@Olivier5,
Quote:FBI folks are human, and humans are known to make mistakes. Or do you believe all they say about 9/11?
Here's a volunteer telling Diane Sawyer about parts of cars that were twisted and melted. The firefighter does not correct him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3fTCD4hFq8
Here's Dan Abrams of NBC news. He seems to corroborate the volunteer's story. 2:10 mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kke1WOg3-k
And Gerry Fornino, the FBI bomb technician speaking on the audio below, starts out with: The things of interest that we'd seen.
http://www.sonicmemorial.org/public/freshkills/audio/forninomelting.mp3
It's okay to conclude that they are all mistaken. I suppose it's possible.
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Quote:I don't need the 9/11 commission to tell me the truth. I have eyes to see and a brain to think. You don't. That's why you accept claims without ever checking them.
And yet your estimate is three times the 911 Commission's, and twice what F. R. Greening has concluded. And he's even a proponent of the official narrative. You must feel like everyone but you suffers from incompetence.
From F. R. Greening:
Given the above considerations and a careful evaluation of the seismic data, it is estimated that the first stage of collapse took 11.3 + 1.5 seconds for each WTC tower. We will show in the following Section that the second stage of collapse added 1 – 2 seconds to the total collapse times . . .
http://www.911myths.com/WTCREPORT.pdf Page 2
In videos of the collapse of the North Tower, the upper block is clearly seen dropping down without stopping. You believe that this upper block acted as a pile driver to crush the lower intact core structure below it. But if that were the case, there would have been not only a visible jolt and pause of the downward movenment of the upper block, but also the destruction of the more heat-damaged upper block as it met with the lower block. As such, the collapse would have been arrested because the upper block would have been destroyed easier and faster than the intact lower block. But that's not what happened. Once the upper block is in motion, it does not slow down.
In the case of the South Tower, the upper block (according to you) tipped over the edge of the building, thereby removing the pile-driver effect which is necessary to your theory. So you claim that some collapsing floors pulled the core and perimeter columns down with them.
Oh, and what about the explosion that shook the ground just before the North Tower begins to collapse? Any seismic data on that?