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I don't think I claimed it was impossible... and your wikipedia quote re-enforces my statement that thermite welding is performed in large, industrial steel and eletrical conduit conditions, not inside, and doesn't in any way confirm your claim that it's "common sense" that thermite was used in the construction of the WTC - although that's not impossible, and I reiterate that the levels of types of thermite and thermate should not be in a normal office/building fire.
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Listen very carefully to what your saying here.
"Large, industrial steel, and electrical conduits".
The entire complex including the the towers were built on large, industrial steel. Fifty thousand people worked in this building, it has it's own zip code, and a massive amount of electrical and telecommunications conduits. It has it's own it's diesel power plants.
At what point in time are you going to understand that finding these chemicals are not uncommon in a complex of this size.
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First, your "billions" is ridiculous. Second, all crashed airliners have had their parts collected and reassembled under warehouse conditions to help their investigation.
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It was estimated to be 1.2 million tons.
Yes, they do, and they fit neatly in to large warehouses. There isn't a warehouse that could fit 1.2 million tons.
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Before shipping off the girders and wreckage of the buildings, they should have had a fire engineer forensics team in there after which any and all tagged parts and then some would have been carted off to warehouses and other guarded lab environments for closer scrutiny.
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Didn't they? Seems we know all about every last ounce of chemical that has come out of the debris, from barium to thermiate to iron rich micro spheres.
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Violation or negligent misapplication of the code is punishable by grievous fines, imprisonment or both depending on the severity of the offense.
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And?
The buildings came down not because of some code violation, but because large airplanes crashed into them.
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Blah blah blah. So an editor of an online fire engineering magazine has his panties in a bunch because they are selling off scrap iron. We've already done an investigation, and we know exactly what happened. Why do we need to do more investigations?