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Published: Dec 26, 2015
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Post Date: 2015-12-26 11:28:51 by christine
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#8. To: christine (#0)
Some dolt tried to tell me the streams of molten metal found beneath the towers was mostly aluminum and various pieces of office furniture. Mostly.
#9. To: Obnoxicated, christine (#8)
And, did "the dolt" explain the source temps in the 1220° range required to melt aluminum in an area where no fire was ever present? Or, why would it be molten 2 months after the collapse? No, the piss poor scientific education of most Americans allows an easy out for those who choose ignorance and cowardice. And, the thermate used to cut main support columns is the source of the molten metal. There is a pic of firefighters sitting in front of a vertical support column that was obviously cut on the diagonal in such a manner. The slag pattern matched the ceramic cup used to contain the main beam's cutting charge. All the slag was external and the box beam was too small to have been cut with a lance inside during the demo stage. (In fact the collapse resulted in all the steel being conveniently sized for trucking to the port for shipment far away before any meaningful forensic investigation could be forced upon the conspirators.) That means nothing to the criminally stupid cowards, but, to many people the truth simply cannot be convincingly denied. Those who say that the "friction" of the collapse resulted in melt temps don't really believe that, any more than folks believe that an airplane that was never recovered screwed itself completely into the ground....
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