Comment expliquer la présence de Thermite (explosif militaire) au WTC,
et comment aborder le problème de l’amiante (délit d’initiés, mise en danger…)
Des scientifiques exigent  de rouvrir l’enquête du 11 septembre 2001

Des évidence scientifiques écartées par l’enquête officielle , des témoignages de Pompiers et d’officiers de Police du NYPD , tout nous ramène a l’essentiel:

Hoax, mensonges, évidences éludées, délit d’initiés !!!, et pire encore !

Comme le réveil va être brutal quand le monde va réaliser l’impensable, l’innommable conflit d’Intérêts  convergents qui a motivé la plus grosse supercherie du 21eme siecle.
Pensez qu’a l’époque, ils devaient désamianter les deux tours, et que le prix du désamiantage était exorbitant et qu’une démolition se révélait impossible. Seule solution: démonter les tours pièces par pièces.

 (Tour infernale Montparnasse, attention aux avions!!),

Et puis l’accusation portée sur un groupe terroriste qui servira de déclencheur à une politique du Domino, oui ça  implique une sacre conspiration,
Et puis aussi, il y a tout un tas de documents ultra compromettants pour le gouvernement qui sont partit avec l’immeuble 7 (WTC  7).
Comme l’univers est bien fait au pays du grand Sachem , on a même crée une loi qui interdit de poser des questions! et oui, avec le « Patriot act », vos vacances a Cuba sont organisée par la CIA !!!
Le citron avait compris depuis si longtemps, que s’en est a en pleurer d’absurdité.
le panurgisme occidental, organisé par la soif de pouvoir des Médias, et la brutalité des politiciens, court vers la falaise en chantant.

Lumières représentant les tours détruites, pour le septième anniversaire de l’attaque du 11-Septembre, sur l’île de Manhattan à New York

Il y a bien eu une conspiration, bien réelle, concernant le 11-Septembre : un groupe de comploteurs (George W.B., Dick C., Donald R…) a instrumentalisé des attaques contre le World Trade Center et le Pentagone pour « vendre » à l’opinion l’invasion de l’Irak, alors même qu’ils n’avaient aucune preuve d’aucun lien entre les attentats et Saddam Hussein. C’est l’un des plus grands et des plus machiavéliques complot de tous les temps. Mais cela ne suffit pas aux amateurs de théories conspirationnistes. Pour certains d’entre eux, le 11-Septembre est un « boulot préparé de l’intérieur » (« an inside job »). Cette théorie est née dès après les attentats, et sa popularité ne faiblit pas. Elle a surfé, pendant les années Bush, sur l’antiaméricanisme ambiant. Pour quiconque voit les Etats-Unis la grande puissance du mal, il est en effet très difficile d’intégrer les attentats du 11-Septembre dans le tableau. Comment croire que les Américains, ces bourreaux, aient pu être de simples victimes ? Cela ne colle pas.

Quoique...

La journée du 11-Septembre, un matériau riche pour élaborer des théories

Pour résoudre ce court-circuit idéologique, il faut en passer par un autre scénario, bien plus compliqué : on nous aurait menti, les Américains n’auraient pas été victimes du 11-Septembre, ils en auraient été les organisateurs. Des centaines d’entre eux auraient comploté pour cela : contrôleurs aériens, militaires, politiciens, journalistes, experts… sans jamais une fuite. La journée du 11-Septembre fournit un matériau riche pour de tels échafaudages. Tout est bon pour les étayer : images qui « parlent d’elles-même », témoignages choisis, citations ciselées, renversement de la charge de la preuve. Les médias, peut-être à tort, dédaignent ces théories de la conspiration. Qu’importe : elles prospèrent sur la toile. Pour les « conspirationnistes », le Net est un terrain formidable : grâce au « copier-coller », n’importe quel image « troublante » fait le tour du web en quelques minutes. Et la folle rumeur, plus de 12 ans plus tard, continue de prospérer.

The evidence for the presence of thermite at the World Trade Center (WTC) on 9/11 is extensive and compelling.

This evidence has accumulated to the point at which we can say that WTC thermite is no longer a hypothesis, it is a tested and proven theory. Therefore it is not easy to debunk it. But the way to do so is not difficult to understand.
To debunk the thermite theory, one must first understand the evidence for it and then show how all of that evidence is either mistaken or explained by other phenomena.
Here are the top ten categories of evidence for thermite at the WTC.

