On Sat, 23 Jun 2018 13:38:25 +0200, Thomas Heger <
ttt...@web.de>
wrote:
>Am 22.06.2018 um 16:17 schrieb Stuart Wright:
>> The latest blog post from James Perloff suggests, as others have also
>> said, that cloaked missiles, not drones, were used to strike the World
>> Trade Center Towers and more.
>
>There are MANY different theories about the reason, why the twin towers
>fell and what could have possibly struck them.
>
But 100% of the available evidence shows planes hit them and this
lead to the collapse.
Fortunately, you will provide the VALID, VERIFIABLE evidence for
the claim you present, if your claim is in any way possible.
>I personally think, that Judy Wood's theory is correct, more or less.
>
There is no evidence to support her crazy assertions.
>The mechanism of destruction is actually very unusual. The closest
>mechanism is called 'Hutchison effect', invented by the Canadian John
>Hutchison.
>
>Hutchison showed, that certain high voltage and high frequency beams
>could, if carefully tuned, destroy steel.
>
Even if that were true, the steel in the towers was not
destroyed. But, fortunately, you will offer the VALID, VERIFIABLE
evidence that the steel was actually destroyed and not just weakened
as all available evidence currently shows happened.
>The remains of the Twin Towers look a little similar to what Hutchison
>produced on small scale.
>
>Another assumption was, that some sort of 'time machine' was used, which
>teleported the material into another dimension.
>
You constantly use your baseless assumptions to support your
impossible delusions.
>This is at least a little plausible, since from the roughly one million
>tons of material the towers were build from only 10 to 20 percent were
>found later.
>
Only the smallest of fractions of material was not found. Less
than 1% was not accounted for.
What was not present was likely that which went over the water.
>So: where did the towers go? (that was Judy Wood's question).
>
They didn't go anywhere.
>Another theory tries to utilize 'scalar waves', possibly coming from a
>spaceship and/or the Brookhaven National Lab.
>
>There are also theories, the Russian 'woodpecker' signal or HAARP caused
>the destruction.
>
>But jets of any kind (or missiles) are imho not among the plausible
>solutions to the WTC riddle.
>
100% of the available evidence shows planes hit the towers.
>Also explosives (even nukes) were assumed, but were unlikely used. This
>would also rule out 'nano thermite' or similar.
At least you recognize that.
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