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> 911 WTC - Evidence of an Nuclear explosion?, Your advice & Input Required
GeneSplicer
Posted: Jun 29 2006, 03:26 PM


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QUOTE (MMC @ Jun 29 2006, 11:18 AM)
555 your claims on this matter are irrelevent...Grumpy never said that, stop trying to make excuses for him...

This is none of your business.



Anyway, back to the topic...


NIST's work is based upon an assumption. An assumption is not physical evidence.

An assumption is not falsifiable...thus, not part of the scientific method.

The "hypothesis" can NEVER become "theory"...

NIST's report is dead in the water and going nowhere.

This is the business of anyone your threatened, which is anyone who does not support the “Global 9/11 Truth Movement”. Grumpy’s comments have to be totally taken out of context in order for your claims to be credible.

You keep spamming the forum with the same unsupported claims. Answer the questions posted rather than reposting (spamming) the forum with the same baseless claims.


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Posted: Jun 29 2006, 03:31 PM


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QUOTE (MMC @ Jun 29 2006, 10:07 AM)
Only an idiot would assume that each would be done after one another...

Guess what that makes you then 555?

Oh, so you're saying you do your 20 hour silent meditation while you post? And you read 16 hours while you sleep? laugh.gif


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QUOTE (MMC @ Jun 29 2006, 10:18 AM)
555 your claims on this matter are irrelevent...Grumpy never said that, stop trying to make excuses for him...

This is none of your business.

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PS Here's hoping to see you with a baseball bat, one of these dark nights!!!

He didn't say that? Funny, it's YOUR quote. YOU said he said that.


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  Posted: Jun 29 2006, 03:39 PM


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First read this:

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NIST's work is based upon an assumption. An assumption is not physical evidence.

An assumption is not falsifiable...thus, not part of the scientific method.

The "hypothesis" can NEVER become "theory"...

NIST's report is dead in the water and going nowhere.


Now that you understand this, you can now note the simple points:

1. To claim that the WTC collapse from fire is fraudulent.
2. Any insurance claims based upon claims of fire or that the buildings collapse as a result of an act of terrorism is also fraudulent.

Why?

Simple, because NIST's work is not fact...its a "hypothesis"...with no greater weight than Professor Steven Jones' hypothesis.

They carry equal weight...simply because they both rely on an assumption.

Without hardcore physical proof...neither hypothesis can take priority.

That's from a pure scientific viewpoint and the simple facts of reality.
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QUOTE (MMC @ Jun 29 2006, 10:18 AM)
This is none of your business.

I don’t know what constrictions you live under but it’s a free country where I am and I’ll do whatever I want.


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First read this:

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NIST's work is based upon an assumption. An assumption is not physical evidence.

An assumption is not falsifiable...thus, not part of the scientific method.

The "hypothesis" can NEVER become "theory"...

NIST's report is dead in the water and going nowhere.


Now that you understand this, you can now note the simple points:

1. To claim that the WTC collapse from fire is fraudulent.
2. Any insurance claims based upon claims of fire or that the buildings collapse as a result of an act of terrorism is also fraudulent.

Why?

Simple, because NIST's work is not fact...its a "hypothesis"...with no greater weight than Professor Steven Jones' hypothesis.

They carry equal weight...simply because they both rely on an assumption.

Without hardcore physical proof...neither hypothesis can take priority.

That's from a pure scientific viewpoint and the simple facts of reality.
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MMC
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I've established that NIST produced a report that violated the Data Quality Act.

There should have been more than one working hypothesis.
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Posted: Jun 29 2006, 04:48 PM


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QUOTE (MMC @ Jun 29 2006, 11:50 AM)
I've established that NIST produced a report that violated the Data Quality Act.

There should have been more than one working hypothesis.

According to whom? You or Jones or other CTers? The NIST based their hypothesis on the verifiable fact that two planes crashed into the Twin Towers dumping huge amounts of jet fuel and setting a massive blaze. Just because they did not waste their time on non-relevant assumptions like a 30 remember 20 net ton planting thermite strike team does not mean their hypothesis or report is flawed. Where is your invocation of Ockham’s razor now?


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According to standard procedures of the scientific method.

We all know the ultimate reason why it wasn't done was because of insurance policies...the same reason it was not regarded as an "act of war"...

Does NIST's report need to be changed?

Yes.


Will that happen?

If certain groups take the appropriate steps, then yes, there is no getting away from the letter of the law on this one.



