HeyLeroy
30th November 2006, 09:46 AM
Several weeks ago this letter appeared in my local paper, THE WINDSOR STAR:
More research needed on 9-11 building sites: As the shock and awe wears off, almost half of America now suspects U.S. government involvement in the 9-11 atrocities. Common sense is prevailing in the perception that three steel and cement towers could collapse in pulverized dust from isolated kerosene fires. I urge the Windsor Star and readers of this paper to begin researching and reporting the facts surrounding the World Trade Center building collapses in New York over five years ago. Canada must come down on the right side of history on this issue. COLIN BILODEAU
:words:
To which I responded:
Reading Mr. Bilodeau’s letter I agree the World Trade Center towers were not destroyed by isolated kerosene fires. Both towers were struck by 150 ton jumbo-jets traveling at 714 kph and 874 kph. This explains the presence of aviation-grade kerosene, or, jet fuel. Call me naïve, but when I witness two 300,000 pound planes strike two buildings, and those buildings collapse, it’s likely because of the planes. The physicists, mathematicians, metallurgists, structural, mechanical, civil and chemical engineers who’ve studied this agree.
He states almost half of Americans believe in US government involvement in this atrocity. He’s mistaken. The most recent Scripps-Howard survey shows 36% of Americans believe the US government was either “very likely” or “somewhat likely” involved.
How was the government involved, exactly? I’m no fan of George Bush, but I can’t believe he attempted to murder 20,000 US citizens and did murder almost 3,000.
To think explosives were used is absurd. It sure didn’t work in 1993.
At 133.8 meters, Detroit‘s Hudson building holds the world record for tallest structural steel building ever imploded. After a 21 person crew took three months to investigate and another four to prepare the implosion design, a 12 person crew took 24 days to place 1,240 kgs of explosives in 4,118 separate charges, lay over 11,000 meters (seven miles) of detonation cord, and torch-cut the building’s steel beams. WTC One and Two were 3.1 times taller than the Hudson; tower Seven was 1.46 times taller. When the exterior walls were looked at in cross-section, two-thirds of the surface area was outside of the buildings, precluding access. How big were the crews that rigged those buildings? How long did it take? Those buildings were open 24/7. Did no one who worked there notice the fresh drywall and paint used to conceal the explosives?
Today, this was published:
World Trade Center collapse dialogue needed: Thanks to The Windsor Star and Larry Lxxxxx for helping advance the dialogue on 9-11. Mr. Lxxxxx's well-thought-out arguments overlook a few known facts. WTC 7 was not hit by an airplane and collapsed inexplicably late in the afternoon of 9-11. The planes did not knock down WTC 1 and 2. As we all saw they both took the impact as they were designed to do. The resulting fires could not generate the energy required to cause the utter destruction that was Ground Zero nor the molten iron that glowed red for weeks after the event. Mr. Lxxxxx's knowledge of the Hudson tower demolition should give him insight into how these towers could come down at freefall speeds without a hint of resistance in the structure. The burden of proof of "if" or "how" an inside job was pulled off is not on our shoulders. Any rational analysis of what we all saw on 9-11-01 reveals the only conspiracy theory we should be concerned about now is the official account of these events. COLIN BILODEAU
:words:
This idjit needs a serious verbal spanking, and as much as I'd love to write a rebuttal, I have too many other irons in the fire right now to take the time to reply. (Those irons are gonna glow for weeks!:D) Besides that, many of you here are far more eloquent and better versed on the subject than I.
I've said before that I live in Canada, and the troofer beliefs haven't infected us as deeply as in the US. Let's keep it that way.
If any of you would care to respond, here's the linky: http://www.canada.com/windsorstar/letters.html
Limited to 300 words, but the'ye a little bit flexible if the letter is well-written (I once had one published that ran to 304). They will consider letters from anywhere.
Thanks.
More research needed on 9-11 building sites: As the shock and awe wears off, almost half of America now suspects U.S. government involvement in the 9-11 atrocities. Common sense is prevailing in the perception that three steel and cement towers could collapse in pulverized dust from isolated kerosene fires. I urge the Windsor Star and readers of this paper to begin researching and reporting the facts surrounding the World Trade Center building collapses in New York over five years ago. Canada must come down on the right side of history on this issue. COLIN BILODEAU
:words:
To which I responded:
Reading Mr. Bilodeau’s letter I agree the World Trade Center towers were not destroyed by isolated kerosene fires. Both towers were struck by 150 ton jumbo-jets traveling at 714 kph and 874 kph. This explains the presence of aviation-grade kerosene, or, jet fuel. Call me naïve, but when I witness two 300,000 pound planes strike two buildings, and those buildings collapse, it’s likely because of the planes. The physicists, mathematicians, metallurgists, structural, mechanical, civil and chemical engineers who’ve studied this agree.
He states almost half of Americans believe in US government involvement in this atrocity. He’s mistaken. The most recent Scripps-Howard survey shows 36% of Americans believe the US government was either “very likely” or “somewhat likely” involved.
How was the government involved, exactly? I’m no fan of George Bush, but I can’t believe he attempted to murder 20,000 US citizens and did murder almost 3,000.
To think explosives were used is absurd. It sure didn’t work in 1993.
At 133.8 meters, Detroit‘s Hudson building holds the world record for tallest structural steel building ever imploded. After a 21 person crew took three months to investigate and another four to prepare the implosion design, a 12 person crew took 24 days to place 1,240 kgs of explosives in 4,118 separate charges, lay over 11,000 meters (seven miles) of detonation cord, and torch-cut the building’s steel beams. WTC One and Two were 3.1 times taller than the Hudson; tower Seven was 1.46 times taller. When the exterior walls were looked at in cross-section, two-thirds of the surface area was outside of the buildings, precluding access. How big were the crews that rigged those buildings? How long did it take? Those buildings were open 24/7. Did no one who worked there notice the fresh drywall and paint used to conceal the explosives?
Today, this was published:
World Trade Center collapse dialogue needed: Thanks to The Windsor Star and Larry Lxxxxx for helping advance the dialogue on 9-11. Mr. Lxxxxx's well-thought-out arguments overlook a few known facts. WTC 7 was not hit by an airplane and collapsed inexplicably late in the afternoon of 9-11. The planes did not knock down WTC 1 and 2. As we all saw they both took the impact as they were designed to do. The resulting fires could not generate the energy required to cause the utter destruction that was Ground Zero nor the molten iron that glowed red for weeks after the event. Mr. Lxxxxx's knowledge of the Hudson tower demolition should give him insight into how these towers could come down at freefall speeds without a hint of resistance in the structure. The burden of proof of "if" or "how" an inside job was pulled off is not on our shoulders. Any rational analysis of what we all saw on 9-11-01 reveals the only conspiracy theory we should be concerned about now is the official account of these events. COLIN BILODEAU
:words:
This idjit needs a serious verbal spanking, and as much as I'd love to write a rebuttal, I have too many other irons in the fire right now to take the time to reply. (Those irons are gonna glow for weeks!:D) Besides that, many of you here are far more eloquent and better versed on the subject than I.
I've said before that I live in Canada, and the troofer beliefs haven't infected us as deeply as in the US. Let's keep it that way.
If any of you would care to respond, here's the linky: http://www.canada.com/windsorstar/letters.html
Limited to 300 words, but the'ye a little bit flexible if the letter is well-written (I once had one published that ran to 304). They will consider letters from anywhere.
Thanks.