From: steve auvache on
In article <htn2b7-7e.ln1(a)librarian.sky.com>, spike1(a)freenet.co.uk
writes
>And verily, didst BrianNZ <brian(a)itnz.co.nz> hastily babble thusly:
>> At least your theory doesn't involve a cartoon! :)
>>
>> So it was an English attack on the US cos I have it on good authority
>> where Pixies come from......
>>
>> Blackadder.."I have an ostrich feather up my bottom because Mr Ostrich
>> put it there to keep in the little pixies..."
>
>Silly, pixies are an ancient race. They're everywhere humans are and always
>have been. Thought everyone knew that.

Be fair to him, his confusion is understandable. While Pixies are
indeed widely spread and fully integrated with the whole of human
society they do tend to congregate where the social and cultural
powerhouses tend to be. So it is inevitable that in England you would
expect to see more, if you were to expect to see them at all, which you
won't.


--
steve auvache
VN750 Third gear has scope.
SR250 The SpazzTrakka (Improved).


From: Henry on
BrianNZ wrote:
> steve auvache wrote:

>>> 1. What type of demolition material was used to bring down the Twin
>>> Towers?

>> Pixie dust.

Only in your insane cartoon fairy tale. <g> In reality, it
was nano thermite. As always, here's hard proof.

Press Release:

http://stj911.org/press_releases/ActiveThermiticMaterial.html

Summary of research:

http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/thermite/explosive_residues.html



Study: Scientists Discover Active Thermitic Material in WTC Dust
Berkeley, CA, April 3, 2009 -- A new study by independent scientists and
researchers suggests the cause behind the catastrophic destruction of
World Trade Center Towers on September 11th can be seen in the dust
itself: active thermitic material, a highly engineered explosive.

The study, published today in The Open Chemical Physics Journal,
describes a finding of "red/gray bi-layered chips" in samples of dust
taken from vicinity of the World Trade Center following its destruction.
Using tools such as a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and x-ray
energy dispersive spectroscopy (XEDS) to analyze the material, the study
authors concluded that, "the red portion of these chips is found to be
an unreacted thermitic material and highly energetic."

The study's finding lends new support to the demolition theory put forth
by critics of the official reports.

At a time when the American public is finding it difficult to understand
the full story behind the current economic crisis, findings of a
demolition raise new questions about how the 'War on Terror' -- an
enormous source of recent American spending -- was started.

Officials with the National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST), charged with establishing the cause of the buildings'
destruction, have stated that they "did not test for the residue of
these compounds in the steel," and that thermite, "or another incendiary
compound," would be too difficult to have placed in the buildings
without notice.

NIST has stated that such difficulties make demolition unlikely. They
concluded that aircraft impacts and the subsequent fires led to the
building failures.

Dr. Steven Jones, physicist and author on the paper, says that NIST has
refused to test the dust for thermite, super-thermite, or any other
accelerant or explosive.

"We've repeatedly asked them to follow standard investigative procedure,
to perform these tests and release the results. They haven't."

Jones says such tests may be required by fire protection codes.

Kevin Ryan, chemist and co-author on the paper, explained why he thinks
NIST is wrong. "What we've discovered is not conventional thermite --
which is what NIST continues to refer to -- but a highly engineered
thermitic material, or 'super thermite', probably designed for just this
type of application."

Pre-planned demolition, supporters say, is the 'best-fit' model for the
many unusual and unexplained characteristics of the building failures,
such as the speed and symmetry of the collapses, and the extreme
pulverization of the materials leading to clouds of micron-sized dust
particles, described in one insurance report as behaving similar to a
"volcanic eruption".

"One of the unusual features that piqued my interest," Jones said, "was
the pools of molten metal seen in all three rubble piles, WTC 1, 2 & 7."

NIST officials have published a response stating that the condition of
the steel was "irrelevant to the investigation of the collapse."

Jones, formerly a Professor of Physics with Brigham Young University and
known for his work in muon-catalyzed fusion, published in Nature,
Scientific American, and the Journal of Physical Chemistry, began
researching the 9/11/01 attacks in 2005.

Jones discovered the curious thermitic material in 2007, when he ran a
magnet over a dust sample given to him by a Manhattan resident survivor
of the attack, and found that some particles were attracted to the magnet.

"That was very odd to me," he said.

Those particles turned out to be iron-rich microspheres, partially
described in a 2001 USGS study of the dust.

But to fully analyze, describe and report on the thermitic material
would take longer.

Jones was joined in that effort by several others including Dr. Niels
Harrit, a chemistry professor with the University of Copenhagen for over
30 years and author of numerous research papers in journals such as Nano
Letters, the Journal of the American Chemistry Society, and the Journal
of Physical Chemistry A.

