Hey 9/11 Truthers! Is this a conspiracy too?

American Thinker ^ | June 19, 2010 | Michael Geer

[jazusamo]

The Delft University of Technology, Architecture School collapsed in a pancake reaction to a fire. Let me repeat that .... the School Of Architecture. I'm highly doubtful they built a deficient building for themselves. Steel frame high rise building collapses and is utterly destroyed by a fire begun by a shorted out coffee pot.

It wasn't bombs, renegade black-ops, secret demolition, cruise missiles or remotely controlled fake 737s that brought down the architecture school's steel frame building. It was fire that weakened the interior steel beam structure to the point that the weight and mass from above finally collapsed under the weight. Video of the moment is identical to the kind of collapse and dust/debris cloud witnessed on 9/11 at the World Trade Center. 

View the fire and collapse here: LiveLeak.com - Delft University of Technology in Holland on fire and collapsing

History of the Delft University of Technology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It's a powerful slap in the chops to 9/11 Truthers. 

[SkipW]

We have a bunch of Ron Paul idiots here who believe that Bush blew up the Twin Towers. There is nothing that you can say that will change their minds.

Every one of them is a paranoid conspiracy freak. They need to feel like they have the REAL truth. They are a pretty pathetic bunch.

[jazusamo]

Yep, it’s a waste of time talking to them. Their minds are made up and they won’t be confused by listening to facts. I believe it’s best just to laugh at them.

[raygunfan]

im certainly no truther, but watching the vid shows a partial collapse of the floors that were burned out, the base of the building is still there as are the parts of the building to the side of the collapse area...

[Slings and Arrows]

"Truther." Gotta be a liberal term

Hard left, plus several Hollywood idiots. These people are seriously nuts [WARNING: Strong language].

Good examples, BTW.

[norraad]

There also was an art. in Pop. Mech. in the 1960’s guaranteeing oil would run out by 1999, so ..........

[Iron Munro]

Like to hear what Rosie O'Donut has to say about this.

"I do believe that it’s the first second time in history that fire has ever melted steel.
I do believe that it defies physics....."

-- Rosie O'Donuts; World renown physicist, metallurgist and explosives expert

[jazusamo]

ROFL!

I do believe you’re right.

[TXnMA]

The steel springs that assist garage door openers are strong, powerful beasts. One of ours broke and the flying end blasted a hole in the garage wall... (When I replaced it, I installed a steel safety cable inside it in case it ever broke again.)

Shortly thereafter, we had a fire that destroyed the garage. Afterward, that massive steel spring was so annealed and weakened that I was able to straighten it right out -- with only my bare hands -- and that was after it had cooled...

Don't tell me that fire can't weaken steel!

[Tublecane]

“Honestly, what is a ‘truther?’ The opposite of a ‘liar?’ (which it should be).”

Truthers were named such because amidst spinning their various conspiracy theories, they claimed they only wanted to know “the truth,” which the 9/11 Commission among others was hiding.

[jazusamo]

Yes, the heat took the temper out of the steel spring and the metal became malleable again. When I was a kid my grandad had a forge and used it for making and repairing ranch equipment and tools, I loved to sit and watch him shape steel when it was glowing orange on the anvil.

[newfreep]

I knew the Travelocity Gnome was involved with 9-11 truthers!

[bcsco]

So that means this 2007 investigation is automatically wrong?

[TXnMA]

A few weeks ago, I watched a blacksmith at a local outdoor festival turn a 1/2" thick, 4" long steel chunk into a beautifully shaped knife blade with nicely-tapered tang -- using only hammer, anvil, heat and skill. Folks who have never felt the "squish" of red-hot steel under the hammer have no concept of how soft and plastic heated steel is.

And, several times, I have laughed at grandkids and their friends while roasting wieners and hot dogs on steel coat hangers. When they reach across the fire to put their food over a "perfect" bunch of coals on the other side, the main fire "wilts" their hanger -- and their food "droops" down into the ashes... '-)

"Truthers" fit the "I slept though fifth grade science class" category...

[neverdem]

BTTT!