In news:Xns97E9B97F7958Cthathillbillyyahooco@130.133.1.4,
John Griffin <thathillbilly@yahooie.com> typed:

"Amanda Angelika" <manic_mandy@hotmail.com> wrote:

In news:Xns97E964C3FBCECthathillbillyyahooco@130.133.1.4,
John Griffin <thathillbilly@yahooie.com> typed:

"Amanda Angelika" <manic_mandy@hotmail.com> wrote:

Well I do have some difficulties with some of the conspiracy
theories for example how did they got they get tonnes and
tones of explosives into the WTCs without being noticed and
without it being subsequently noticed by the thousands of
people working there considering one would think
conventional explosives in the sort of quantities required
would be somewhat bulky.

Do you have a difficulty with the concept of planting all
that shit and then detonating it by flying an airplane into
the building?  For your information, fuses were invented
centuries ago.

But there weren't supposed to be any explosives planted in the
building at all and if there were it would have been quite an
undertaking to rig a building of that size and one imagines
requiring access to restricted areas which means it would have
had to have been done by people who could gain access to such
areas.

Yes, if I remember right, "the thermite story" of a couple of
years ago had all the building's maintenance staff in on the
conspiracy.  For some reason, the inventors of that idiotic
nonsense didn't try to explain how they were recruited. It's so
simple..."they" (the evil conspirators) simply paid a real-life
Tony Soprano and he ordered the union to order the members to do
it.  How did they keep that quiet...he told the union members
they would end up in the HUGE POOLS OF MOLTEN STEEL under the
remains of the buildings if they talk.

Well given Thermite is iron oxide and powdered aluminium 25.3% Al and 74.7%
Fe2O3 (by weight) both of which are commonly used in anti-corrosion coatings
e.g. red oxide paint aluminium paints etc but is mostly Iron Oxide. I don't
suppose it would have been difficult to manufacture a thermite coating using
some sort of polymer base similar to car underseal and get people to apply
copious amounts to all the internal steel beams as an anti-corrosion
treatment, in fact it would probably be quite effective.

It's called "need to know" basically a painter doesn't need to know the
exact chemical constituents of a paint in order to paint steel beams. In
fact the Hindenberg was painted with explosive paint (although apparently by
mistake) but no one objected to that.

Note also this video about Thermite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OotM5Z4ZHRc
Actually it is quite entertaining especially the second half
with the French car LOL

Holy shit...the thermite story resurfaces.  ROTMFFLMMFAO!

Well Wikipedia gives quite a bit of information on Thermite
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermite Basically its a powdered
mixture of Iron Oxide and Aluminium. Neither of those
materials are difficult to acquire, after all Iron Oxide is
basically rust and there are numerous sources of aluminium
including beer cans and baking foil. Of course the other thing
about it is thermite can't be detected by sniffer dogs because
Iron oxide and aluminium are common in the urban environment.

That's a far better thermite story than the old one. One of its
best points is its irrelevance.

It is a substance that could have been planted in someway even
as a coating without arousing suspicion. According to
Wikipedia it needs a fair amount of heat to ignite but
obviously there was no shortage of sufficient heat.

Huh?!  Sufficient heat where?  Are you saying that the primitives
flying the planes knew exactly where the thermite was and were
able to hit it?  Why would anyone, even the zombies of The
Pervert Mohammed's savage cult, be dumb enough to do that?

Well it's possible the whole internal structure was coated with
revolutionary New Thermite(TM) anti-corrosion paint.

That said given that anti corrosion paints commonly contain Iron Oxide and
Aluminium (though not necessarily mixed), it's possible Thermite like
reactions could have taken place spontaneously, obviously aeroplanes are
made of aluminium and steel frame buildings contain plenty of iron oxide in
any case since steel rusts. So clearly there were plenty of things to react
together e.g molten aluminium making contact with rust coated steel should I
would think cause a reaction.
-- 
Amanda