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Kate Blanchett
Jul 2 2008, 01:28 PM
What quantity of explosives are necessary to bring down, in theory, a building the size of the Trade Center?
The official account states the building fell from fire and damage, so if you believe the official account then the amount of explosives required is zero, if explosives were used to bring the towers down then the amount would be any amount above zero, right? in other words, massive amounts of explosives would make demolition unrealistic so therefore the official account (using zero explosives) is validated, is not a logical argument. It is therefore only necessary to identitfy the presence of explosives, not the quantity.

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Why do the Towers drop from the top DOWN?
to make it look like the plane damage caused the collapse.

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.....if explosives were used in demolition fashion, the entire building would be seen to move, and from the bottom...not the top....
For the towers, if explosives detonated in sequence from the top down then that would not be the case. WTC7 did fall from the bottom.

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Why do sound recordings from every 9/11 footage film have a distant "rumble" when the buildings collapse, rather than a series of explosions....
depends on the footage, but most collapse footage was filmed from very far away, individual explosions would not necessarily be distinguishable on those distant shots.

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Semtex gives off a distinct odour....so do other types of explosives when used....why are there no record whatsoever of any official reporting such a smell? The very amount needed would give off A DEFINITIVE SMELL...
maybe smelly explosives were not used. Professor Jones has found reacted thermite residue and unreacted nanothermite compound, there would be no identifiable smell.

some of your questions are addressed here:
http://www.explosive911analysis.com/
Edited by Headspin, Jul 3 2008, 04:31 AM.
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