1. Molten metal: There are numerous photographs and eyewitness testimonies to the presence of molten metal at the WTC, both in the buildings and in the rubble. No legitimate explanation has been provided for this evidence other than the exothermic reaction of thermite, which generates the temperatures required and molten iron as a product.
   The fires at Ground Zero could not be put out for several months. Despite the application of millions of gallons of water to the pile, several rainfall events at the site, and the use of a chemical fire suppressant, the fires would not subside. Thermal images made by satellite showed that the temperatures in the pile were far above that expected in the debris from a typical structure fire. Only thermite, which contains its own oxidant and therefore cannot be extinguished by smothering it, can explain this evidence.
2. Numerous eyewitnesses who were fleeing the area described the air mass as a hot wind filled with burning particles.[1] This evidence agrees with the presence of large quantities of thermite byproducts in the air, including hot metallic microspheres and still-reacting agglomerates of thermite.
3. Numerous vehicles were scorched or set on fire in the area. Photographic evidence shows that cars parked within the lower-level garage areas of the WTC complex burned as if impacted by a super-hot wind like that described by the eyewitnesses. All non-metallic parts of the cars, including the plastic, rubber, and glass, were completely burned off by a hot blast.
4. There was a distinct “white smoke” present—clearly different from smoke caused by a normal structural fire—as indicated by eyewitnesses and photographic evidence.[2]The second major product of the thermite reaction is aluminum oxide, which is emitted as a white solid shortly after reaction.
5. Peer-reviewed, scientific research confirmed the presence of extremely high temperatures at the WTC. The high temperatures were evidenced by metallic and other microspheres, along with evaporated metals and silicates. These findings were confirmed by 9/11 investigators and by scientists at an independent company and at the United States Geologic Survey.
6. The elemental composition of the metallic microspheres from the WTC dust matches that of metallic microspheres produced by the thermite reaction.
7. The environmental data collected at Ground Zero in the months following 9/11 indicate that violent incendiary fires, like those produced by thermite, occurred on specific dates. Peer-reviewed scientific analysis of these data show that the components of thermite spiked to extraordinary levels on specific dates in both the air and aerosol emissions at Ground Zero.
8. Carbon nanotubes have been found in the WTC dust and in the lungs of 9/11 first responders. Formation of carbon nanotubes requires extremely high temperatures, specific metal catalysts, and carbon compounds exactly like those found in nanothermite formulations. Researchers have discovered that nanothermite produces the same kinds of carbon nanotubes. That finding has been confirmed by independent analysis in a commercial contract laboratory.
9. A peer-reviewed scientific publication has identified the presence of nanothermite in the WTC dust. One of the critical aspects of that paper has been confirmed by an independent scientist.

There is also a great deal of indirect evidence for the thermite theory. This includes the attempts by NIST to downplay the evidence for thermite. It also includes things like a weak effort by Rupert Murdoch’s National Geographic Channel to discredit the ability of thermite to cut structural steel, which was itself roundly discredited by one independent investigator. It is now unquestionable that thermite can cut structural steel as needed for a demolition.

Therefore, debunking the WTC thermite theory is not easy but is very straightforward. Doing so simply requires addressing the evidence listed above point by point, and showing in each case how an alternative hypothesis can explain that evidence better. Given the scientific grounding of the thermite theory, use of the scientific method, including experiments and peer-reviewed publications, would be essential to any such debunking effort.

That is almost certainly why we have seen no such debunking. Instead, the people working to refute the WTC thermite theory have resorted to what might be called a case study in how NOT to respond to scientific evidence.

The failed thermite theory debunkers have produced:

• Thousands of chat room comments and other posts yet not one peer-reviewed scientific article.
• Alternate hypotheses that have little or no evidence to support them. For example, themini-nuke hypothesis and the “Star Wars Beam” hypothesis.
• Government scientists declaring that the evidence simply doesn’t exist.
• Attempts to exaggerate the meaning of the evidence, for example by saying that thermite or nanothermite could not have caused all of the effects seen at the WTC.
• Deceptive efforts to introduce the government contractors who created the official accounts as independent scientists.

The last of these methods has been the most popular. Trying to debunk the tenth piece of evidence for WTC thermite, NIST contractor James Millette produced an unreviewed paper that purports to replicate the finding of nanothermite in the WTC dust. This was apparently organized in the hope that doing so would discredit all of the evidence for thermite at the WTC.
Millette is well known for having helped create the official reports on the analysis of WTC dust. He was responsible for creating the form that was used to pre-screen all materials found in the dust prior to any analysis by official investigators. Those official reports did not mention any of the evidence listed above, in particular failing to report the abundant iron microspheres scattered throughout the WTC dust. Additionally, Millette’s official report team did not find any red-gray chips, let alone nanothermite. As he worked to debunk the WTC thermite research, Millette was still unable to find any iron microspheres. But he did claim to have finally found the red-gray chips. Curiously, he did not attempt to replicate the testing that would determine if those chips were thermitic.
Claiming to have found the chips, Millette perfomed an XEDS analysis for elemental composition but failed to do any of the other tests including BSE, DSC, the flame test, the MEK test, or measurement of the chip resistivity. Having inexplicably “ashed” the chips at 400 °C in a muffle furnace, thereby proving that they were not the materials of interest (which ignite at 430 °C), Millette ignored the remainder of the study he had set out to replicate.  Because he did not do the DSC test, he could not do XEDS of the spheres formed from the chips. Since he had still not found spheres in the dust, he could not test those and this allowed him to ignore the testing of spheres from the thermite reaction.

Millette rested his case on FTIR, which I have also performed on chips from WTC dust but with a much different result. Like Millette’s paper, my FTIR work is not yet part of a peer-reviewed publication and therefore should not be taken as authoritative evidence. There has been less urgency to this supplemental work because what has been done to date has received no legitimate response from the government or from much of the scientific community. That sad fact should be the central point of discussion today.

In any case, Millette attempted only one tenth of the tests in his struggle to replicate (or refute) one tenth of the evidence for thermite at the WTC. His un-reviewed “one percent approach” was nonetheless very convincing to many people, including some of the people who produced the official reports for 9/11. But it is obvious to others that Millette’s work was not a replication in any sense of the word.

I’m looking forward to the peer-reviewed scientific article that finally does replicate the nanothermite paper or any of the other peer-reviewed scientific papers that document the evidence for thermite at the WTC. Hopefully, we can approach those efforts without concerns about the sources and without recalling all the deception and manipulation that preceded them.

Until then, it is important to recognize the difference between the superficial appearance of science and the actual practice of science. Ignoring 90 percent of the evidence is not scientific. And replication of the 10 percent means actually repeating the work. If thermite debunkers and alternate hypothesis supporters can find the courage and focus to step through that challenge, maybe they can begin to add to the discussion.

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