9/11 - The Toronto Hearings - 09/08/11 - Kevin Ryan - 03:13PM.flv
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Absolutely I support the hearings and the findings, I was just making a clumsy attempt at satire, saying that believing the official story is as ludicrous as taking the Santa story to be true.
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so are you critical of the hearings, or
saying they are correct, the Story on
building 7, etc. do not make sense...
7 had planted high tech tnt...absolutely no doubt
and it was highly secured, no Arabs could have
gotten away with it
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@bomberbruno1 NO WAI
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mini nukes were used to bring down the towers......nuclear demolition
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A good presentation, but it is almost absurd,
as it would be if one had to argue that Santa Claus did not deliver everyone's presents on one night.
-If Santa and his reindeer moved at the speed of light he might get it done, but the presents wouldn't survive the handling,
another reason to suspect the official Santa story is that all independent zoologists say that there is no record of reindeer flying, their body shape suggests that even a skilled deer could not even fly a short distance,
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I have some questions for John Skilling. He knows of the preset. Ask him.
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Very good presentation, and Q&A.
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@12weasel100 The fireproofing isn't time rated based on the time it woult take for firefighters to put out the blaze, the figure is for the MAXIMUM time the blaze would take locally to use up all its fuel (in this case: office contents) and move on to the next area (as fire tends to do). THATS why a protected steel structure has never suffered global collapse prior to the 3 on 911. WE USE FIREPROOFING DESIGNED TO LAST AS LONG AS A FIRE POSSIBLY CAN. Make sense??
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@12weasel100 See the fire in Madrid, Spain in 2004 to see how a building should deform due to fire. Notice the local failures which occur over the 24 hrs that the building burned. It still did not globally collapse even though there were local failures. That is because buildings are designed to re-distribute forces in the event that a single element fails.
Fire cannot cause a building to fail globally and fall at free-fall acceleration. It can only cause a series of local failures.
@12weasel100 Kevin Ryan is an expert on the UL fire-loading experiment, which NIST contracted post 9/11 and then ignored when they didn't like the results.
If only the fire-proofing on columns needed to be removed, then why did the floor trusses supposedly displace by 45 inches, as NIST claims, causing the outer columns to bow inward? Wouldn't this require large deformation - and therefore large temperatures - in the floor trusses themselves? This requires removing fire-proofing on the trusses.
WhatsReallyGoingOnUS 5 months ago 3
@12weasel100 See the fire in Madrid, Spain in 2004 to see how a building should deform due to fire. Notice the local failures which occur over the 24 hrs that the building burned. It still did not globally collapse even though there were local failures. That is because buildings are designed to re-distribute forces in the event that a single element fails.
Fire cannot cause a building to fail globally and fall at free-fall acceleration. It can only cause a series of local failures.
WhatsReallyGoingOnUS 5 months ago 2