seriously ... how do you faggots still thing this is due to jet fuel?

[viclioce]

707s.

It was something the owner boasted about, not an actual tested quality that a team of engineers ever attested to.

Besides. It DID in fact take the hit.

The building did NOT fall down from the impact of the crash despite the plane going a hundred miles per hour overspeed crash diving into the fucking thing.

The original boast assumed a plane got lost on the way to airport going slow flaps down thinking it was approaching for a landing. Even still, it held.

But anyway it was the fire, from the jet fuel, which weakened the steel over a protracted period of time that caused the buildings to fall.

 

[jalg_gali]

its the same think over and over

 

[corvettegirl]

I think he's referring to the legitimacy of the wars.

 

[EightMoreTimes]

[y]972ETepp4GI[/y]

open your eyes!

 

[Alejandro L]

So the dude who owned the building called up President Bush and said "Hey, can I be involved in your secret plan to bring down the WTC?"

 

[jasmin84]

That's my favorite part of the argument



IT DOESN'T HAVE TO LIQUIFY TO BECOME TOO WEAK TO HOLD THE LOAD FOR WHICH IT WAS DESIGNED

 

[buckaboy16]

i heard they had a giant termite problem before the planes hit
may have contributed

 

[Seraphin Falls]

All because the building owner wanted insurance money.

 

[Milord V]

please shut the fuck about this shit

 

[Beach Blonde]

Dramatic music is already preferred versus someone well spoken explaining things.

Also, there is no way those could be windows blowing out from pressure.

 

[iLackCreative]

Mass government conspiracy involving thousanRAB of people, ranging from low-level to high-level government employees.

Everyone keeps it a secret.

 

[hooka]

people think jet fuel brought down wtc7?

 

[Stephen S]

because deals are never made in the dark

 

[chimely16]

Get the fuck outta here with that logic!!

 

[ThangQanime]

NYC Command and Control. Also, corpses of the dead found in crashed alien ships.

 

[blahh :P]

1

 

[Mona Lisa]

BUT BUT BUT THE FIREPROOFING ON THE STEEL COLUMNS!

Yeah. In a straight fire no problem.

The issue here being that the plane crash (and explosive blast) stripped a lot of the fire retardant off the structure then it had to deal with a fucking JET FUEL fire (yes that burns hotter than paper and cardboard) for an incredibly long time before the steel failed.

 

[enoxemy]

you seem like the type that's paranoid about a lot of things, so I wouldn't put it past you to be nervous about building fires

 

[sneely3]

2003

 

[bunkerfan]

Conspiracy crew is fucking retarded on this one.