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Old October 23rd 04, 10:48 PM
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"Brian Kelly" wrote

Some of them claim that the architects screwed up when they failed to
factor in the prospect of fuel explosions in addition to the aircraft
impact loads. Apparently analyses are showing that if one or another
of the tower's steel stucture had been properly insulated it might
have not come down. There's a congressionally-mandated technical
report in the works which gets into the topic in depth which should be
released soon and is reported to pass out some spankings.


Typical 'government out of control' bull****.

Instead of blaming the radical towel-heads who creamed the towers, lets
spank the engineers who designed it several decades earlier when the
idea of driving jet airliners into office buildings was unthinkable.
"Congressionally-mandated" is just another term for politicians pushing
the right buttons to get a few more seconds of visibility on the evening
news and having some impressive paperwork to wave at their constituents
on the campaign trail.

73, de Hans, K0HB




 
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