Nickolai wrote:
And there is one thing for sure those buildings were not brought down by fire or air craft and any one with half a brain can see that they were brought down by controlled demolition that is the only possible way it could have happened
Why?
I have personal experience with fighting fires and with explosive detonations, and I have more than half a brain, I have three. I'm still waiting for you truthers loons to show definitive evidence--in photos and forensic evidence--that explosives were used to bring down the towers and building 7.
What you will need to do is find a way to overcome the total lack of evidence that any explosive devices, of whatever stripe, were used on 9/11. The steel was examined closely for evidence of explosive residues and damage. Nothing of the sort was found anywhere. They found no physical evidence whatsoever of the remains of explosive devices-- switches, relays, timing circuits, identifiable wiring--no part or piece that investigators always find at the scene of such detonations.
Reputable demolition engineers have made it clear that it would have taken a substantial number of men, machines, and explosives to rig just WTC 7, and it would have taken months to complete. How could they possibly do that without someone, or many someones, being suspicious and asking questions. Then if you consider what it would have taken to rig both towers for controlled demolition, you are stretching the feasibility completely into the realm of Mission Impossible.
Now, let's take a look at payne's infamous "Smoking Gun".
In explosive technology there is a thing called "brisance". This is the shattering force produced by the detonation velocity of any given explosive compound. The DV is measured in meters per second and grams per cubic centimeter. With a DV of 6900 m/s, TNT sets the standard for determining the DV of explosive compounds. The lower range of explosives, silver azide for example, produce detonation velocities around 4000 m/s. High explosives, such as DDF produce a DV of 10,000 m/s. What this means is that when an explosive compound is detonated (even the low yield compounds), the resulting blast will fan out at high velocities, like the bullet from a gun, and will travel for some distance--depending on the blast pressures generated--before the force dissipates.
Now, payne claims the towers were brought down with "powerful explosives". In his infamous photo of "The Smoking Gun", even if we assume a mid-range explosive was used, there is no evidence of any such high velocities apparent in the debris coming off the buildings.
You guys are going to have to come up with something besides a wet dream if you're going to convince anyone with "half a brain" that 9/11 was rigged by sinister conspirators.