Thoreau72
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Re: The Bridge to End 911
Thank you for an excellent display of ignorance regarding the official story that you defend, thank you very much. :lol:
According to the official story that you defend, no flights were going "overseas", but at least 2 or 3 were going to California.
Yes, I know a little bit about jetfuel, and I've seen a few fireballs caused by aircraft impacting the ground. Liquids decelerated from 300 knots to 0 in 1 or 2 seconds DO atomize.
Stay in the parts business, Partsguy.
Lol they were probably fully loaded or close to as they were headed overseas. What makes you think it atomized in the fireball???? That would never happen. Do you know anything about jet fuel , kerosene or Diesel?? ( very close to the same thing) these types of fuels or not very explosive as compared to gasoline. Thousands of pounds of fuel would never have atomized on impact!! Never!!! Planes , cars crash all the time and this never!!! Happens, not possible. Go talk to your local fuel supplier ( not the local gas station guy) and have a talk with a guy who sells large quantities of fuel for a living.
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Thank you for an excellent display of ignorance regarding the official story that you defend, thank you very much. :lol:
According to the official story that you defend, no flights were going "overseas", but at least 2 or 3 were going to California.
Yes, I know a little bit about jetfuel, and I've seen a few fireballs caused by aircraft impacting the ground. Liquids decelerated from 300 knots to 0 in 1 or 2 seconds DO atomize.
Stay in the parts business, Partsguy.