Faun
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Now you're showing the forum you're either lying or delusional or a combination thereof. The firefighter did not employ the word "boom" to describe explosions as you falsely assert. They were describing the manner in which the building came down in that it came down floor by floor, not that explosives were used. The first fireman describes, "floor by floor, it started popping out," while gesturing that with his hand. You'll note, he's not gesturing explosions. The second fireman making similar hand gestures while describing, "boom, boom, boom, boom, boom." They were explaining the way the building came down, floor by floor, "booming" with each floor that pancaked ... which they described "as if" it had been detonated, not that it was.faun said:...Or like in the case of the last video you posted, you don't understand it. They did not say they heard or saw explosions ... they did not say they heard or saw thermite ... they said the building began collapsing floor by floor as if it had been detonated. ...
See, now that little nugget of excrement should tell everyone all they need to know about your approach to this topic, Faun. It's that sort of nonsense that makes it so easy for me to avoid descending into your adolescent pit of name-calling. Your posts do such a magnificent job of speaking for themselves.
"It was as if they had detonated [Yeah.], as if they planned to take down the building -- boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom."
In case there's any doubt as to the meaning of "detonated", The Oxford English Dictionary should lay it to rest:
Definition of detonate in English:
As if it shouldn't go without saying, since it seemed to that firefighter "as if they had detonated" the building, he must have perceived the "booms" very much as he described them.
faun said:...But that exemplifies the existence of you Twoofers. All you know is the buildings fell straight down. You then fill in the rest with overactive imaginations to explain causation to conclude it had to be a controlled demolition despite the lack of evidence. ...
And the follow-up further exemplifies the stupidity behind the implied denial that at least two of the firefighters in the video I posted were clearly talking about demolition-style explosives (via synomyms), by way of appealing to that ridiculous denial as a means to denounce "Twoofers" in general. Compelling, ain't it.