First off, I wish by the end of this discussion that I can be convinced that 9/11 happened as the official story claims. It will give me more peace that you’ll ever know. So take your best shots… I wanna hear every perspective that I’m missing.
I never claimed to be an expert and I also don’t take you as an expert on this subject… but to answer your question, how much resistance would I expect? Give me a NANOSECOND on each floor, or ONE second for the 100+ floors, how about half a second total? As the resistance was being built, the initial floors SHOULD have had even a milli-second of resistance before the loads were added to each floor. If you don’t want to give me resistance, then show me the result of pancaked 100+ floors on the bottom of the rubble beyond just dust and debris. Explain how pancaking floors can shoot debris up to 600 ft away from the building in all angles, specifically upwards.
But I’m not an expert, so let’s move beyond that.
The list of buildings you gave me:
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Worchester STORAGE WAREHOUSE vs a sky scraper?
According to wikipedia, this fire burns FOR SIX DAYS before being brought under control. No mention of collapse in its footprint, if you know it, then please post. -
Station night club fire 100 people died vs. sky scraper
“The structure was a single story wood frame building with a footprint of about 4484 square feet.”
Sorry…no comparison. -
Vendome Hotel Fire Boston Ma
“It took nearly three hours to stop the blaze… Then, at 5:28 PM, without warning, the southeast section of the building collapsed.” “the subsequent collapse was attributed to the failure of an overloaded seven-inch steel column whose support had been weakened when a new duct had been cut beneath it, exacerbated by the extra weight of water used to fight the fire on the upper floors.”
Not convincing enough, didn’t fall into it’s own footprint… so no comparison to building #7. -
Sao Paulo Brazil CESP building
PArtial CORE collapse: http://www.fpemag.com/images/content/Summer2005/DuetoFire03-01_tn.jpg -
Vandergraft Apts. Pitts. PA
The “old” wood Vandergrift apartments in Pittsburgh, PA (Belser, 2000) totally collapsed on…
Wood vs structured steel… no comparison
6)Newton Ma commercial multi story mal
“a 4-story, brick commercial building collapsed about one hour after the start of the fire, with the upper stories collapsing onto the floors below.”
Doesn’t compare to a skyscraper.
AND SO ON…
I don’t know the framing of these building, but I do know that they weren’t the same as the WTC towers. So we aren’t comparing apples to apples here. How about I give you a list of building that burned for hours without collapse, skyscrapers, not small nightclubs or 4-story buildings.
As for the reporter, OK I’ll accept your view. It’s not a major detail, could’ve been a simple mistake. FINE. Let’s move past that b/c it’s not a significant detail. Even if I’m right, it’s not convincing enough so let’s put it aside.
As for building #7 and falling debris. Have you seen the collapse of this building?? It wasn’t partial, wasn’t from specific damage, wasn’t from intense fires shooting from every window. It was a calm, precise, collapse where the building fell equally from EVERY ANGLE.
But again, I’m not an expert and neither are you. I got better info coming, and I promise they’ll get you thinking and questioning your own views.
Time to shovel some of this 16 inches of snow…