are running around behind me everywhere I go ...shitflake...
it is not proof of anything..there is no proof it even exsisted
you are talking about the demolitions, right?![]()
no the description of the bulge you speak of
its the eots zone because it sounds better than the shitflake zoneLOL
since i have been brushing YOU off for so long, just who looks more like the shitFLAKE
brushing me off !...this is the eots zone divemoroncon ..and you are running around behind me everywhere I go ...shitflake...
it is not proof of anything..there is no proof it even exsisted
you are talking about the demolitions, right?![]()
no the description of the bulge you speak of
this is what real building fires look like and do to buildings
and so is this:
".....the worst factory fire in history took place at the Kader Industrial toy factory on the outskirts of the Thai capital of Bangkok. Officially 188 workers, most of them young women from impoverished rural families, died in the blaze. Another 469 were injured; many seriously and permanently, after they were forced to leap from second, third and fourth floors of the buildings to avoid being burnt to death.
Hundreds of workers were packed into each of the three buildings that collapsed. There were no fire extinguishers, no alarms, no sprinkler systems and the elevated walkways between the buildings were either locked or used as storage areas. The buildings themselves were death traps, constructed from un-insulated steel girders that buckled and gave way in less than 15 minutes. Those who attempted to flee through the narrow ground floor exits found them jammed shut."
Thai toy factory fire: 10 years after the world’s worst industrial inferno
you are talking about the demolitions, right?![]()
no the description of the bulge you speak of
Deputy Chief Peter Hayden
Division 1 - 33 years
...also we were pretty sure that 7 World Trade Center would collapse. Early on, we saw a bulge in the southwest corner between floors 10 and 13, and we had put a transit on that and we were pretty sure she was going to collapse. You actually could see there was a visible bulge, it ran up about three floors. It came down about 5 o’clock in the afternoon, but by about 2 o’clock in the afternoon we realized this thing was going to collapse.
this is what real building fires look like and do to buildings
and so is this:
".....the worst factory fire in history took place at the Kader Industrial toy factory on the outskirts of the Thai capital of Bangkok. Officially 188 workers, most of them young women from impoverished rural families, died in the blaze. Another 469 were injured; many seriously and permanently, after they were forced to leap from second, third and fourth floors of the buildings to avoid being burnt to death.
Hundreds of workers were packed into each of the three buildings that collapsed. There were no fire extinguishers, no alarms, no sprinkler systems and the elevated walkways between the buildings were either locked or used as storage areas. The buildings themselves were death traps, constructed from un-insulated steel girders that buckled and gave way in less than 15 minutes. Those who attempted to flee through the narrow ground floor exits found them jammed shut."
Thai toy factory fire: 10 years after the world’s worst industrial inferno
wow talk about desperation !! for one thing it is a factory not a skyscraper and secondly almost the entire article is about he complete lack of building codes or safety in this completely sub-standard building...what a joke you are
"the Kader factory outside Bangkok was never intended to be a permanent structure. Cheap shoddy buildings, which failed to meet even the minimal Thai construction requirements"
Peter Haydenlink ?...NIST verification ????...anything ??
and so is this:
".....the worst factory fire in history took place at the Kader Industrial toy factory on the outskirts of the Thai capital of Bangkok. Officially 188 workers, most of them young women from impoverished rural families, died in the blaze. Another 469 were injured; many seriously and permanently, after they were forced to leap from second, third and fourth floors of the buildings to avoid being burnt to death.
Hundreds of workers were packed into each of the three buildings that collapsed. There were no fire extinguishers, no alarms, no sprinkler systems and the elevated walkways between the buildings were either locked or used as storage areas. The buildings themselves were death traps, constructed from un-insulated steel girders that buckled and gave way in less than 15 minutes. Those who attempted to flee through the narrow ground floor exits found them jammed shut."
Thai toy factory fire: 10 years after the world’s worst industrial inferno
wow talk about desperation !! for one thing it is a factory not a skyscraper and secondly almost the entire article is about he complete lack of building codes or safety in this completely sub-standard building...what a joke you are
"the Kader factory outside Bangkok was never intended to be a permanent structure. Cheap shoddy buildings, which failed to meet even the minimal Thai construction requirements"
what difference does how tall the building is make? if steel a steel building fails then it fails. you building code argument is EXACTLY what i was looking for. you see, the other buildings you were comparing WTC7 to had silly things like working sprinklers and water pressure to fight the fire and all that type of silly things that might help keep a building standing. Building 7 had no water and nobody fighting the fires for HOURS before it collapsed. the Kader factory is also a steel structure with no sprinkler systems and it collapsed within 15 minutes.
remember, your main argument is that fire cant cause a collapse. well, it obviously can. it did in this case.
"the Kader factory outside Bangkok was never intended to be a permanent structure. Cheap shoddy buildings, which failed to meet even the minimal Thai construction requirements"
prove it.
"This was the first known instance of fire causing the total collapse of a tall building"
NIST WTC 7 Investigation Finds Building Fires Caused Collapse, 08/21/08
Peter Haydenlink ?...NIST verification ????...anything ??
"This was the first known instance of fire causing the total collapse of a tall building"
NIST WTC 7 Investigation Finds Building Fires Caused Collapse, 08/21/08
and i completely agree that it is. so?
"the Kader factory outside Bangkok was never intended to be a permanent structure. Cheap shoddy buildings, which failed to meet even the minimal Thai construction requirements"
prove it.
this quotes is from the article you posted ..moron