"Collapse" is disinfo-- the WTC was blown to smithereens

[spooked911]

If the WTC was NOT blown to smithereens-- literally--- where did all the core columns and beams go?





I counted less than 200 of these large columns.

There should be over 2000 of them.

http://wtcdemolition.blogspot.com/2006/12/ground-zero-smoking-cannon-where-are.html

[Kingshakabobo]

1. How deep is that pile?

What method did you use to count the columns obstructed from view by other debris - say, at the bottom/middle of the pile? Inquiring minds want to know.

[piobair]

2. weren't there 7 stories or so

below ground level? That would make the pile 70 to 80 feet below grade. Add your claim of 20 feet and you have a pile depth of 100 feet. 5 times your estimate.

[hang a left]

6. Click click click, you know the link

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Now sure, some core columns and beams are going to be buried under the rubble and not visible. But almost 2000 of these monster pieces of steel are buried in a rubble pile that wasn't more than 20 feet deep in most places?

I don't think so.

Not to mention that the videos showed that much of the core clearly came down last (or at least large sections of it came down at the end), and therefore the core columns and beams should have been at the top of the pile.

And certainly, the core being the heaviest part of the building, core columns and beams were not going to fall very far from the foot-print of the tower.

So what happened to all the core columns?

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[G Hawes]

7. Got any evidence to support those statements?

[Kingshakabobo]

9. SO....

You are saying...."these monster pieces of steel" evaporated? Is that what you are saying?

You are saying, the core........"that the videos showed that much of the core clearly came down last"....was visible enough for you to make a determination as to what YOU think its position in the pile should be.... but the steel ALSO evaporated????????

How many tons of explosives is required to make a "monster piece of steel disappear"????

[SidDithers]

3. Can't see the pictures...

why can't truthers figure out that hotlinking isn't allowed?

Sid

[Bolo Boffin]

4. Especially when a Photobucket account is free...

It takes just a moment or two to down- and upload the necessary pics, and then you don't spend anyone's bandwidth but someone who's volunteering it.

[mirandapriestly]

5. great link, thanks

what is the dark burned area?

[wildbilln864]

8. bump...

for exposure! :hi: