Now that you know the truth it is only a matter of time before the clique will track you down.Rum wrote:Personally I think Ratz is all an elaborate hoax.
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Are they Masons too?Faithfree wrote:Now that you know the truth it is only a matter of time before the clique will track you down.Rum wrote:Personally I think Ratz is all an elaborate hoax.

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Fixed.Rum wrote:Personally I think Ratz is all an elaborate hoax.

It's funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious.
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You poor misguided thing, the Masons are just a smokescreen erected by the illuminati.Rum wrote:Are they Masons too?Faithfree wrote:Now that you know the truth it is only a matter of time before the clique will track you down.Rum wrote:Personally I think Ratz is all an elaborate hoax.
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Coming to this discussion a little late, I haven't been paying attention to all the stuff that's come before. You could have replied "50th" or "70th" or whatever - that would have been really helpful.Galaxian wrote:I don't know why I bother. I really don't. I post links & videos that people don't care to use. Then they ask the questions that those links/videos had already answered:
Why shouldn't I be?Galaxian wrote:Are you sure that you're an impartial observer here?Thinking Aloud wrote:Seems a bit odd to say "fires were not an issue" when the amount of smoke and flame pouring out of both towers hinted slightly at there being a burning aeroplane in each one.
Nope. I'm going off the well-observed phenomenon of black smoke indicating burning aviation fuel.Galaxian wrote:Didn't you read about the black smoke indicating low temperature?
You're welcome.Galaxian wrote: Thanks for posting that video of the plane hitting the wall at 500mph. Can CES see the bright (non)flash at the nose?
The flash is visible in this version of the same crash footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7eI4vvlupY
As seen in this still:
Well yes. You wouldn't expect them to. However for momentum to be "absorbed" that force has to be taken up somewhere. The planes had finite surface areas moving into the structure. Those points of impact with the main structure would have been small areas, and the likelihood of that internal structure being able to withstand a collossal sideways force onto a small area (for which it would never have been designed) without any deformation is extremely small.Galaxian wrote: The plane's momentum was absorbed by the towers. They were robust enough not to even sway noticeably.
But I said that already.
How?Galaxian wrote:The impulse was dissipated by the steel structure, starting with the struck perimeter columns.
I'm having tremendous difficulty visualising a lattice of steelwork "dissipating" an impact like that without any deformation or damage. It's either so strong that the whole structure DOES move as a single undeformable entity (which you've already said it doesn't), or part of the structure gives way under the momentum of the plane. The only alternative is that the structure acts like a trampoline and bounces the plane back out again - which there seems to be no evidence for.
Why does this top section start to tip? If the plane has caused no damage to the structure of the building, why has the top section become unstable?Galaxian wrote:One tower starts to tip over at the top by 15 degrees, when, as soon as the handlers notice this they fire the charges below it, thus initiating vertical collapse.
A sequoia is a tree, completely solid and homogenous internally. A steel structure is a lattice of struts, bolted or welded together at intervals, with gaps in between, and completely at odds with the structure of a tree in just about every possible way.Galaxian wrote:A steel structure with a massive core acts like a giant sequoia.
I'm sure that a hurricane strength wind could easily match the lateral force of an impacting airliner, but the difference is that an airliner hits in one spot, while the wind attacks the building as a whole. The force of a hurricane on any one airliner-sized section section would be comparably low - in fact this is obvious by the fact that the glazing and outer facing of the building is designed to withstand hurricane-force winds - but failed to withstand the planes. But I think we're talking cross-purposes here.Galaxian wrote:The towers were indeed designed to take hurricane strength wind loads. Do the calculations & you'll see that the plane impacts were within those parameters.
But I still don't see why it should be messy. What would cause those buildings to tip over during collapse in any way at all (see last post - quoted below) ?Galaxian wrote:I never said that the impact would tip them over. Merely that the eventual collapse, if it ever led to that, would have been messy.
I've been doing that a little of late, but I don't have that much time, I'm afraid. As I've said, I don't have much of an opinion, though I've not seen anything convincing yet to suggest demolition of the WTC.Galaxian wrote:TA, don't let the general ratbaggery, arm-waving, populist posts here put you off. Investigate all 9/11 sites.Thinking Aloud wrote:For them to fall anything other than straight down, some truly massive force would need to be applied sideways, or for some obstacle be placed to prevent an even collapse.
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Oh look, here's a recent example of a low temperature fire. It must be low because there's black smoke.Galaxian wrote: Didn't you read about the black smoke indicating low temperature?


