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I want to thank you for continually playing the game that the official story is truth or near truth. If you didn't, and if nobody did, I wouldn't be prompted to continually show people the stupidity of the official story theory.
Wow! That is the most rational explanation I've ever heard for Spendy's otherwise inexplicable blind-spot about 9/11 and total rejection of science. It's really not characteristic of his identity in other areas. I'm embarrassed not to have thought it up on my own.
Lol, I can't be a rejector of science, because I have repeatedly used basic physics math to refute poorly thought out "theories of 911."
Does not mean you are not welcome to come up with a well reasoned theory. Be my guest. But if you would do it based on "nano thermite" or "puddles of melted steel" or one in a million wacho claiming it wasn't a jet that hit the towers, when hundreds of thousands were watching the second jet hit the towers, expect your theory to be destroyed.
Then there's the "no airliners" lunatics. Where did the people and the planes go?
And best of all, there's the "Evil Jews did it" bug eyed fanatic defenders of Islam.
One is tempted to write off your 9/11 fail as being attributable to some sort of Zionist leanings or something, especially since you (alone) seem to keep coming back again and again to the 'Jewish' aspect of it, but you don't seem to be trying to torpedo the Trump campaign like most Zionists. So that doesn't really fit.
Again, BADecker seems to have the most plausible hypothesis about your behavior. That is, you just want people pointing out the multitude of super obvious proof positives that the 'official conspiracy theory' promulgated by the establishment is a sham.
Badecker only moved to personal criticism, after one after another of his crazy 911 ideas were refuted. Ad hominem is all he had left. Similarly it doesn't matter how you attempt to "explain the behavior of someone who refutes crazy ideas about 911."
All that matters is that you make a statement about 911, and then someone address the chemistry and physics of it from first principles. Is that the way the physics works? what do the numbers show? Aside from that, make any conspiracy theory you like. Makes no difference to me.
However, if you defend a conspiracy theory about 911 based on wrong understanding of the physics, prepare to have it destroyed.
I come back again and again to ridicule the "Evil Jews theories" because they crop up continually, always without any evidence whatsoever. Because those are particularly ridiculous. I ridicule them, instead of "disproving them." Specific facts can be disproven, but irrefutable hypothesis cannot be disproven. Example.
"There is a God."
"No, there is not."
"Oh really? If there's no God, then prove it!"
Another curiousity of 911 conspiracy theories is the extent to which various conspiracy theories are mutually contradictory. This is in opposition to the JFK killing, where the was simply "Was there just one gunman?"
You haven't refuted the heat factor's I mentioned vvv in
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Unfortunately, the physics and math you use is far from complete. Two areas that show this are:
1. Nobody has any more than guestimations regarding how much of the fuel burned, and how much of it boiled off in the form of the thick, black clouds of smoke. Why not? Because nobody was there to measure it. The fact that most of the fuel boiled off and kept the Towers reasonably cool can be seen in the photos of the smoke, and the people standing in the gaps in the buildings without coming close to being cooked to death by the heat.
2. When you Google "burning buildings," and look at the pictures, you can see that multitudes of buildings remained standing even though they are engulfed in great flames. Sure, there were flames in portions of the Towers. But the quantity and quality of the flames was not nearly sufficient to FOR A FACT cause a collapse like the Towers went down. Other buildings that were not designed to be as strong as the Towers lasted through much more punishment that the Towers did.
If these were the only two items that were against the official story, they would be enough. But there are many more. All you need do is Google for info on 9/11 conspiracy theories to see what they are.
So, since you are having a difficult time refuting, you start attacking me ad-hominem when you say "Badecker only moved to personal criticism, after one after another of his crazy 911 ideas were refuted. Ad hominem is all he had left. "
That wasn't enough, but you had to bring the God idea in, when neither you nor anybody else has refuted the scientific proofs that God exists. You focus on the idea that nobody can prove that God doesn't exist. But that wasn't the point about God. The point was that science absolutely proves that God DOES exist. The closest anyone has come to refuting that God exists is simply to say that He doesn't exist. No refutation in that. The fact that you are bringing it up in this thread, and the fact that you are trying to take the focus off the REAL God question, shows that you are trying to take the focus off the fact that the official 9/11 story is one of the weakest conspiracy theories of all.
And then you bring JFK into the mix? Why don't you simply admit that you made a mistake about 9/11? Or if you don't want to go that far, you might at least say that there is more to all those unofficial conspiracy theories than you had thought before.
Stop! While you can. You are going down with the Towers.