9/11
2006-06-09
19:02:43
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10 answers
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Anonymous
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Politics & Government
➔ Politics
Look, folks, lets all get a grip and quit going to those conspiracy sites. I firmly believe that 9/11 was just the cold hard truth, Islamic extremists boarded those planes, hijacked them, and then crashed them into their intended targets, minus United 93. It is true that the planes themselves didn't bring the towers down, the FIRE did. When the planes hit, they knocked off the thin layer of fireproofing material that was sprayed onto the frame of the building. The jet fuel within the planes only burned for the first 10 minutes of the fire, then add office building materials such as paper and wooden desks, etc, and you have a HOT fire. Not hot enough to melt steel, but hot enought to weaken it enough so it breaks. Then a pancake effect occurs, and the floors below are not strong enought to support the weight. There was nothing controlled about it. Pull your head out of the ground and stop listening to mommas boys who live in their basement and write this crap, instead honor the victims!
2006-06-09
19:08:24 ·
update #1
Yes, they were made to withstand a direct hit from the largest available aircraft at the time..a Boeing 727...right, and a 757 and 767 hit the towers..there's a little bit of a size difference there. Oh, and did you know that the planes were carrying a full load of fuel? Yes, they DO love to top it off before those long hauls if ya get my drift.
2006-06-09
19:47:14 ·
update #2
http://www.publiceye.org/conspire/Post911/dubious_claims/web_010911-N-6157F-001.jpg
2006-06-09
19:51:06 ·
update #3
Human DNA remains from American 77 (N644AA) were recovered from the ruins of the Pentagon. The only passenger who's remains were never found from American 77 were that of 3 year old Dana Falkenberg, who was obviously so small that there was nothing left of her to claim.
2006-06-09
20:09:04 ·
update #4
The Empire State Building *was* in fact hit by a bomber, but it was in no way direct. A small bomber lost in the late fog during the 1940s *did* crash into the ESB. But, the airplane was smaller than a Boeing 757, and was going much slower.
http://www.evesmag.com/empirestatebldgcrash.jpg
Ernie Sisto nabbed this shot leaning precariously over the edge of the building in 1945!
2006-06-09
20:14:30 ·
update #5
The Pearl Harbor conspiracy *may* have been correct, in a way. Germany had an alliance with Japan, which mean if Japan were ever attacked, it would come to the aid of Japan. This is mostly the reason why we cut off our oil exportation to Japan, which stopped it's entire industry, and basically put a choke hold on Japanese economy. They became so very constrained and desperate for oil, they formally told FDR in writing that they would attack us in one way or another. FDR Did not want another mess of troop enemies in the pacific, as he was ready to come to the aid of the allies in Europe, AND a new war would bring america out of the depression with tons of new jobs, and everything would be milk and honey. And subsequently, on December 7th 1941 we were attacked by Japan for the first but not last time. The only other time Japan attacked United States soil was when they released a bomb attached to a baloon into the jet stream, it landed and exploded, killing a family of picnicers.
2006-06-10
04:16:31 ·
update #6