RedIbis
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I don't think RedIbis even knows what a thermobaric weapon is.
Do you know what impulse management is?
I don't think RedIbis even knows what a thermobaric weapon is.
Do you know what impulse management is?
Funny how camcorders always manage to pick up the sound of explosives during controlled demolitions.
But not a single one when WTC7 collapsed.
Hmmm, I wonder why?
Do you know what impulse management is?
Secondary explosions are common in structural fires. No explosive signaturesa were recorded by LDEO or Protecs seismographs. Since naturally occurring secondary explosions don't come from charges affixed directly to a buildings structural supports, which are in turn rooted to the buildings foundation, they won't show up on siesmographs. The behavior and characteristics of the explosions witnessed on 9/11 match secondary fire explosions. They do not match demolition charges. How many times do we have to explain this to you? They weren't looking at seismograph readouts when they said that and they don't think that way today. We're not pretending, we actually do know. You're attempting to project your state of ignorance onto us. Name-calling is against the JREF forum member agreement.
Bare assertion fallacy.
The management of impulse.
Do you know what thermobaric weapons are?
I predicted exactly this last week. What do you bet that the missing files mean that the rest will only provide inconclusive results. Utterly predictable dishonest NIST behaviour.
Now of course we want to know exactly in what way the information could possibly 'jeapardise the public safety.' and whether NIST can legally make a decision not to release it . As public servants paid from taxpayer money I doubt that they have the exective authority themselves to make such a decision. I think this is just a delaying tactic.
The department of Commerce would have that decision I think. Isn't that run from the Whitehouse ? I think it was during Bush's tenure ? Could be interesting.
Weapons that are thermobaric.
See, I can be juvenile, too.
Bare assertion fallacy.
Yes this makes sense.
Listen bill, if NIST were part of some GRAND conspiracy, they would simply fake all the data to comply with the outcome they wanted, and provide it to the public. With the public not having access to the materials upon which the data sets were based, they would not know the difference.
So the idea that they are withholding some data sets because they "fear the real truth will come out" is just silly.
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How much did the 93 bomb register Sword_of_Truth?
Yes this makes sense.
Listen bill, if NIST were part of some GRAND conspiracy, they would simply fake all the data to comply with the outcome they wanted, and provide it to the public. With the public not having access to the materials upon which the data sets were based, they would not know the difference.
So the idea that they are withholding some data sets because they "fear the real truth will come out" is just silly.
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Listen bill, if NIST were part of some GRAND conspiracy, they would simply fake all the data to comply with the outcome they wanted, and provide it to the public. With the public not having access to the materials upon which the data sets were based, they would not know the difference.
So the idea that they are withholding some data sets because they "fear the real truth will come out" is just silly.
No, the idea that they are withholding any of the data sets is silly, because there's no justifiable reason to do so.
Ergo. They will not release the data. Dishonest and criminal behaviour well worthy of the proposed Grand Jury Investigation of NIST.. Should I say the now pretty well unavoidable Grand Jury Investigation.
It's episode 25 already. "The NWO" isn't so worried because most people, like you, simply don't pay attention. But Jesus hates you for calling her a bitch.
And yet you expect these same cameras to record sounds of internal explosions, assuming they had the capability of doing so.