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Re: darron427 post# 41

Saturday, 04/16/2022 1:10:18 PM

Saturday, April 16, 2022 1:10:18 PM

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Darron , this makes sense to me.

Idiots keep saying that burning jet fuel can't melt steel, so it must have been explosions.

Burning jet fuel can weaken steel , causing the support beams to sag and the columns to bend. The entire structures were bolted together. I think these bolted connections failed and the enormous weight, from the above floors caused the pancaking collapse.

Not as much fun as "thermite" , but more realistic, IMO

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