Thread 515709084

>>515709084 (OP)
they want you to believe plane crashes brought down the towers for insurance purposes, but in reality structure fires brought down the buildings, as no plane hit building 7.

It can't but steel gets all weak and pliable at temperatures far below the melting point

>>515709084 (OP)
>giant metal mass of steel and flammable liquid crashes into a skyscraper
>skyscraper falls down
>this just don’t make no sense

why are 9/11tards like this

>>515711428
you think aircraft are made of steel? shut the fuck up already

>>515709084 (OP)
Jet fuel in fact can not melt steel beams

>>515709084 (OP)
Delicious bar of Sniggers.

>>515709084 (OP)
that's cut with a torch by someone who can barely use one. you can see the dross stuck to the edge of the cut. imploded buildings usually have notches cut from their support beams at the site of the charges

>>515709401
The issue is how it seems to occur in every necessary location at the same time in order to allow the buildings to fall perfectly into their own footprints, as though the entire building had turned into a uniform smelting furnace>>515710794

>>515711428
>steel
yikes breh

>>515711428
>giant metal mass of steel
Kek nigger go back to school

>>515709084 (OP)
I thought that was a BBC in the thumbnail.

>>515709084 (OP)
Looks tasty desu

>>515709360
>office furniture burns hotter than jet fuel
well, shit, whoever figures out how to make a plane that runs on office furniture would make a fortune.

>>515709084 (OP)
People really sperg out about this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NkBfLBov5Q

>>515709084 (OP)
Buildings were burned with psychic energy.

>>515711950
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>>515712746
they are made of steel, I wouldn’t expect low iq’ers to understand that though.

>>515709084 (OP)
That's just a deformed brownie.

>>515713164
This

The new Snickers is on point!

Where's the vein though?

>>515713504
spoiler; you're the retarded one

>>515713164
Eat it up. You'd get a huge portion of your daily Iron requirements and maybe a bit more on top of plenty of oxidizers.

>>515713510
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>>515713674
do you just believe everything you’re told? you probably think they’re made of plastic KEK. do more research, planes are made of steel and titanium.

>>515709084 (OP)
I was expecting a limited edition BLM Snickers.

>>515712502
Slowly then all at once is how these things usually go. The whole thing, or parts of the whole, are slowly weakened, then when one point eventually fails, it puts a fuck ton of pressure on the rest, and it exponentially rises from there.

Like if a table had 4 weak legs, one is going to snap first. And when that one snaps, all the weight it was holding up is transferred onto the other 3 weak legs, which just immediately collapse.

>>515714118
lmfao im an A&P , what a funny kike poster

>>515714137
> Snickers licking coalburner

>>515709084 (OP)
Look, people who think jet fuel can/can't melt steel beams are missing the point. Jet fueled fire softens steel beams.

>>515711428
Fire so hot it melted steel beams but paper and plastic passports perfectly intact

Dustification by directed energy weapon. One that damaged earth's magnetic field.

>>515714924
have you ever worked with a furnace before?

>>515714411
>Like if a table had 4 weak legs, one is going to snap first. And when that one snaps, all the weight it was holding up is transferred onto the other 3 weak legs
No, it goes down.

>Jewish architect wants to build the worlds tallest building
>comes up with a new construction methoid that doesn't use Concrete Piers, thus being lighter and can be built higher
>Oy Vey

>>515710794
looks like molten copper to me
i wonder what the electrical system in that building did after the plane hit
and how long it took them to shut it down
cause the power going into a building that size is enough to melt a lot of shit if the gigantic feeder lines are just arcing

How much plastic, wood, paper etc. was in there? I'm guessing masses of stationary. Plus all the foam padded seating, melamine chipboard office desks, upholstery, carpeting. Plus wind tunnel effect turning it into a furnace. The steel beams only need to reach plastic deformation before they lose all structural support, and once one level collapses, the subsequent levels are overloaded, quickly heated and fall too.

>>515715390
I am talking over the course of like a second. One point is absolutely the first to fail and then causes sudden collapse.

>>515715219
Same reason why all the bees are diededing

>>515709084 (OP)
Thats the whole point. Since the beams were melted it shows it wasnt jet fuel.

>>515714411
>And when that one snaps, all the weight it was holding up is transferred onto the other 3 weak legs
Unless I'm misunderstanding, that can't be right. Most of the weight would shift towards the leg that snapped, wouldn't it?