Blink* blink* blink** Are we being allowed out of the dungeon today?

[HamdenRice]

It's so bright outside!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=5239730&mesg_id=5239730

[mirandapriestly]

1. heh heh heh

People are very passionate about this topic, I can't believe it's relegated to a back room. People are becoming much more open to the idea that maybe the official explanation deserves a closer look especially with what else is coming to light about this admin.

[IChing]

2. I have mathamatical and scientfic proof in writing from a genius

oh and I am a MIHOP convert this year.

[spooked911]

3. Love that pic!

[IChing]

4. another one

[spooked911]

5. that's good too. Speaking of the WTC2 fireball, though

does anyone else think it is rather "cinematic" and not what airplane fuel would really produce?

[Kevin Fenton]

6. Airplane debris

It is a rather good picture of all the airplane debris following the South Tower impact, though.

[spooked911]

10. What airplane debris? I see a bunch of aluminum cladding that got

blown of the steel WTC walls, and maybe a few of the steel beams themselves, but no real airplane debris.

[MercutioATC]

7. No, I think it's about right.

What kind of fireball would you EXPECT that much jet fuel to make?

[spooked911]

11. Have you ever seen 10,000 gallons of kerosene go up in flames?

I bet it doesn't make that big of a fireball.

Kerosene isn't that explosive either.

[MercutioATC]

13. You "bet"?

Atomize that much of anything flammable and you're in for a pretty spectacular show. If you have something concrete, please let us know. I'm not impressed with your "bets" so far...

[spooked911]

14. Fair enough, although after thinking about it-- even though the plane

was carrying close to 10,000 gallons of fuel, how much of that should have come out the other side from where the impact was?

Particularly because the plane should have burst open as soon as it went in-- it hit a few concrete floors from the side. Granted, momentum would carry a lot of fuel out, but ALL of it?

Furthermore, the fireball burned up in about ten seconds, but typically kerosene burns longer than that.

[MercutioATC]

15. It's also on your website, but here's a video:

http://www.simradar.com/Feature/2317/B_52_Crash_in_Fairchild_AFB.html


Big orange fireball...black smoke...lasts less than 10 seconds.

[Frederik]

16. 3,000 gallons

All the jet fuel isn't consumed in that fireball.

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[Frederik]

17. Maybe you would

if you stopped endorsing bogus revisionist theories about controlled demolition, no planes etc. No wonder this topic is relegated to a separate forum.