Famous for 15 megapixels: Going, going... not gone

Monday, July 21, 2008

Going, going... not gone

Obviously someone didn't watch the BBC's Conspiracy Files...

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16 comments:

Anonymous said...: yes,

takes a lot of skill to bring down a building successfully!!!

http://911review.org/Wget/www.nerdcities.com/guardian/wtc/wtc-demolition.htm

911 was an inside job; 21 July 2008 at 16:06
Stef said...: equipped with a rudimentary working knowledge of counter-intuitive engineering techniques, courtesy of the BBC, it's so obvious what the people who tried knocking down that building should have done

to ensure a nicely symmetrical drop they should have first chipped away at one corner of the building with a couple of bulldozers and then set fire to some office equipment at random locations on three or four floors of the building

...four or five hours later and, bingo, every part of the structure would have telepathically fluidised all at the same time; 21 July 2008 at 16:57
The Antagonist said...: ^ Yes, that seems to be a very plausible explanation.

One can only wonder why people bother studying the demolition of buildings with very dangerous explosive substances when a few molotov cocktails lobbed through some windows would achieve precisely the same thing.; 21 July 2008 at 18:25
Stef said...: Meanwhile, in Scotland...

"BBC: Tower blocks demolished in blast"

"Two multi-storey tower blocks in Glasgow were reduced to 16,000 tons of rubble in just eight seconds during a controlled explosion..."

"...Teams of experts have been working for nine months preparing the flats, built in 1967, for Sunday's demolition."

as they say, it's only subliminal if you don't notice; 21 July 2008 at 19:44
Shahid said...: Yeah, I saw this and the first thing I thought was "I can't see any planes, surely you need planes to bring a building down like that"

And I realised I had become the worst of Conspiraloons - a no-planer. Well, it's a no-brainer.; 21 July 2008 at 20:03
Anonymous said...: This video, while providing an entertaining "Nelson Muntz Ha ha!" moment, does not prove anything about the WTC. Sorry boys.

Did you notice many windows on this building? No? This thing is/was basicly a bunker. And the problem is, if people who pull (i think this is the correct terminus) "normal" buildings totally underestimate what it takes to take down such a building. (I have seen it with a similar building. I have photos, alas not digital ones) You can not compare this concrete bunker with the WTC building. And if it proves anything, then it is that people working in the controlled demolition sector underestimate what it takes to take down a building.

None the less, your point that if a (random) plane hit and a (random) fire could take down the WTC towers, a (controlled) demolition should not be too difficult.; 21 July 2008 at 20:03
Stef said...: no, it doesn't prove anything

the building (not) being imploded is grain elevator and those things are built like bunkers

funny though...; 21 July 2008 at 20:17
Anonymous said...: This video, while providing an entertaining "Nelson Muntz Ha ha!" moment, does not prove anything about the WTC. Sorry boys.

That´s how the Twin Towers SHOULD have collapsed if the planes and fires had caused the "pancake" collapse.The towers would have toppled and crumbled in a slower and clumsy manner instead they exploded like a fuckin Roman candle fire work speeded up!

Roman candle; 21 July 2008 at 20:48
Stef said...: ah, but that's because of the telepathic simultaneous fluidisation of the entire structure due to fire, as so thoroughly explained by the BBC, I refer to above; 21 July 2008 at 21:10
ziz said...: "telepathically fluidised " .... that must explain the "wobbly" bridge across the Thames... all that fluid underneath.

You learn somethin' every day - except when you don't.

Like Gordon has always been a great supporter of Israel. Can he ditto that re United Kingdom ?

Might send him an FOI request.; 21 July 2008 at 22:44
Anonymous said...: You learn somethin' every day - except when you don't. Like Gordon has always been a great supporter of Israel

not that new...

In a speech to Labour Friends of Israel in April, he recounted how his late father, a Church of Scotland minister, had taught him about “the trials and tribulations of the Jewish people, about the enormous suffering and loss during the Holocaust, as well as the extraordinary struggle he described to me of people to create this magnificent homeland”; 21 July 2008 at 22:54
ziz said...: Gordon of course took the opportunity whilst in manchester to address the Labour Friends of Israel where he let those words slip.

Charmless Mr Purnell ( A Manchester MP and wannabe PM) who wants you to go back to work, was Chairman and is very active with Labour FOI.

Boris and David C have both gone on record saying thet are Zionists.

Not forgetting that the Chief Rabbi's daughter Gilda Sacks works in Gordon's office.; 22 July 2008 at 03:00
Anonymous said...: there's a lot of it about; 22 July 2008 at 03:49
Anonymous said...: At 1:04 you can see a building collapsing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8FkFSa0HWA; 22 July 2008 at 09:38
Anonymous said...: I meant to say " ... a *floor* colapsing ..."; 22 July 2008 at 11:09
Anonymous said...: Shameless - Brown at the Knesset; 22 July 2008 at 14:24

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