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Devilish Dictionarian
I'll check back later to see if our twoofers have provided any answers. Any bets?![]()
Wait, you're the twoofer here, aren't you? Or do you now accept the common narrative that 19 hijackers carried out the events of 9/11?
I'll check back later to see if our twoofers have provided any answers. Any bets?![]()
Do you want a link to the NIST report where they studied the sound and pressure levels of a demolition charge?What data did they present that refers to my post above? And cite the reference please.
Your reply will consist of factual statements and not questions.
You missed it, He's now calling us "twoofers" instead of "bedunkers".Wait, you're the twoofer here, aren't you? Or do you now accept the common narrative that 19 hijackers carried out the events of 9/11?
You missed it, He's now calling us "twoofers" instead of "bedunkers".
Don't ask me what this has to do with the argument. Apparently he feels it helps him.![]()
I'm sure he'll also argue that I fail when I present effects and sound level data from explosives because they don't exactly match the conditions he wants.Maybe all that time spent playing word games would be better spent creating a cohesive and plausible case for controlled demolition, or in crafting a graceful concession he doesn't have one.
Here we have two examples of the controlled demolition of a building. The OP demonstrates one without explosives, and now we show with explosives. None look like 9/11. They then claim 'thermite', which we have no video of for a skyscraper because no one ever used it for that purpose. So instead of demonstrating how it could be done, the Truth movement hangers on give us... word games. Pathetic.
You failed to read NIST reports. That is standard from 911 truth followers, too busy spreading woo to read and understand. Your truth movement died on 911, you missed it. 12 years of nonsense highlighted with weak attacks on others, exposing a serious lack of knowledge, and super gullibility.What data did they present that refers to my post above? And cite the reference please.
Your reply will consist of factual statements and not questions.
I see DGM was not able to come up with his reference. I think we know why.
I'm not sure this is on topic, though. There are probably a number of other threads where we can discuss why:
1) the sound of detonations might be attenuated coming from inside a fully furnished building, especially the inside core, and
2) why the large booms and the sequential "pop - pop" explosions heard by eyewitnesses could not possibly be detonations.
I see DGM was not able to come up with his reference. I think we know why.
It was. in the NIST report for building 7. What part don't you get?My question was: What kind of noise do detonations make from the inside core of a fully furnished half-kilometre-tall highrise?
DGM claims that "this data was presented" in the (assuming he means NIST) report on WTC 7. So, no, the burden of proof is on him to show 1) what the data is and 2) how it answers my question above.
My question was: What kind of noise do detonations make from the inside core of a fully furnished half-kilometre-tall highrise?
DGM claims that "this data was presented" in the (assuming he means NIST) report on WTC 7. So, no, the burden of proof is on him to show 1) what the data is and 2) how it answers my question above.
Ah, so your question is meaningless, since NIST determined how much noise would be created by explosives in a CD
and that noise was not present on 9/11.
It was. in the NIST report for building 7. What part don't you get?
130 decibels is comparable with a lot of things that would not be heard from inside a fully furnished building. What study did they do of noise attenuation by the fact that the building was fully furnished?
Dodge noted.![]()
What "dodge"?Dodge noted.![]()