HowThe Towers Concrete Core Explains Free Fall

[Christophera]

Concrete can be fractured and fall. Steel cannot. A relatively small amount of high explosives inside of concrete will make it fracture and fall in many pieces. Steel requires uniform high presures over the entire surface to be cut.


FEMA with the WTC report made a BIG lie. They represent the Twin Towers with multiple steel reinforced core columns but there is absolutely no forensic photographic evidence of steel core columns in the demolition above ground levels to support the story of steel core columns.

Here is a site about the concrete core.

http://concretecore.741.com/

There are pictures of it,



it's concrete shear walls, the high tensile steel rebar of it, the massive base of the huge shearwalls, the concretes relationship to the steel columns that did exist, interior box columns out side of and ringing the core.




Here is a site about how the explosives got inside the concrete, when.

http://algoxy.com/psych/9-11scenario.html

The backwards sequence of plane impact and tower fall as well as flight 93 are explained along with pulverization.

How many ways do you think what was done at the WTC can be done? Not many, really, ......... only one way.

Any who might argue that FEMA told the truth about the steel core columns, fine, ....... bring raw evidence. Images of what can be identified as full length steel core columns, or parts of them at elevation in the center of the tower where they supposedly existed.

Those viewing; .......... If people show up and argue without evidence considering wondering WHY it is so important to them there was NOT a concrete core.

[gbwarming]

1. Chris, I think you can get those 741.com pirates on copyright

I mean they're blatantly stealing your material without even giving credit. Bastards!

[Christophera]

5. Let Them Copy All They Want - It's About Truth, Our Future

I'd even let them use my hosted images if I thought it would help.

[canetoad]

2. Grab the animated GIF of the spire collapse from algoxy

Sat and watched it ten or fifteen times, idly wondering what caused it to vapourize like that, then it fell into place. The spire did not vapourise, those slender pieces of steel dropped straight down. Into their own footprint if you like, leaving behind a cloud of pulverized material (concrete, drywall whatever)in their wake as they plummeted.

After the dust cloud subsides, the tallest piece of the spire has a 'blob' about halfway down it. Put your mouse tip on this as the gif plays. The blob drops. The spire collapsed from the bottom.

[Christophera]

8. The Spire Was Held Up By Concrete Shear Wall Of Core

The concrete shear wall can be seen behind the interior box columns.



Below, a photo taken from the left of the above image shows the shear wall against the interior box columns.



Zoomed and notated.

[file83]

3. Dude, that 741.com site has agressive pop-up ads. Don't link to

shit sites like that - I probably just got a fucking virus, thanks.

[Christophera]

6. Oh Man, Sorry-forgot How PC's Might Be Effected

I run a mac and never think about that. Hope it's okay.

[rman]

4. steel columns can be cut into pieces

[Christophera]

7. Yea, Steel Columns Can Be Sheared Like Cheese With High Pressures Gasses

Hand fabbed tempered steel tube sheared like a block of cheese on the left, torch cut from salvage on the right.



Interior box columns (green arrows) sheared off level in a long row with minor supports for elevator landings and mechanical installations inside the core (yellow).



A system designed and built into the floors that sandwiches high explosives between steel plates created a collapsing cutting plane of high pressure gasses.



I remember the narration in the 1990 documentary narration talking about the unusually high precision of the fit between the plates and the columns that were cast into the concrete floors.

http://algoxy.com/psych/9-11scenario.html

[SidDithers]

9. Can thermite fracture concrete?...nt

Sid

[Christophera]

10. On Small Scale, Spalling - Small Amount of HE Inside Will TOTALLY Fracture

Thermite was the replacement for high explosives in applications dealing with steel or iron.