A friendly chat with Dr Greg Jenkins

Submitted by andrew lowe watson on Wed, 2007-04-25 20:27

I recently had the pleasure of grappling with a formidable intellect. And when I had finished talking to my postman , I turned to Dr Greg Jenkins. I offer our discussion without comment, as its real value is to give an insight into the mind behind the hit-piece which is the title of the first thread.

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Building with diagonal cut

Submitted by MadgeB on Thu, 2007-04-26 19:11.

Oh - I remembered that wrong - here's the guy's explanation:

"Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:45 pm
"To Rodin and Carlos,
"This may help.
"first picture is the diagonal `cut`
"second picture is merged with a later shot after
"the towers fell.
"third shot the after the towers fell shot.
"Geoff."

I would insert the pictures but I can't figure out how to attach on this site. You might be able to see them here:
http://www.nineeleven.co.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=7317&postdays=0&postor...

Unfortunately he didn't show the core, but if you can see the pics, you'll see what I'm getting at.

Can't open pdf

Submitted by Ace Baker on Wed, 2007-04-25 20:35.

I can't get these pdfs to download, I keep getting an error message. Will try again, later, am anxious to read.

Make sure you have a barf bag

Submitted by MadgeB on Wed, 2007-04-25 20:46.

Ace, because Jenkins will make you want to puke.

Let me know if there is a problem

Submitted by andrew lowe watson on Wed, 2007-04-25 20:54.

If anyone else has the same difficulty as Ace, I might have to try another format

Dr. Doom

Submitted by rick on Wed, 2007-04-25 21:18.

The PDF works fine, download and open.

That idiot is no "doctor". He does not even have style. How do steel spires "collapse"? They are not holding anything up and are designed to hold the whole structure. As solid steel beams they do not "collapse". They must topple or "fall" over to a side. They cannot naturally "collapse" straight down vertically which the visual evidence clearly shows. So, something caused the steel spires to "collapse" into never never land vs. fall or topple over to be picked up later. Elmer PHD there avoids the whole thing of solid steel "collapsing". How does THAT work Elmer?

Dr Rick says punk kids with a Piled High Deep certificate funded on an NSA scholarship are deeper than anyone cares
to visit.

911 Raw The Research Edition has a fine capture of that "dissolution" of the core columns. All the dust is captured. Matter of fact the veritable volcano of debris that hit the WTC with "The force and heat of a volcano" (quote from Popular Mechanics as they debunk Jones thermite theory) is clearly seen on my original footage.

The question is how did this volcano appear on the 40-60th floors of the North Tower to spew that stuff out? While Popular Mechanics uses this heat, force and debris to explain the damage to the WTC7 it will not provide any theory how it would appear. It is clear in my video - like a fountain of concrete super heated it seems.

Magic Dust Clings To Flimsy Steel Girders While Gravity Builds..

Submitted by Fred on Thu, 2007-04-26 03:42.

In the Road Runner, Wile E Coyote runs off the edge of the cliff and hovers in mid air until he looks down and sees that there is nothing holding him up. Only then does he fall.

That is the explanation Greg Jenkins is looking for. I am surprised no one suggested it already. The spire has to first realize that we all have a number, and when your number is up you have to go. After the spire decides to take the plunge, it ejects the dust like a pilot in an ejector seat. Only then does the dust realize that it is now time. So the spire takes the plunge, but the dust hesitates.

I do not understand why people think that flimsy steel girders can stand on their own. If steel could do that, we would use it to make flag poles and lamp posts. Use some common sense, guys. It is all perfectly normal behavior. Look at a high diver at the Olympics and you will see the same thing. Concentration, hesitation, and then a decision to jump.

Fred

I wonder

Submitted by brianv on Thu, 2007-04-26 03:57.

I wonder if he reads the crap he writes. "The spire collapse was due to the influence of gravity".

Every building and every organic structure on the planet is affected by the same gravity equally, on a daily basis.

Also

"The spire collapsed leaving the dust that was on it hanging in mid-air". Bwahahahahaha.

Hahaha

Submitted by brianv on Thu, 2007-04-26 04:24.

You beat me to it Fred, I went off to feed the little one and dropped off-line. Thats the image I had in my head, the cartoon plunge.

Wonder what he makes of this sequence?

What's the dark rectangular section in the 3rd image?

Submitted by Fred on Thu, 2007-04-26 04:36.

Is that a large section of the core? That's amazing. What is it?

Fred

Got them here Fred.

Submitted by brianv on Thu, 2007-04-26 05:40.

I sourced the photos for that gif at http://amanzafar.com/WTC/ and http://amanzafar.com/WTC2/

It's a tad slow to load, I think he's running on a home server, but worth the wait.

I think the ones of most interest start at pic40.jpg, but he mixes some zooms in. image44.jpg is the third shot.

Make sure you look through them all, there are some interesting anomolies. WTC1 fire out by pic 15. Lots of boats for you to look at.

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