drug_mentor
Bluelight Crew
kk just quickly (again.. don't frequent bluelight as much as i once did.. i'm a busy man now)
I apologise for the way i spoke to you in my past post.. It's true what bit_pattern said.. It does get get tedious to the point of frustrating to the point of FUCK ME.. but i understand this is the first time you have been involved..
All good dude, to be truthful I should have chosen my words more carefully if I didn't want to get taken to task for them. I had a pretty shitty couple of weeks and got needlessly defensive.
What i said still stands true though.. The evidence is out there.. you only have to step away from the conspiracy sites and look up the counter sites to realise the conspiracy sites talk sooo much shit.. To be fair i once believe in the *alternative* story until i realised there is so much more information i'm unaware of i couldn't possibly come to a worthwhile conclusion.. It's clear that you've spend a lot of time researching 9/11 from one side of the fence while completely ignoring what information is present on the other side..
You can run your hand through a flame feeling little more than a slight rise in temperature.. leave that hand in the flame and it will burn.. saying a passport couldn't survive if the steel couldn't, in this case, would be like quickly passing a piece of paper through a flame (easily come out unscathed) while throwing a log on a fire (will burn to ashes).. The passport as well as other things from the plane would have been blown from the building almost instantly.. while the structure would have been exposed to hours of intense raging fires..
The initial crash and fuel fire would not have been enough to bring the twin towers down, you're right.. the fuel would have burnt too quickly to cause enough damage.. but the fuel fire was just the beginning.. just the spark, if you will.. as for it melting steel.. it didn't.. it merely had to weaken it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMZ-nkYr46w
Anndd.. I'm sorry but that's about the best quality post you're gonna get from me right nowWill probably have more time at the weekend.
It is a couple years since I looked into any of this, I honestly have looked at both sides of it, admittedly the conspiracy side more so, for whatever reason that is what tends to stand out in my mind, probably because I tended to agree with more of it at the time.
The passport thing I am going to have to agree to disagree, I can see where you are coming from in your analogy but to me it still seems very far fetched.
I have heard witness reports of molten steel. Obviously, some of the sources I previously relied on were less than reliable so I would have to go check that out again.
Actually, the theory isn't that steel would melt, but would weaken.
If you don't even know the official theory of the collapse, how can we take your criticism of it seriously?
I thought it had been established that the steel had in fact melted, so regardless of the official theory, which I obviously believe to be false, it followed that to argue the fire caused the collapse was essentially the same as saying it caused it to melt, as I stated a few lines above this one, I am now less convinced of that and would need to verify it.
Whether the steel was weakened or melted is almost inconsequential to me, because I still don't buy that those fires caused the buildings to collapse at near free fall speed. That is not to say that it is fair to claim that the steel melted if it did not, just that whether it did or not is not really a huge factor in why I doubt fire caused those buildings to collapse.
I didn't ask anyone to take me seriously, I just asked not to be mocked or ridiculed, although I now admit that I let a few drinks and a selective memory influence me towards making a couple hyperbolic claims, and it was hardly unfair for people to respond to them in the way they did.
The truth is that I don't necessarily buy the alternative theory much more than the official story, I was more convinced of some elements of the alternative theory a few days ago than I am today, but realistically I have always taken all of the various theories and at most considered them very possible, there is not a whole lot about 9/11 that I am actually 100% convinced of.
I do have a very strong feeling that the US Government was involved with it in some way, the extent of this involvement could be as little as having prior knowledge that it was going to happen and putting things in motion to ensure it was not stopped, like having NORAD play war games that morning. I admit I do tend to think the involvement was deeper than that, because I do have serious doubts about those towers falling. In particular tower 7 I have a pretty hard time with, when you factor in the amount of witnesses who said they heard/felt/saw explosions I do lean towards the belief there were probably bombs in those buildings, but as I said before there is very little about 9/11 that I am 100% convinced of.