What impact will that have on Insurance claims?

Could be a little prickly...
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Man, you are all over the place with this CT and related cause of yours. First you claim that your goal is to reopen the investigation and seek criminal charges for those responsible, then it’s about a war for oil, now it’s about an insurance scam.

No, only people like you claim to know something and that something is just an unsupported claim. Where is your response to the questions? Where are you credible organizations that support your claims of thermite use?

All I see are your hollow claims.


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MMC,
If you're going to do that 20 hours of meditation today, you'd better get started.


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Man, you are all over the place with this CT and related cause of yours. First you claim that your goal is to reopen the investigation and seek criminal charges for those responsible, then it’s about a war for oil, now it’s about an insurance scam.


That all amounts to the same thing...they are just different aspects of the event.


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INSURERS: WTC ATTACK NOT ACT OF WAR

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some leading U.S. and European insurers say that the destruction of the World Trade Center was not an act of war, and therefore covered under most insurance policies. If other insurers take the same view, that means insurance companies around the world will have to pay out the $30 billion
or so in claims expected by industry experts from the attack.

``The acts-of-war exclusion does not apply to Tuesday's events,'' insurer Chubb Corp. said earlier this week. The Warren, New Jersey-based business insurer expects to pay out as much as $200 million for the attack.

Under most property and liability policies, acts of war are excluded, to protect insurers from overwhelming claims in the event of a war. Some analysts had suggested that insurers might invoke the exclusions to
avoid payment.

Although President Bush has repeatedly called the attack an ''act of war,'' it is generally accepted that the exclusion only applies in the case of a declared war between two or more sovereign nations.

``I have no doubt that the insurance industry has no other choice at all than to pay, for political reasons as well,'' said Bruno Porro, a member of the executive committee at the world's second-largest reinsurance group Swiss Re, in an interview published in the Finanz und Wirtschaft newspaper on Saturday. Swiss Re
has said it expects more than $700 million in claims.



Which is why the fire-induced collapse hypothesis was pushed within 48 hours of the attack...insurance.

As I said earlier, otherwise we are left with two scenarios:

1. Pre-existing damage to the towers
2. Poor construction

The first would make the insurance null and void and the second would be near impossible to prove.

They took the safe option and ran with it.

The only problem is, that policy may have led to them ignoring an, as yet, unidentified threat to America.

That's too risky, it is best to push forward with Professor Steven Jones' work, just to be on the safe side. It provides grounds for rigorous investigation of those who had access to the site.

Also, under the Data Quality Act, it is legally required.
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QUOTE (MMC @ Jun 29 2006, 01:19 PM)
Which is why the fire-induced collapse hypothesis was pushed within 48 hours of the attack...insurance.

Ah yes, 48 hours: The length of Northern Irland's days. rolleyes.gif


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Grumpy claims to own physorg. He's been caught being dishonest


More lies about me I see. I said it was my forum, meaning I am a member and have as much right to post as you do(this in response to you telling me to stop posting in "your" thread.)

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NIST's work is based upon assumptions.

Those assumption are not to be true.

Thus, the entire hypothesis is not known to be true.

This is why NIST must state that their work is the "probable cause".

You are claiming things NIST does not.

That's dishonest.





Niether Genesplicer nor Grumpy could simply admit this was accurate, which it is.


We won't admit this is true because it is total male bovine feces.
Nist's report was based on THE FACTS. The reason they say it is "the most probable cause" is because in science nothing is ever considered "Proven". They have, however looked at the facts and this is their conclusion:

A group of cavedwellers learned to fly.
The planes hit the building, created documented major structuiral damage and starting huge multi floor fires.
The fires further weakened already compromised structures through uneven heating and warpage.
The stresses exceeded the structural strength of the remaining structure. Beams buckled and failed on the damaged floors.

The towers fell.

This is "the most probable cause" given the evidence.

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As I said earlier, otherwise we are left with two scenarios:

1. Pre-existing damage to the towers
2. Poor construction


And, as you have always been before, WRONG.

The only scientifically viable explanation is that proposed by NIST.

Cavemen learned to fly.

It's just that simple, your speculations are totally unsupported, therefore CRAP>

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I've established that NIST produced a report that violated the Data Quality Act.


You have never even read those reports, you know nothing and I am not sure you can prove you are human!!! You've establishe only one thing. YOU ARE AN IDIOT. That you have provided much evidence for(and no evidence of anything else)

Grumpy cool.gif
The collapse began.


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