Thoreau72
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Re: Evidence that 9/11 was an inside job.[W:57]
Right. The only federal agency that seems to have done its job was USGS, which collected samples already mentioned here, samples which showed suspicious amounts of many elements that comprise the by products of nuclear fission.
I make no claims to being an expert on nuclear things, but I see no reason why somebody couldn't design a way to get delayed detonations. Actually, I'm not quite sure of what you mean by "delayed nuke effect".
The sicknesses displayed by survivors are very much like the sicknesses displayed at Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Chernobyl. From Prager, and to compare, consider this: In the general population, US cancer deaths per year are/were 5.7 per 100,000 per year.
In those who worked at Ground Zero (their term, not mine, is it a Freudian slip?) the rate was either 86.2/100,000 or 862/100,00. Apologies for poor hand-written notes from 5 years back. Either way it is > 10 times the count in the general population.
Your link to Phillip Morelli doesn't work for my computer.
If you are not familiar with the long and sad story of the FEMA photographer Kurt Sonnenfeld, you should read about it. His pictures, shown in Prager's piece, show the story and IMO make a very strong case for the nuclear theory. If nothing else, they show positively that the official explanation of office fires and gravity could not possibly be true. That he is basically an enemy of the state is icing on the cake.
But there was no testing for HE that I know of. Yes, that is why I say that thermite is the only way to get that mass of molten metal that was in the basement.
Hmmm, still no description of how to get a delayed nuke effect. And this video shows delays.
http://algoxy.com/psych/images3/listen_to_the_demo_waves.mp4
It is true that some of the flourescent light bulbs themselves presented a considerable amount of radiation. They were special. There was another source in the building materials I can't remember. The radiation sickness was not the same type as comes from a nuke, much less severe, taking far longer to be diagnosed. More about inhaling radioactive particles.
The account of Phillip Morelli confirms what you describe.
Actually HE can do that in the case of debri going one way and hot gasses going another. I think the proportions of the nuclear event adequate to do that would make something more obvious and this question would not be arising.
Right. The only federal agency that seems to have done its job was USGS, which collected samples already mentioned here, samples which showed suspicious amounts of many elements that comprise the by products of nuclear fission.
I make no claims to being an expert on nuclear things, but I see no reason why somebody couldn't design a way to get delayed detonations. Actually, I'm not quite sure of what you mean by "delayed nuke effect".
The sicknesses displayed by survivors are very much like the sicknesses displayed at Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Chernobyl. From Prager, and to compare, consider this: In the general population, US cancer deaths per year are/were 5.7 per 100,000 per year.
In those who worked at Ground Zero (their term, not mine, is it a Freudian slip?) the rate was either 86.2/100,000 or 862/100,00. Apologies for poor hand-written notes from 5 years back. Either way it is > 10 times the count in the general population.
Your link to Phillip Morelli doesn't work for my computer.
If you are not familiar with the long and sad story of the FEMA photographer Kurt Sonnenfeld, you should read about it. His pictures, shown in Prager's piece, show the story and IMO make a very strong case for the nuclear theory. If nothing else, they show positively that the official explanation of office fires and gravity could not possibly be true. That he is basically an enemy of the state is icing on the cake.