am i going mad along with shayler

[fixuplooksharp]

ok this may sound stupid, but you know the wtc7 seismic data is relatively lower (than wtc1 and 2, maybe this is just due to size?....) do you think there is a possibility that they could have used something other than thermite for the demolition of the building. maybe its just me, but i was watching a documentary on the history channel about weather modification, and HAARP is mentioned. one fact i found that was interesting is that they can heat up small areas using telsa technology laser jobbies. is it not possible that these 'beams' could have been used to melt the supporting columns. i am surprised this theory has not been brought up seen as though we have got all of these 'no planer's'..... haarp is meant to be able to heat areas to extreme temperatures, easily high enough to melt steep structured columns; this obv goes against Jones theory etc. but it would also explain the melted steel under the buildings (in this case the pancake effect would work- because the instantaneous melting of the columns would then create pockets of pressure which we see in the puffs coming out the side of the building as it collapses???, which to me seems a little too high in temperature for weeks after the event??

either slap me back in my place or is there a possibility?

or have the no planers messed up my ability to think clearly. it could be infectious...... :shock:

[Wokeman]

Well, that's the problem. It is said that US technology is always ten years in advance of that they admit to having, and this is why we should not be so eager to close down the 'no-planers' or anyone else, for instance like you who is simply asking questions.

[fixuplooksharp]

[quote="Wokeman"]Well, that's the problem. It is said that US technology is always ten years in advance of that they admit to having, and this is why we should not be so eager to close down the 'no-planers' or anyone else, for instance like you who is simply asking questions.[/quote]


ok fair do's

still hate the no-planers tho......

argh :o :x

[fixuplooksharp]

lasers would defo be the 'coolest' way to do it. it has a tint of doctor evil...muhahahahahahaha :D

[Woodee]