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Originally Posted by CoMaToSe
Anyway, Building 7 collapsed because of TONS OF MOTHERFUCKIN DEBRIS HITTING IT!! ninty, I thought you were smarter than that. And 40% is not a staggeringly low approval rating for any president. Its average.
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There wasn't tons of debris hitting it. How can you justify a building collapsing from debris from another building? The debris does not have nearly enough force to bring down a building. It's simple physics.
Hell, the official story is that the fires caused all three WTC buildings to collapse. So your BS about debris hitting it is wrong to the US government.
I can tell you this for a fact: Three steel buildings in the entire world have collapsed from fire. WTC1, WTC2 and WTC7 (which was not hit by a plane).
Remember the fire in Madrid a couple years ago? Burned for 24 hours. Didn't collapse. Draw your own conclusions.
[img]http://www.lmc.ep.usp.br/People/Valdir/imagens/fire/Madrid_Windsor.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.reopen911.org/images/02.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.despardes.com/oscartango/madrid-bldg-0215_2.jpg[/img]
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... ndsor1.JPG
In addition to this we have Larry Silverstein fucking up saying that he gave the authroization to "pull it", which means, the controlled demolition of the building.
Here's a clip of him saying it:
http://thewebfairy.com/911/pullit/pullIt.wmv
If I am expected to believe that setup and execution of the controlled demolition of WTC7 took place in a matter of hours, then I may as well end my life now. Demolitions take weeks of careful planning to place charges in the right spots so the building collapses inwards instead of outwards.
I'm no expert, but the collapse of WTC7 looked pretty good to me, leading me to believe the charges were there before hand.
[img]http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/SMALL_wtc-7_1_.gif[/img]
As for approval ratings, perhaps you should do some more research, Coma:
[quote:95b44]The Gallup organization reported today that
President George Bush has the lowest approval ratings of any 2nd Term president since World War II. 45% of the American population approve of President Bush at this moment with Regan in a distant second in 1985 with a 56% approval rating.[/quote:95b44]
http://www.atsnn.com/story/132050.html
Doesn't seem average to me. And by the way, that was from april when his approval rating was a whopping 45%. Now that it's at 40%, I think you can fill in the rest for yourself.