[extracted] New(?) 9-11 stuff
[extracted] New(?) 9-11 stuff
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[extracted] New(?) 9-11 stuff

KSM got a plea deal. The guy who supposedly masterminded the 9/11 attacks is not getting the death penalty.

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01 August 2024 at 05:08 PM
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by 1&onlybillyshears m

Is the collapse time still 12 to 13 seconds?

Or have you acceded to the gorgo loltubz?

Or is it within 12 seconds as per the nist report?

Or something else?

What caused the towers to collapse?

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I feel like it's a good time to advance the discussion towards what you think happened with the towers instead of fall speed because I think you're going full Deuces here arguing a point that isn't at all relevant to the argument you want to make. And the cover argument isn't super influential with the audience here anyway.


by 57 On Red m

It's not important and it's not official, Billy, therefore a poor selection of strawman on your part.

You now need to explain exactly what you think happened, and to support your claim.

How about the nist report which states total collapse *within* (there's that word again) 12 seconds. Is that official?

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

Deflection noted. Multiple times but who is counting.

I am. From now.

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You still need to explain exactly what you think happened.


by Gorgonian m

No.

I want you to read my post and understand it, then respond to it. Are you capable of that? It doesn't seem so.

bump


by formula72 m

I feel like it's a good time to advance the discussion towards what you think happened with the towers instead of fall speed because I think you're going full Deuces here arguing a point that isn't at all relevant to the argument you want to make. And the cover argument isn't super influential with the audience here anyway.

No.

My argument is that progressive collapse is impossible. The time for such a phenomenon to happen is longer than the observed time.

If you agree with this and want to go further I have signposted you to the suggested reading. If you do not want to buy the book Judy Wood has done interviews also, freely available online. There is the david hughes report also. A good interview is with richard hall, go to richplanet.net.

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

How about the nist report which states total collapse *within* (there's that word again) 12 seconds. Is that official?

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Why does this make progressive collapse "impossible" when the conservation of momentum model gives a time of 11.5 seconds?


I do not think the theory that the planes hitting the buildings and resulting fire and structural damage caused the buildings to collapse is somehow dependent on whether that collapse took 10- 20 seconds. There is no real method to measure conclusively when the collapse started or finished. Flatty, thinks it disproves something in the NIst and proves something he won’t explain because he is afraid of everyone laughing at him. Again.


by d2_e4 m

Why is this an issue when the conservation of momentum model gives 11.5 seconds?

Deflection noted.

2.

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by jjjou812 m

I do not think the theory that the planes hitting the buildings and resulting fire and structural damage caused the buildings to collapse is somehow dependent on whether that collapse took 10- 20 seconds. Flatty, thinks it disproves something in the NIst and proves something he won’t explain because he is afraid of everyone laughing at him. Again.

Speak coherently, one time.

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

Deflection noted.

2.

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Lol at refusing to answer a question for days on end, then coming back with questions for me instead of answering, then claiming I'm the one deflecting when I tell you to get ****ed with that, you clown.

Why does the NIST time of 12 seconds make progressive collapse "impossible" when the conservation of momentum model gives a time of 11.5 seconds?


by 1&onlybillyshears m

Speak coherently, one time.

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I am not speaking, moron.


by 1&onlybillyshears m

Speak coherently, one time.

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You might try that yourself, and explain exactly what you think happened, instead of faffing about over pointless minutiae.


by d2_e4 m

Lol at refusing to answer a question for days on end, then coming back with questions for me instead of answering, then claiming I'm the one deflecting when I tell you to get ****ed with that, you clown.

Why does the NIST time of 12 seconds make progressive collapse "impossible" when the conservation of momentum model gives a time of 11.5 seconds?

Deflection noted.

3.

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by jjjou812 m

I am not speaking, moron.

Well that was somewhat coherent, I guess.

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by 57 On Red m

You might try that yourself, and explain exactly what you think happened, instead of faffing about over pointless minutiae.

Those "pointless minutiae" absolutely destroying the possibility of progressive collapse.

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

Deflection noted.

3.

Define "within".

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I'll do better than that, I'll give you an example:

11.5 seconds is within 12 seconds.


This clown is a PTW. We should cut off the troll’s supply of attention.


by d2_e4 m

I'll do better than that, I'll give you an example:

11.5 seconds is within 12 seconds.

So, according to this information, we have an upper bound of 11.5 seconds for the observed collapse (no higher as this puts us *without* 12 seconds), and a lower bound for the collapse model of 11.5 seconds.

Now, by your own admission the time is lengthened by "not much" due to resistance. Yet any increase at all gives a timing outside of the upper bound for the collapse. Again we see the impossibilty of progressive collapse.

Thanks for the assistance.

Oh and deflection noted, 4.

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

So, according to this information, we have an upper bound of 11.5 seconds for the observed collapse (no higher as this puts us *without* 12 seconds), and a lower bound for the collapse model of 11.5 seconds.Now, by your own admission the time is lengthened by "not much" due to resistance. Yet any increase at all gives a timing outside of the upper bound for the collapse. Again

Within 12 seconds would be 12 seconds minus epsilon for any epsilon greater than zero. I don't know where you got that 0.5 seconds is the smallest possible epsilon. Made it up like everything else?


by Gorgonian m

No.

I want you to read my post and understand it, then respond to it. Are you capable of that? It doesn't seem so.

bump again. Understand and respond to my post please.


by 1&onlybillyshears m

So, according to this information, we have an upper bound of 11.5 seconds for the observed collapse (no higher as this puts us *without* 12 seconds), and a lower bound for the collapse model of 11.5 seconds.Now, by your own admission the time is lengthened by "not much" due to resistance. Yet any increase at all gives a timing outside of the upper bound for the collapse. Again

You still need to say exactly what you think happened.


by 1&onlybillyshears m

Yeah you want me to watch loltubz instead of citing expert opinion. What is there to respond to there.

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I thought we were supposed to believe our eyes, not the 'experts.' Which is it , BillyBoy? You flip-flop on this constantly.


by 1&onlybillyshears m

Billy.But that isn't what is being discussed here. It is the *collapse* times of the wtc. Which you think, in line with gorgo but against even the longest estimate given by any expert, was 15 seconds and 22 seconds. Even d2 has had the sense to now distance himself from this tomfoolery. But billy would like to remind d2 he was earlier fully on board with the youtubz folly. And

Please just tell me why I shouldn't believe my eyes when I watch the video. And please tell me why I SHOULD believe my eyes on your random dustbowl pics. And please tell me why I should NOT believe my eyes when I see NASA pics of earth from outer space.

I'm confused...and you're the sole source of that confusion.


by 1&onlybillyshears m

1. I have not ignored a single good faith question.

2. That is not trolling.

3. I am schooing you yes, but that is not trolling.

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Now you're just flat-out lying. (Unless you only consider a question 'good faith' if the correct answer doesn't make you look bad, in which you're delusional.)

I sometimes forget you don't know what words mean.


by d2_e4 m

Billy, how are you getting along with trying to understand what the NIST times of 9 seconds and 11 seconds are for? I know it's a tough one, it involves reading words and trying to parse what they mean.

That's not a good-faith question, bro.

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