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grandmastershek
5th September 2010, 12:47 PM
Can anyone point to one instance of a person suffering an injury on 9/11 that can be solely attributed to any form of thermite or explosive? IIRC explosives would generate specific symptoms form the pressure wave. As a former welder, again IIRC, the light generated by thermite is a UV light similar to that of a welding arc and would likewise have the symptoms of flash burn both on skin and the eyes.
Sivan Kurzberg
5th September 2010, 12:52 PM
Can anyone point to one instance of a person suffering an injury on 9/11 that can be solely attributed to any form of thermite of explosive. IIRC explosives would generate specific symptoms form the pressure wave. As a former welder, again IIRC, the light generated by thermite is a UV light similar to that of a welding arc and would likewise have the symptoms of flash burn both on skin and the eyes.
I'll need to check but I think there were a couple injuries and even deaths on 9/11.
grandmastershek
5th September 2010, 12:54 PM
I'll need to check but I think there were a couple injuries and even deaths on 9/11.
"can be solely attributed to any form of thermite or explosive?"
Sivan Kurzberg
5th September 2010, 01:02 PM
"can be solely attributed to any form of thermite or explosive?"
There were body parts thrown all over the place. There were also people who were burned. There are still like a thousand victims who were never found and identified. Not one piece. Now was no one burnt or blown up on 9/11? And how do you know what happened to people who were never even found? That would be like more than a third of 9/11 victims BTW.
BigAl
5th September 2010, 01:20 PM
There were body parts thrown all over the place. There were also people who were burned. There are still like a thousand victims who were never found and identified. Not one piece. Now was no one burnt or blown up on 9/11? And how do you know what happened to people who were never even found? That would be like more than a third of 9/11 victims BTW.
The mathematical odds are zero that any of the missing bodies died of something for which none of the 3,000 recovered bodies show any evidence and that none of the many thousands of people with injuries of less severity show no symptoms.
triforcharity
5th September 2010, 01:21 PM
Guys, My suspicion is this guy is not even worth the bandwith to respond to.
Google his name. That will tell you alot.
BTW, no, there were no instances of baratrauma injuries that were reported on 9/11.
MikeW
5th September 2010, 01:57 PM
And how do you know what happened to people who were never even found? That would be like more than a third of 9/11 victims BTW.
No-one knows how many people were "never even found", as there were many remains recovered that were too degraded to obtain sufficient DNA for identification.
DGM
5th September 2010, 04:31 PM
Guys, My suspicion is this guy is not even worth the bandwith to respond to.
Google his name. That will tell you alot.
BTW, no, there were no instances of baratrauma injuries that were reported on 9/11.
You got to love "Google". I wonder how long it will be before they develop a data base on known "trolls" and label them as such?
ETA: Maybe we could develop an "auto-ignore" based on that list. Now that would save some time.
grandmastershek
5th September 2010, 05:37 PM
There were body parts thrown all over the place. There were also people who were burned. There are still like a thousand victims who were never found and identified. Not one piece. Now was no one burnt or blown up on 9/11? And how do you know what happened to people who were never even found? That would be like more than a third of 9/11 victims BTW.
Good point...obvious answer is alien abduction.
jiggeryqua
5th September 2010, 05:44 PM
Google his name. That will tell you alot.
If you google my name (well, my actual name) you get a site built by some slightly deranged socialist who happens to share my name. That tells you nothing - of any value, at any rate. I concede that 'grandmastershrek' might be less common than my real name, but google is just a search engine...
grandmastershek
5th September 2010, 05:50 PM
If you google my name (well, my actual name) you get a site built by some slightly deranged socialist who happens to share my name. That tells you nothing - of any value, at any rate. I concede that 'grandmastershrek' might be less common than my real name, but google is just a search engine...
In relation to 9/11 its substantial though. If truthers have taught us anything there are no coincidences.
Edx
5th September 2010, 05:54 PM
There were body parts thrown all over the place. There were also people who were burned. There are still like a thousand victims who were never found and identified. Not one piece. Now was no one burnt or blown up on 9/11? And how do you know what happened to people who were never even found? That would be like more than a third of 9/11 victims BTW.
blah blah blah....
The point is truthers talk about people being thrown around by bombs but somehow none of them even suffer anything as major as inner ear injuries.
That's mighty annoying for your case especially considering how, according to truthers, bombs were going off all over the place. Absolutely no one has any injuries consistent with explosives, we even know the names and identities of the people who would have, had they experienced a real explosive, since truthers like to quote them as having been caught in one. But not a single one, in near 10 years. Truthers know who to call and talk to to confirm blast injuries, they dont do so because they are idiots that either dont want to know or are too incompetent to understand the affects of explosive blasts on the human body.
leftysergeant
6th September 2010, 04:22 AM
We also have first-hand testimony of numerous blast victims who were standing right at the focal points of several explosions.
Almost all of them were standing in front of elevators.
HELLO? Ever see what hot hydrocarbon vapors do when they get a blast of fresh air? You better hit the deck when you see it coming. The links Gravy provided in another thread this weekend mention at least twenty people who saw fireballs running down hallways without smashing sheetrock walls along their path.
Jet fuel. No question about it.
As for thermite, it is, in my experience, not as bright as an arc welder, not so much into the ultraviolet range. About like amagnesium flare or slightly lower, depending of the compound. I am most familiar with aluminum/calcium thermite, probably the best sort for damaging a steel structure, which would be the brightest flame. Looked right at one from about fifty feet and suffered less distress than driving into the early sunset.
But this was only a small charge in an 8 oz styrofoam coffee cup. I could still feel the heat as though it were a hundred gallons of jet fuel.
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