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Comment by Mary on December 23, 2010 at 3:42pm

That's the whole idea. Either keep them too busy working 2  jobs to make ends or keep them distracted with the toys, MP3, text messaging, Play Station, Wi, Cable TV, IMVU chat rooms, etc

Comment by Inkedscorp on December 22, 2010 at 5:01pm

People are still either asleep or too damn comfortable to be able to think for themselfs. 

Comment by Mary on December 22, 2010 at 2:16pm

I use to know a guy who did demolishon and the way those building fell looked exactly the same. Lets not forget that thermite was found in the dust. This is nano technology that no terrorist could get a hole of. Now all the people that worked in the recovery and clean up that breathed that stuff in are all sick or dieing.

Comment by Southern Patriot on December 22, 2010 at 8:33am

 

How many people ave seen a mobile home burn to the ground.

Super hot, super intense fire that consumes the entire structure in a matter of minutes leaving nothing but the steel frame underneath intact.

This is the same principle. Steel does not and can not melt from the heat of any common combustible material. If it did, it would be much easier to produce without the need for foundries. It also would not be structurally sound enough to use in building construction.

Lets all replicate this experiment on a smaller scale and upload the videos in mass.     

Here's how.

There are literally tonnes of t-304 steel storage sheds available either very cheap or free on craigslist.

Get one, assemble it, fill it with building materials, diesel fuel and whatever else you can find that will burn. Then light it on fire and watch the show....No matter how much you feed the fire, the steel just wont melt. And we are talking about steel that is no ticker than a few sheets of paper. Nothing on the scale of the melted i-beams from the WTC towers.

People can only deny what they don't see or don't understand. I once saw a video of an erector set built to twin tower scale, smashed on the upper levels by a large hammer, and burned for over 24 hours. It still looked pretty nice the next day.