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Originally Posted by JCL
There is no evidence of thermite. There are traces of several elements in the dust samples that are contained in thermite, but only some of the elements required to make thermite, not all of them. Also, the percentages are not correct in the samples, ie the chemical signature is not that of thermite.
It isn't up to me to prove that it isn't thermite. If someone wants to postulate that there is thermite there, then the burden of proof is on them. So far they have not been able to prove the existence of thermite. They assumed that there was thermite, and then argue about how thermite could have caused molten metal. It is a strawman argument. First they have to prove that thermite was there.
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If the chemical signature is not of thermite, can you provide your educated guess of what they're a signature of? Or at least where else sulfer could've come from? If you indeed read their paper and at least watched their bastian of scientific inquiry videos i've posted...in their testing, they were able to ignite the red-gray chips with a calorimeter. That is not an assumption. Simply put: they've found enough evidence to warrant further investigation.
When it comes to the WTC buildings...i can't help but ask myself a few simple questions that can't be muddled...(as i used to lunch and listen to Jazz once a week, when in town, in the courtyards):
- What happened to, and, what pulverized all that concrete?
- Where did the 100+ floors go?
- Should'nt there have been at least 30+ floors of debris?
Again...i encourage you to watch the interview of
Barry Jennings' account
I didn't require Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, to admit (many years after the fact) that the Gulf of Tonkin never happened, to know Vietnam was a fluke.
I didn't require E. Howard Hunt to confess on his deathbed, who was behind the JFK assassination, to know that the Warren Commission was a joke.
Look, we'll continue to disagree...but someday soon, perhaps one of us will be proven wrong. After all, everyone said Einstein was wrong...Everyone said Galileo was wrong...