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March 10, 2015
Open Thread 2015-13
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@96 @96 Sorry for the double post … I hadn’t realized I’d spilled over onto a new page. I thought a link in the first was being censored and so removed it and reposted in the second. If you are like me and prefer downloading long videos to watching them in one go at youtube, click the link that’s in the first and not in the second. Or get youtube-dl and download the full video from youtube. john@95 Posted by: Benu | Mar 13 2015 2:14 utc | 104 jfl @ 78 Posted by: Benu | Mar 13 2015 2:49 utc | 105 OF@97 Posted by: Wayoutwest | Mar 13 2015 3:15 utc | 106 I saw a reference to STRATFOR’s Decade Forecast: 2015-2025, followed it and expended the effort to download and repost it. You need to jump through a marketing hoop to do so. Having done so I try to save you all the trouble here. en1c at 99 — I admire your perseverance in your uphill struggle. I’d hoped to stay out if it, but the often-sensible Scott chiming in at 100 got me into the lists. Posted by: rufus magister | Mar 13 2015 4:04 utc | 108 03/12/2015-12:37 Posted by: Fete | Mar 13 2015 4:19 utc | 109 I posted a link to the A&E for 9/11 Truth (Richard Gage’s) appearance at C-Span… Posted by: Hoarsewhisperer | Mar 13 2015 4:22 utc | 110 rufus at 108 said They [referring to the structural steel in the towers] don’t have to go totally liquid, they just need to start to soften. Posted by: ToivoS | Mar 13 2015 4:55 utc | 111 ToivoS at 111 — thanks for the technical assistance. I knew it weakened the steel, I’m surprised you can get such an effect at such a comparatively low temp. Posted by: rufus magister | Mar 13 2015 5:30 utc | 112 The report of the Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth is 100% padded with Architects and Engineers. Their report, which took years to compile, is comprehensive and convincing in my estimation. Some of the experts had multi-disciplinary degrees in science and engineering. There were some people with years of expertise in the construction trades. The plumes of jet fuel did not do much to heat up the steel structures at all, since the combustion was over with, relatively quickly, and all of that heat energy was dissipated as hot gases. The combustible materials in the offices caught fire,when the gases passed over their surfaces; and the black smoke we all saw was oxygen-starved fire, burning at a lower temperature. Copeland at 113 — Posted by: rufus magister | Mar 13 2015 6:42 utc | 114 @113 @jfl rufus at 114 Looks like Nuland is up to her one trick pony government overthrow tactics yet again. Why has not interpol put an arrest warrant on her and her handlers. If I were her I would not travel in sparsely populated areas if you get my drift… 😉 The report of the Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth is 100% padded with Architects and Engineers. Their report, which took years to compile, is comprehensive and convincing in my estimation. Some of the experts had multi-disciplinary degrees in science and engineering. There were some people with years of expertise in the construction trades. Posted by: Hoarsewhisperer | Mar 13 2015 10:28 utc | 119 The Times of Israel reports that an Israeli op-ed writer has advocated the nuclear annihilation of both Iran and Germany. Posted by: papa | Mar 13 2015 10:47 utc | 120 78 Posted by: NoReply | Mar 13 2015 10:51 utc | 121 99 Posted by: NoReply | Mar 13 2015 11:00 utc | 122 121 Posted by: NoReply | Mar 13 2015 11:09 utc | 123 117 Posted by: NoReply | Mar 13 2015 11:37 utc | 124 Posted by: Hoarsewhisperer | Mar 13, 2015 6:28:42 AM | 119 111 Posted by: NoReply | Mar 13 2015 11:53 utc | 126 @119 US complains about UK not asking permission to do things.
The US has already succeeded in having Japan, South Korea and the increasingly pliant Australia dance to their tune on this one. Posted by: Pat Bateman | Mar 13 2015 12:55 utc | 128 T@111 Posted by: Wayoutwest | Mar 13 2015 15:27 utc | 129 129 The very idea that two airplanes could ‘bring down’ WTC 1, WTC 2, WTC 7 and completely demolish WTC 6, as well as create much more damage round about to other buildings is completely delusional. Posted by: Noirette | Mar 13 2015 17:25 utc | 131 @Noirette The very idea that two airplanes could ‘bring down’ WTC 1, WTC 2, WTC 7 and completely demolish WTC 6, as well as create much more damage round about to other buildings is completely delusional. Thanks to jfl and Copeland for reasoned responses to unreasoning posts — several of which seem to me to be the equivalent of clapping your hands over your ears and shouting lalala. Like jfl, I was surprised by Hoarse’s vehemence on the 9/11 topic; not what I’d have expected. Posted by: Benu | Mar 13 2015 18:13 utc | 133 Sorry, but you cannot compare the conductivity of a metal frying pan over a cookstove vs. a jet fueled fire. Posted by: ǝn⇂ɔ | Mar 13 2015 18:24 utc | 135 Posted by: jfl | Mar 13, 2015 8:21:47 AM | 127 Posted by: Hoarsewhisperer | Mar 13 2015 18:33 utc | 136 @Noirette #131 Posted by: ǝn⇂ɔ | Mar 13 2015 18:34 utc | 137 at b at 132, it is possible to disagree and leave the argument, agree to disagree. But…sigh. Posted by: Noirette | Mar 13 2015 18:46 utc | 138 @ 135, we read:
Maybe the buckets don’t melt because they’re coated on the inside with a refractory material, that minimizes conductivity to the outer shell.
I’m not exactly sure what I’m supposed to make of this writer’s intent. The difference in mass between the feather and the bowling ball is negligible, compared to the mass of the earth; and gravity is a mutual attraction between masses. The density or heaviness of the bowling ball can be discounted. About WTC collapse: there was a very convincing analysis in Technology Review. Energy is energy, and wings of jumbo jets after start contain huge amount of fuel. We ordinarily think that one ton bomb is huge, and there were tens tons of fuel spilled into the towers. Posted by: Piotr Berman | Mar 13 2015 21:05 utc | 140 @Copeland #139 Posted by: ǝn⇂ɔ | Mar 13 2015 23:08 utc | 141 @132 I have invoked the good friar myself. For ready reference, Occam’s principle defined. “a scientific and philosophic rule that entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily which is interpreted as requiring that the simplest of competing theories be preferred to the more complex or that explanations of unknown phenomena be sought first in terms of known quantities.” If one purports to be conducting a rational discussion of known evidence, it is the Gospel. Posted by: rufus magister | Mar 13 2015 23:37 utc | 143 Wayoutwest @129 @NoReply #122 Posted by: ǝn⇂ɔ | Mar 14 2015 21:19 utc | 145 |
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