@Olivier5,
Quote:I'm still waiting for your response to many of the things I said, too... Like the 4 million gallons being a minuscule amount of water compared to the surface area of 9/11, or the physical impossibility to having a fire flooded without generating massive explosions of vapor
What you're saying, and don't know it, is that firefighters were ignorant of the "fact" that all of the water they used on the rubble was all for naught. Wonder why they did it. You believe they could learn a thing or two about futility from you? I would imagine that they were hitting hot spots with all that water. You want everyone to believe that it was all poured evenly over a sixteen acre area. You're being dishonest. You need to back up that assumption.
I've shown you proof that there were several water sources going into the bathtub. You didn't deny it. You've also been shown that lots of eyewitnesses testified to seeing pools and rivers of molten metal and steel girders in the basement levels. You didn't deny it. Now you are going on about the absence of steam. You need to show that there was no steam. I have seen a video of a firefighter at Ground Zero telling a reporter that they have to hold back putting water on hot spots because it will cause so much steam that they wouldn't be able to see anything.
If you require a list of eyewitnesses who said that they saw pools and rivers of molten metal and melted steel girders, just ask. I will be happy to put it in front of your eyes for you.
Quote:And you still haven't explained why it was necessary to fly two planes into those buildings if they were already laced with termites.
What you're saying here, and don't know it, is that if planes flew into the Towers, then you don't have to explain how a virtually freefall collapse of the WTC Towers could have happen when there was an intact core structure to offer continual resistance to the collapse. You are also saying that if planes flew into the Towers, then you don't have to explain how there was molten metal and melted steel girders down in the rubble. And I recall showing you a video in which a beam situated in a closed environment along with gypsum board, aluminum, steel, diesel fuel, plastic, and crushed concrete was burned for twenty-four hours and yet was not damaged, much less melted. And I asked you if the guy in the video had put the beam and those elements and the fire in a pit and covered it with pulverized concrete, would it have caused the beam to melt. Still waiting.
Quote:I don;t think you ever exposed your own theory about 9/11, who did it, how and why.
Oh, I'm just pointing out inconsistencies with the official narrative.
Now back to the topic. Explain how the energy required to pulverize everything in the building below the impact zone, and the energy required to produce the explosive lateral ejections--as seen in photos and videos of the collapses--still allowed for enough reserve energy to allow for a virtually freefall descent through the course of most resistance.