Question everything

On the subject of the attack on 9/11/2001, were airliners used as weapons? Could an aluminum airliner have made the impressions in the twin towers?

In order to have penetrated the wall, the airliner would have had to:

  • shear off >40 bolts
  • bend/break 4 sections of steel box column
  • displace >5 tons of mass
  • force a 5 meter diameter airliner fuselage into a space of 3.6 meters between decks
    .
    There would be considerable resistance & that would force deceleration of the plane >100g
    If there was sufficient time/energy to breach the wall, there would be sufficient time/energy to bust-up the plane. Equal & Opposite reaction . . . Conservation of momentum

Food for thought . . .

imagine that you take you car to a shop for its 100,000 mile service. You notice on the wall of the shop office a sign that states “NO LIABILITY, NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR CAR, WE ARE NOT LIABLE.” would you do business with that shop?

The pharmaceutical giants are dispensing something that is allegedly vaccine, however, no matter what happens, they are shielded from liability for anything that happens as a consequence of the product they are dispensing.

This is called operating open-loop, not a good idea.

On that food for thought . . Bon appetit . . . .