They used the 9/11 passport material to make these buildings that's why they didn't fall into their own footprint
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Everyone knows it's because the only thing that can take down three full buildings is two commercial passenger planes.
It's simple maff.
It's simple maff.
Jet fuel is more dangerous than hypersonic missiles.
Well, jet fuel does release a lot more thermal energy than explosives. Ten times more energy than the same mass of TNT, for instance. Explosives just do it a lot faster.
I don't care for jet fuel, it's more prudent to ask who knew, and who was involved.
Like the dancing Israelis.
I don't care for jet fuel, it's more prudent to ask who knew, and who was involved.
Like the dancing Israelis.
Jet fuel can be an explosive. Just depends on how you package it.
The difference between an explosion and a detonation is because detonations move faster than the speed of sound through the material. Guaranteeing that more of that energy is released in a smaller area.
Total Energy / Area*Time is what makes stored energy hazardous.
The difference between an explosion and a detonation is because detonations move faster than the speed of sound through the material. Guaranteeing that more of that energy is released in a smaller area.
Total Energy / Area*Time is what makes stored energy hazardous.
AI?
Yeah something looks a bit off about this photo. Blurred around the edges, smoke looks funny. Any other angle or source? I hate to be the "source!?" guy but in the age of AI we need to be more skeptical.
I've gone through every skyscraper in telaviv on Google earth. There's not a place with this combination of circle and square buildings.
Nearest I could find is at the HaHalacha bridge, but it's only 2 circles and 3 squares.
Could be another city, but I didn't see anything similar in Bethlehem or Jerusalem.
Nearest I could find is at the HaHalacha bridge, but it's only 2 circles and 3 squares.
Could be another city, but I didn't see anything similar in Bethlehem or Jerusalem.
half the videos on youtube look fake to me now. Either people podcasting are glitching out or AI is impersonating real people talking
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