VolsSportsFan
Where are the turtles?
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See, you guys refuse to comprehend anything different bc your belief is ruled by emotion. You only see what you want to see..
There's nothing to see. There's no content. It's a bunch of statements with no context. It leaves the viewer to completely fill in the context, and it depends on someone who already has your predisposition to believe in a conspiracy to fill in the gaps with your preexisting assumptions.
It doesn't actually say anything, let alone offer proof.
Did you watch the whole thing? No, you watched 3 minutes max.
The parts of other planes crashing and ripping apart like an aluminum can?
Where is the wreckage from flight 93? Where are the bodies? Where is anything resembling a crash site...the plane of all things?
Where are the bodies, the seats and luggage at the Pentagon....the debris?
Where is a pic of a "plane" hitting the Pentagon?
I watched 8 minutes.
Well, a large percentage of the material used to build an airplane is, in fact, aluminum.
Where is it now? The FBI took most of the debris. Some of it was entered into evidence at the Moussaoui trial. The remains that could be identified with the victims were released to their families. The remains that were identified with the hijackers were also kept by the FBI as evidence.
Same as above.
Watch the rest....actually from about 8:30 on...
Exactly, they are alluminum....you'll be enlightened on how alluminum reacts to hitting steel.
They are thin walled alluminum at that. They react to hitting steel like the fiber glass and alluminum bodies indy cars do to the wall....
Watch the rest....actually from about 8:30 on...
Exactly, they are alluminum....you'll be enlightened on how alluminum reacts to hitting steel.
They are thin walled alluminum at that. They react to hitting steel like the fiber glass and alluminum bodies indy cars do to the wall....
This is another example of making a statement that is accurate, but irrelevant.
Yes, aluminum will crumple when impacting steel. But the planes didn't simply hit steel. They hit a whole bunch of glass and air.
This is why the Pentagon wasn't as damaged as the towers: more steel and concrete at the point of impact.
Are you saying that if an Indy car went head on into the catch fence at several hundred mph the it wouldn't go through the fence?
Honestly where do you get this stuff that a jet liner running into a building wouldn't do exactly what we saw happen?
This is another example of making a statement that is accurate, but irrelevant.
Yes, aluminum will crumple when impacting steel. But the planes didn't simply hit steel. They hit a whole bunch of glass and air.
This is why the Pentagon wasn't as damaged as the towers: more steel and concrete at the point of impact.
Alluminum that's 3/16 of an inch thick doesn't punch thru steel columns ...
Do you think a .45 ACP could take a Sith Goblin or would we be needing at least a .44 Mag?
Depends, we talkin' hardball or some bonded JHP?
Three things that have made me chuckle today. Your post, Pacer's incessant trolling/petty insults and this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEQuDyuQFKE
You can tell the bird on the left is the girl bird and the one on the right is the guy. "I can't take you anywhere without you actin' the fool..."
I haven't watched them all. Most of the videos I've watched claim to quote the above, but don't actually feature their statements. But perhaps you can link to a few that do.
To answer your question in general terms: yes, the likelihood of them being wrong is much, much, much greater than the likelihood of them being correct.