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you lost me at "born again christian"
WTC Demolition worker to confess!
A now born again Christian who was part of the WTC demolition wants to come clean and say what took place on 9/11! look for his confession soon and remember, you heard it here first!
you lost me at "born again christian"
Ask Satan for the cliff notes!
I have read your posts in here! I got news, you have been lost since you came to ST
Is he part of this movement?
http://www.livevideo.com/video/socia...ues-part1.aspx
thats because you haven't provided me with enough ground breaking discoveries.I have read your posts in here! I got news, you have been lost since you came to ST
i need your guidance
IF, this is true there is no way this guy will live to tell about it..
???http://imdb.com/ le/tt0061489/???I have read your posts in here! I got news, you have been lost since you came to ST
No he'll live and they'll pay no attention to him. Killing him would just look worse, the longer they ignore him the quicker he'll go away. Americans have the attention span of next to nothing, no sense in bringing more attention by acknowledging him.
Bloated GIF forum.
Here we go again. Sheeesh..........
Another classic Mouse thread.
Probably as accurate as what the left's favorite phony soldier says...
as accurate as what hush talks about on a daily basis
My teacher at SAC said he heard something on this very man. He is not in the country anymore. And get this, he only had one family member and he mysteriously died in Iraq!
When is the "confession" publicly announced?
I remember this. It was proven to have been faked a while back.
Thermite burns at thousands of degrees centigrade and requires contact with the surface of a beam to cut through it.
Please explain how rubber bands hold thermite next to columns.
The other thread from a year ago that promised the same bull .
Last edited by RandomGuy; 10-16-2007 at 09:16 AM.
RG the debunker
Last edited by smeagol; 10-16-2007 at 10:34 AM.
I know teacher...Please explain how rubber bands hold thermite next to columns.
They came from the planet Krypton!
Please explain how rubber bands hold thermite next to columns.
=2 seconds after thermite is lite it welds itself so any metal object. Since that is not just thermite but and explosive? It only needs 1 and 1/2 seconds to cut through the beam,did you not see how fast the WTC came down? you do the math. Besides the elastic bands they use are not 'rubber bands' but a special band that is durable and stretches.
On a side note: I am sure If I used a "rubber band" to tie a stick of dynamite to your ass it would hold it there long enough to blow your away.
Leave it to RandonGuy to try and ask some sort of technical question to avoid the topic that him and Chump are about to be exposed as the true morons they really are =
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/06/341238.shtml
Last edited by =RTM=; 10-16-2007 at 01:00 PM.
I'll beleive it when I see it. Still waiting six months later, mouse.=2 seconds after thermite is lite it welds itself so any metal object. Since that is not just thermite but and explosive? It only needs 1 and 1/2 seconds to cut through the beam,did you not see how fast the WTC came down? you do the math. Besides the elastic bands they use are not 'rubber bands' but a special band that is durable and stretches.
On a side note: I am sure If I used a "rubber band" to tie a stick of dynamite to your ass it would hold it there long enough to blow your away.
Leave it to RandonGuy to try and ask some sort of technical question to avoid the topic that him and Chump are about to be exposed as the true morons they really are =
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/06/341238.shtml
RG will you PM me when he confesses. Thank you.
Promise me not to hold your breath. We might not agree politically, but I still kinda like ya.
Thermite just doesn't seem likely, but.......it doesn't rule out the possibility that shape charges could have been used,...........or not........
Me too. My understanding is something like a 'welding' occurs, but it is a liquid state still, and would fall in a vertical environment. I don't think the surface tension would be adequate to hold the weight.
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