Did the U.S. goverment really set up 9/11

There was alot of black smoke coming out of the towers. Black smoke means that the fire is not burning.

bond77770 wrote:

There was alot of black smoke coming out of the towers. Black smoke means that the fire is not burning.

I'm sure glad to learn this. I was certainly scared by that nasty black cloud coming from the Buncefield oil depot last December.



I'm glad it was at least not a burning fire.

yes I did. Those quotes are from the website you gave me!

Why did the World Trade Center Collapse? Science, Engineering, and Speculation.

By Thomas W. Eagar, Professor of Materials Engineering and Engineering Systems at MIT.

Buncefield oil depot

The Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal (HOSL - Hertfordshire Oil Storage Ltd), generally known as the Buncefield complex, was the fifth largest oil-products storage depot in the UK, with a capacity of approximately 60 million Imperial gallons (273 million litres) of fuel, although it was not always filled. This was approximately 5% of UK oil storage capacity. It was a major hub on the UK's oil pipeline network (UKOP) with pipelines to Humberside and Merseyside and is an important fuel source to the British aviation industry, providing aircraft fuel for local airports including London Gatwick, London Heathrow and Luton airports. Approximately half of the complex is dedicated to the storage of aviation fuel. The remainder of the complex stores petrol and diesel fuel for petrol stations across much of the South-East of England. The terminal is owned by TOTAL UK Limited (60%) and Texaco 40%.

Black smoke means that the fire is not burning.

Well, guess what they were storing at Buncefield:

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(UKOP) with pipelines to Humberside and Merseyside and is an important fuel source to the British aviation industry, providing aircraft fuel for local airports including London Gatwick, London Heathrow and Luton airports. Approximately half of the complex is dedicated to the storage of aviation fuel. The remainder of the complex stores petrol and diesel fuel for petrol stations across much of the South-East of England. The terminal is owned by TOTAL UK Limited (60%) and Texaco 40%.

Was the part that was on fire jet fuel or oil? It looked like a pretty small section of the depot.

Nyc firefighters said that there was only 2 small pockets of fires.
The fire was simply smoldering not burning. If you knew anything about fire you would agree.

Was the part that was on fire jet fuel or oil? It looked like a pretty small section of the depot.

But what part of the depot was on fire? Was it the oil part or the jet fuel part?

The site consists of a northern and a southern portion, with the southern being used by BP and the northern portion being divided into 3 sectors; HOSL West, the BPA area, and HOSL East. Texaco, Total and Shell use HOSL West and HOSL East, while the BPA area is occupied by facilities of the British Pipeline Agency (BPA), mostly for aviation fuel. HOSL West was the main site in the northern portion of HOSL, and was used for storage of a variety of fuels excluding aviation fuel and kerosene, which are stored at BPA. The fire destroyed most of HOSL West and the BPA area.

Smoke indicates that a fire is not burning very well as it does not have enough air to burn. Smoking fires are cool fires and are not as hot as a fire with enough air.

You can only see black smoke coming out of the windows which would support my statement that the fire was not burning but simply smoldering.

A tank truck carrying 13,000 gallons of jet fuel rolled over and ignited on the Richardson Highway in August 2001.