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Creative Speculation

wildbilln864

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7. and you'll learn there....

Reply to hack89 (Reply #6)

Sun Mar 1, 2015, 09:44 PM

Mar 2015

that those office fires migrate after less than a half hour of burning because the fuel(papers, wood, etc) is consumed by that time. Not to mention the heat conductive properties of steel which wicks away the heat and the members begin to cool immediately after the fires are no longer present.

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WTC 7: Fires Fuelled by Office Furnishings. Be AFRAID [View all] wildbilln864 Feb 2015 OP

Is this why ablamj Feb 2015 #1

Were office furnishings not flame retardant back in the antiquity of 2001? frankfacts Mar 2015 #2

I think they were. n/t wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #4

Research highrise fire loading hack89 Mar 2015 #6

and you'll learn there.... wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #7

So there have been no large highrise fires in history? None at all? hack89 Mar 2015 #8

never said or implied any of that BS! wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #9

So then large fires in the WTC make perfect sense? hack89 Mar 2015 #10

there were some fires. wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #11

Only a Truther could look at a massive column of smoke visible in outer space hack89 Mar 2015 #12

Furniture can burn? zappaman Mar 2015 #3

With 2001 tech, it (furniture) would probably just smoulder n/t frankfacts Mar 2015 #5