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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (2439)	9/22/2006 8:52:00 AM
From: J.B.C.	Respond to of 50736

>> Read it and weep.<< I'm laughing out loud right now sorry. I see we're playing wack-a-mole now...we were discussing the logic of WTC 7 collapsing. But ok, I'll play along maybe you'll yet come up with something intelligent. Did you read what you posted?? I didn't find the part where it takes planes and flies them into buildings. Please point that out for me. And also please link the connection between this 1962 document and the events of September 11th, 2001. >>I haven't got the time to answer your stupid assertions.<< Which were stupid? All were backed up with data, please point them out. >>The picture you linked to of 7 was smoke and dust spreading from when the towers collapsed, not fires inside the building.<< Yes, it's not possible for smoke to be coming out of a building that even you've admitted had fires in it. Would you like me to link the expanse of data of the interviews with the fire crews at WTC 7 that day? They tell a slightly different stories than you and Dylan, or are you able to find them on your own? (Hint: a lot of that was already in some of the links that I've posted for you.) >>Belive what you want but the towers were demolished with exploives. << Oh, we're back on the towers.... Yes, I'm aware that all of the facts and data won't convince you. Where are our answers, why are you being evasive to the questions you've been asked?. Where's your data? There's a saying in engineering that goes like this: In God we trust, all others bring data. For the record, you've brought none. Jim