Bingowings said:
In answer to C3PX direct question aviation fuel can melt steel but most of that fuel would have spent in the initial blast.
I didn't ask a direction question about whether or not aviation fuel can melt steel. I know all of the details on that already. I asked if this was the type of BS you and ABC were on about, and now I see that it is.
A B C said:
I don't have the time you have to write ten kilometers posts as you do
I write long post because I DON'T have a lot of time. If I had more time on my hands, I could afford to be more concise. It takes me no time at all to jot down my thoughts in three paragraphs, but it would take me a considerably longer time to convey those very same thoughts in one paragraph.
Also, please leave off the attack position here.
Attack position? WTF are you talking about? I wasn't attacking you, I was simply discussing the topic at hand. Are you seriously trying to use this to bring back last weeks issue?
Bingowings said:
What angers me about the security measures in airports these days (penning large numbers of people in one small place, making them hold a selection of objects in little plastic bags, having them partially disrobe in public and having them perform a digital strip search regardless of age) is that it's disproportionate to the risk and underlines the atmosphere of society under siege.
Isn't this giving the terrorists exactly what they want?
I agree with you completely on this. It is very frustrating, and is a constant reminder that terrorism has successfully done its job by creating terror... that has lasted for almost ten years now.
I think a far more reasonable security measure would be for airlines to hire armed guards for every plane or for there to be a requirement that every flight have at least one air marshal on board.
Darth Id said:
ChainsawAsh said:
1) The building had been weakened in the initial attack/collapse, and it was clear that it would collapse eventually. The BBC had all the reports prepared for when the building finally did collapse, so they could talk about it right away.
Gee, "they" sure were confident!
Ah, so the BBC was in on this conspiracy too! Crazy! Glad they were able to get their reporters, who obviously had to be in the know, to keep their mouths shut about this for all these years.
Seriously, some of you people will believe anything. Bingo mentioned how it is a shame you can't separate the want-to-knows from the want-to-believes on this topic. I agree with him, if there really was something, I would want to know about it. Which is why I spent a lot of time looking into it several years back, and came to the eventual conclusion that it is all a bunch of want-to-believes at work. The reason why I don't think there are many good sources of information from the want-to-knows out there, is because the want-to-knows realize it is all just a bunch of weakly backed, poorly founded, rubbish.