Harrit says that he is frequently asked why he researches the September
11th attack. and says has two answers.

"First, I am opposed to crime, and second, when my 6 grandchildren ask
me, 'Grandfather, which side were you on?' I will be able to answer
them, 'I was on your side'."

Co-author Dr. Jeffrey Farrer, a materials scientist and Director of the
TEM (Transmition Electron Microscopy) laboratory at BYU, says he hopes
the paper will "change the way the 9/11 truth movement is viewed by the
mainstream public and media."

And chemist and co-author Kevin Ryan, a former Underwriters Laboratories
manager, challenged the NIST report in public statements in 2004, and
was consequently fired.

"This finding really goes beyond anything that has previously been
shown," says Jones. "We had to use sophisticated tools to analyze the
dust because this isn't just a typical explosive, RDX or CD4 or
something -- this is a highly engineered material not readily available
to just anyone."

In a 2006 interview with Deseret News, Jones noted that commercial
explosives must contain tag elements for traceability, but that no law
requires tagging of advanced forms of thermitics.

In 2008, several of these authors published three articles challenging
the official reports in US scientific journals, The Open Civil
Engineering Journal, The Environmentalist, and The Journal of
Engineering Mechanics Dozens of other papers making similar challenges
have been published in the sister publication of the Scholars group, The
Journal of 9/11 Studies

Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Justice is a non-partisan organization of
over 700 independent researchers analyzing the September 11, 2001
attacks with a strong emphasis on the scientific method.








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"Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance." --
Albert Einstein.

http://911research.wtc7.net
http://www.journalof911studies.com/
http://www.ae911truth.org


From: steve auvache on
In article <hrmhmf$re7$5(a)ruby.cit.cornell.edu>, Henry
<9-11truth(a)experts.org> writes
>steve auvache wrote:
>
>> Be fair to him, his confusion is understandable.
>
> Not really, as free fall is a rather simple concept. Even
>Brian should be able to comprehend it. <g>
>
> Brian will spew silly lies about others, but what he can't and won't
>do, is defend his insane cartoon fairy tale or address the facts, expert
>research, and hard evidence. Brian will not be able to explain how WTC7
>could have dropped at the rate of free fall while simultaneously
>bending, crushing, and breaking tens of thousands of tons of steel.
>Free fall, by definition, can only be achieved if a falling structure
>or object encounters no significant resistance. Obviously, a steel
>frame that's engineered to support several times its own weight can
>not crush itself at the the rate of free fall. The belief that it can,
>is one of the most comically absurd claims in Brian's impossible magic
>fire/Super Arab cartoon conspiracy theory.

Well yes and I can understand his confusion. Pixie Dust is powerful
stuff and often grossly underestimated as to it's potential. Now this
fact has been brought to his attention I expect him to examiner it and
when he does he will see the error of his ways and accept the simple
truth as I have stated it.


--
steve auvache
VN750 Third gear has scope.
SR250 The SpazzTrakka (Improved).


From: Henry on
steve auvache wrote:
> In article <hrmhmf$re7$5(a)ruby.cit.cornell.edu>, Henry
> <9-11truth(a)experts.org> writes
>> steve auvache wrote:

>>> Be fair to him, his confusion is understandable.

>> Not really, as free fall is a rather simple concept. Even
>> Brian should be able to comprehend it. <g>

>> Brian will spew silly lies about others, but what he can't and won't
>> do, is defend his insane cartoon fairy tale or address the facts, expert
>> research, and hard evidence. Brian will not be able to explain how WTC7
>> could have dropped at the rate of free fall while simultaneously
>> bending, crushing, and breaking tens of thousands of tons of steel.
>> Free fall, by definition, can only be achieved if a falling structure
>> or object encounters no significant resistance. Obviously, a steel
>> frame that's engineered to support several times its own weight can
>> not crush itself at the the rate of free fall. The belief that it can,
>> is one of the most comically absurd claims in Brian's impossible magic
>> fire/Super Arab cartoon conspiracy theory.

> Well yes and I can understand his confusion.

What is it about free fall that confuses you boys - or are you
=simply= confused in general? ;-)






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"Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance." --
Albert Einstein.

http://911research.wtc7.net
http://www.journalof911studies.com/
http://www.ae911truth.org


From: S'mee on
On May 3, 7:05 am, Henry <9-11tr...(a)experts.org> wrote:
> steve auvache wrote:
> > Be fair to him, his confusion is understandable.
>
>   Not really, as free fall is a rather simple concept. Even
> Brian should be able to comprehend it. <g>
>

heh you've never been fair and you've always been an uneducated,
ignorant lying sack of marxist rhetoric...that you are dumber the
labor party mp is a given.