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Probability of Galaxian ignoring this: HIGHThinking Aloud wrote:
The flash is visible in this version of the same crash footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7eI4vvlupY
As seen in this still:
Probability of Galaxian referring to his earlier posting of ludicrously dodgy CGI as proof of his buttplucked theories: Very Very Low
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Re: response to emerging independent science on the 9/11 att
What follows are quotes taken from this thread only. They are presented here in the order they were posted. Why? Because the first 19 quotes make the 20th quote so, so beautiful.
Galaxian wrote:the mods might want to keep an eye on off-topic bullshit & buffonery posted by every respondent
Galaxian wrote:Read it if you reckon you've got the brains.
Galaxian wrote:I doubt that such forums are a platform for serious discussion of anything, seeing that they are infested with buffoons, more interested in farting & burping than in expanding their own knowledge
Galaxian wrote:the level of ignorance on this thread regarding 9/11 is shocking
Galaxian wrote:I notice that glaring offenses to rationality & information gathering from your buddies previous posts have whistled past you.
Galaxian wrote:The lot of you sound like Christian Fundies with a God given Bible that you dare not question.
Galaxian wrote:This is for the lurkers, not the children:
Galaxian wrote:Contains disturbing images for sheeple.
Galaxian wrote:I do not take you seriously
Galaxian wrote:On second thoughts, you'll find it easier to swallow the official dogma. It's comforting. Now you know how Roman Catholics think & feel.
Galaxian wrote:Don't bother with your next question. You're not sincere.
Galaxian wrote:you're such a literalist in your world view that it is embarrassing being seen on the same forum as you.
Galaxian wrote:your sophistry knows no bounds.
Galaxian wrote:You know little to nothing about physics & the laws of Nature. Or if you do, it is as a magpie collects pretty & bright things, not knowing the function or importance or application of those laws & principles
Galaxian wrote:What lazy bullshit you spout.
Galaxian wrote:were you asleep through the previous posts? Did you bother watching the videos I posted?...No, of course you didn't. It's too taxing on the brain!
Galaxian wrote:The rest of your inane post is more of your febrile imagination. Do you have a temperature? Might be bird(brain) flu!
Galaxian wrote:You're just a pawn Ian, just a pawn
...Galaxian wrote:In analogy I am like Copernicus or Kepler. You are like a monk in a medieval abbey.
Galaxian wrote:decency is apparently not in your lexicon.
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But as we all know, a ridiculously large ego is a natural substitute for a passing acquaintance with reality, plus facts retrieved from ones bunghole are far more valuable than those based on your so-called science. I mean what has science done for us? Besides the aqueduct?Randydeluxe wrote:What follows are quotes taken from this thread only. They are presented here in the order they were posted. Why? Because the first 19 quotes make the 20th quote so, so beautiful.
Galaxian wrote:the mods might want to keep an eye on off-topic bullshit & buffonery posted by every respondentGalaxian wrote:Read it if you reckon you've got the brains.Galaxian wrote:I doubt that such forums are a platform for serious discussion of anything, seeing that they are infested with buffoons, more interested in farting & burping than in expanding their own knowledgeGalaxian wrote:the level of ignorance on this thread regarding 9/11 is shockingGalaxian wrote:I notice that glaring offenses to rationality & information gathering from your buddies previous posts have whistled past you.Galaxian wrote:The lot of you sound like Christian Fundies with a God given Bible that you dare not question.Galaxian wrote:This is for the lurkers, not the children:Galaxian wrote:Contains disturbing images for sheeple.Galaxian wrote:I do not take you seriouslyGalaxian wrote:On second thoughts, you'll find it easier to swallow the official dogma. It's comforting. Now you know how Roman Catholics think & feel.Galaxian wrote:Don't bother with your next question. You're not sincere.Galaxian wrote:you're such a literalist in your world view that it is embarrassing being seen on the same forum as you.Galaxian wrote:your sophistry knows no bounds.Galaxian wrote:You know little to nothing about physics & the laws of Nature. Or if you do, it is as a magpie collects pretty & bright things, not knowing the function or importance or application of those laws & principlesGalaxian wrote:What lazy bullshit you spout.Galaxian wrote:were you asleep through the previous posts? Did you bother watching the videos I posted?...No, of course you didn't. It's too taxing on the brain!Galaxian wrote:The rest of your inane post is more of your febrile imagination. Do you have a temperature? Might be bird(brain) flu!Galaxian wrote:You're just a pawn Ian, just a pawn...Galaxian wrote:In analogy I am like Copernicus or Kepler. You are like a monk in a medieval abbey.
Galaxian wrote:decency is apparently not in your lexicon.
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Do you know I think you get a better arguement with Mandy than Galaxian !




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Has he been warned? There is a lot of personal abuse in those quotes.
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I was thinking that. One moment ...Rum wrote:Has he been warned? There is a lot of personal abuse in those quotes.
EDIT:
Hmm. I mentioned people's inflammatory comments before (page 12), and Charlou put a note on the same page aimed at Galaxian. Once again, the moderators (me actually) picked up on the out and out clear personal comments that others sometimes make in response to what they perceive as a poor, frustrating argument, but the unpleasantness concealed in the more verbose posts is sometimes overlooked. As a fallible human, I apologise if I missed anything I should not have missed.
As a moderator I say to Galaxian: please do not use personal attacks in your arguments. Several have been itemised above and some appear after the gentle reminder. Please play nice according to our rules here: http://rationalia.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 9#playnice
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Reason: Checking for personal attacks in Galaxian's posts.
Reason: Checking for personal attacks in Galaxian's posts.

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People who believe in the god of the bible WANT to live in a world with a psychotic bastard in charge.
People who want to believe 911 conspiracies WANT to live in a world where such an improbable grand conspiracy is possible.
Why do they want such a perverse world?
People who want to believe 911 conspiracies WANT to live in a world where such an improbable grand conspiracy is possible.
Why do they want such a perverse world?
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Because they have a dim, pessimistic view of human nature.Tom Wood wrote:People who believe in the god of the bible WANT to live in a world with a psychotic bastard in charge.
People who want to believe 911 conspiracies WANT to live in a world where such an improbable grand conspiracy is possible.
Why do they want such a perverse world?
Probably because they have a dim, pessimistic view of themselves.
I doubt they want such things, but they're cynical enough to accept it as reality. It's a rather pathetic mind-set, IMO.
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The truth is actually rather more scary. Really bad things happen mostly because people constantly fuck up.Tom Wood wrote:People who believe in the god of the bible WANT to live in a world with a psychotic bastard in charge.
People who want to believe 911 conspiracies WANT to live in a world where such an improbable grand conspiracy is possible.
Why do they want such a perverse world?
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