Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I strongly believe that there was more burning in the WTC than kerosene. Furniture, plastics, rubber etc.
Posted by goatman at 2008-08-18 07:19 PM | Reply
And which of those things, or combination of those things--do you state will weaken steel in a smoky fire?
Burning furniture in a smoky fire will weaken steel?
Burning plastic in a smoky fire will weaken steel?
Burning rubber in a smoky fire will weaken steel?
Burning furniture, plastic, and rubber in a smoky fire will weaken steel?
Which of these combinations do you claim will get up to the 1800 degrees necessary to weaken steel? Then explain how that temperature could be maintained equally across the entire floor so that the failure was simultaneous.
Videos show the top floor with the huge mast starting to tilt as it fell--yet the claim is that it fell straight down to collapse floors below in a pancake effect.
There were news reports of secondary explosions every few minutes at the towers, and they can be heard. These explosions could be part of the controlled demolition---making the final explosions not seem so much like a demolition. Still--explosions can be see ahead of the collapse of the Towers, and explosions can be seen traveling up the sides of WTC7 Just as it collapses.
People who are looking with an open mind can see these things anyway.