Video of THERMITE REACTION at WTC on 9/11

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"John Mazor" wrote:

Do you remember Mike Rivero, one of the prime loons at the height of the
TWA800 wars here in ADA? He would do things like show a series of pictures
of a styrofoam glider in flight to "prove" something or other about the
plane's flightpath.

When critics started drilling on him, his response was "I was a NASA
scientist!"

Lots of people do research for the North American Silliness Association.

"mrtravel" wrote in message
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John Mazor wrote:

There were some other strange things about him, too, like having more
than 100 e-mail addresses located in or near where he lived (Seattle).
This was back in 1997 when it was unusual for anyone to have more than
one or two accounts traceable to them. But that's another story.

Who is weirder, the person with multiple e-mail addresses, or the person
counting them?

Who is weirder, the person with two noses or the person who counts them?

"Chad Irby" wrote in message
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Laurence Doering wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 23:15:27 -0500, Scott M. Kozel
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"Wake UP!" wrote:

Video of THERMITE REACTION at WTC on 9/11
http://www.checktheevidence.com/911/Thermite.htm

That most likely is melting aluminum. It has been said to be likely
that aircraft wreckage piled up in that corner of the South Tower.

You don't even need aircraft wreckage for aluminum to have been
the source of the sparks and apparently molten material. The
external metal sheathing on the World Trade Center towers was
an aluminum alloy [1].

Aluminum's melting point is around 1,200 degrees F, a temperature
that's easily reached in building fires.

[1]
http://americanhistory.si.edu/septem...ord.asp?ID=104

And, as a side note, steel weakens dramatically in fires nowhere close
to its melting point. My VW Bug caught fire a few weeks back, and the
steel carburetor spring went "unspringy." This was for a five minute
fire, with small amounts of gasoline and rubber as the fuels.

There is also the consideration of metals beside steel and aluminum in
the fires - magnesium, for example. There was a good bit in the planes
that hit the Towers, and it melts and catches fire quite easily at a
mere 600 degrees C.

Watch it with the facts there - you will **** off all the conspiracy kooks
if you keep it up. :O|

"Dan" wrote in message
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Keith W wrote:
"Wake UP!" wrote in message
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Video of THERMITE REACTION at WTC on 9/11
http://www.checktheevidence.com/911/Thermite.htm


I've seen and used thermite and thats not it, by the way you are
aware that thermite isnt used to demolish buildings arent you ?

Keith



I told him that a few weeks ago.

Before or after the kook in question changed his handle yet again? :O|

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"Keith W" wrote in message
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"Wake UP!" wrote in message
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Video of THERMITE REACTION at WTC on 9/11
http://www.checktheevidence.com/911/Thermite.htm


I've seen and used thermite and thats not it, by the way you are
aware that thermite isnt used to demolish buildings arent you ?

Yes he is, but that's the beauty of his conspiracy - since thermite
isn't used for demolition, no one would suspect it being used. Har har
har de har har.

Paul Nixon





As if that means anything, or has any bearing whatsoever. (I guess to a
reality denier it might.) Can thermite partially evaporate steel? Yes.
Could thermite cause the temperatures that existed in metal at the WTC?

So could a big airplane loaded with fuel hitting it at 250 knots.

What part of "airplane crashes into building" do you NOT understand, retard?

Wake Up! wrote:
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"Keith W" wrote in message
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"Wake UP!" wrote in message
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Video of THERMITE REACTION at WTC on 9/11
http://www.checktheevidence.com/911/Thermite.htm


I've seen and used thermite and thats not it, by the way you are
aware that thermite isnt used to demolish buildings arent you ?

Yes he is, but that's the beauty of his conspiracy - since thermite
isn't used for demolition, no one would suspect it being used. Har har
har de har har.

Paul Nixon





As if that means anything, or has any bearing whatsoever. (I guess to a
reality denier it might.) Can thermite partially evaporate steel? Yes.
Could thermite cause the temperatures that existed in metal at the WTC?
Yes. Can thermite cause metal dripping like in the videos? Yes. Were
those three items present at the WTC? Yes. I love the way you deniers
aren't able to take everything into context, and instead give silly
reasons for each and every piece of information, so you can hold on to
your absurd government conspiracy theory. LOL!!

Care to take a shot at explaining the problem with your "theory" that I
exposed in the hread "it bugs me"? Seems all you kooks just ignore
that glaring problem.

Harry K