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this is a lie. you are not being accurate.the engineer of the towers identified that they had a concrete core to Newsweek on September 13, 2001.
this is a complete lie. Robertson never said any such thing. the newsweek reporter got it wrong.
Since 3,000 died in 20 seconds in what was termed collapse,
he did.the building engineer would absolutely make ONLY accurate information public
AND if an error was made he would demand a correction. This is only logical, but you do not conduct such in protection of Constitutional rights as an agent for the perpetrators.
this is a lie. you are not being accurate.this is a complete lie. Robertson never said any such thing. the newsweek reporter got it wrong.
Since 3,000 died in 20 seconds in what was termed collapse,he did.AND if an error was made he would demand a correction. This is only logical, but you do not conduct such in protection of Constitutional rights as an agent for the perpetrators.
he can only demand a correction on what he was quoted as saying. he never said there was a concrete core and was not quoted as saying that.
it is the reporters mistake, not robertsons.
how do you know there was no correction???
this has nothing to do with constitutional rights. the fact that you keep bringing it up just makes you look crazy.
TV show that Robertson participates in on the collapse of the towers which states it was a STEEL CORE!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB6xdCS9NJU
The steel core columns are a lie, the FEMA deception.
you lie againTV show that Robertson participates in on the collapse of the towers which states it was a STEEL CORE!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB6xdCS9NJU
Yea, it even has CGI animations,
FEMA misrepresented core structure of the Twin Towers.
But Robertson does not state there are steel core columns, because he knows it was a concrete core. He was the building engineer.
Newsweek September 13, 2001
Still, Robertson, whose firm is responsible for three of the six tallest buildings in the world, feels a sense of pride that the massive towers, supported by a steel-tube exoskeleton and a reinforced concrete core, held up as well as they didmanaging to stand for over an hour despite direct hits from two massive commercial jetliners.
And 9-11 images show an empty core with concrete wall to the right and steel box columns outside the core.
you lie againTV show that Robertson participates in on the collapse of the towers which states it was a STEEL CORE!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB6xdCS9NJU
Yea, it even has CGI animations,
FEMA misrepresented core structure of the Twin Towers.
But Robertson does not state there are steel core columns, because he knows it was a concrete core. He was the building engineer.
Newsweek September 13, 2001
Still, Robertson, whose firm is responsible for three of the six tallest buildings in the world, feels a sense of pride that the massive towers, supported by a steel-tube exoskeleton and a reinforced concrete core, held up as well as they did—managing to stand for over an hour despite direct hits from two massive commercial jetliners.
And 9-11 images show an empty core with concrete wall to the right and steel box columns outside the core.
none of those words were spoken nor attributed to Mr Robertson
you remain a lying fucktard
So is attributed to him as there are other quotes of him in the article.and he did not state a concrete coreyou lie againYea, it even has CGI animations,
FEMA misrepresented core structure of the Twin Towers.
But Robertson does not state there are steel core columns, because he knows it was a concrete core. He was the building engineer.
Newsweek September 13, 2001
Still, Robertson, whose firm is responsible for three of the six tallest buildings in the world, feels a sense of pride that the massive towers, supported by a steel-tube exoskeleton and a reinforced concrete core, held up as well as they did—managing to stand for over an hour despite direct hits from two massive commercial jetliners.
And 9-11 images show an empty core with concrete wall to the right and steel box columns outside the core.
none of those words were spoken nor attributed to Mr Robertson
you remain a lying fucktard
Newsweek is a globally renowned magazine and would certainly get critical structural details BASICALLY correct.
ALSO, you've failed many, many times to state if you think Robertson failed to request a correction or if Newsweek refused to provide it IF the statement is in error.
The article was about Robertson.
Says engineer Robertson, “If they had fallen down immediately, the death counts would have been unimaginable,” he says. “The World Trade Center has performed admirably, and everyone involved in the project should be proud.” The buildings were designed specifically to withstand the impact of a Boeing 707, the largest plane flying in 1966, the year they broke ground on the project.
every argument you are making about the newsweek article i can make the same argument about the Time article.
Time would not get the basic structural details wrong either.
but one of them is wrong.
so how many pictures do you have of the concrete core being constructed again?
and the BBC also says its a steel core. thats two well respected news organizations to your ONE.
you lose.
you do know that was only a couple days after the attack and many news orgs got MANY things wrong in their reportingevery argument you are making about the newsweek article i can make the same argument about the Time article.
Time would not get the basic structural details wrong either.
but one of them is wrong.
so how many pictures do you have of the concrete core being constructed again?
and the BBC also says its a steel core. thats two well respected news organizations to your ONE.
you lose.
Bwahahahaaaahaaaaaaaa
You are clueless, .......... agent.
The BBC thought it was a concrete core, but the wrong one.
BBC News | AMERICAS | How the World Trade Center fell
HAHAHAHAHahahahah!!!!
guess what i found..
NEWSWEEK SAYS IT IS A STEEL CORE!!!!
High Time - Newsweek.com
