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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

William Seger

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2. It's not a European group

Reply to Archae (Original post)

Thu Sep 1, 2016, 10:52 PM

Sep 2016

It's three American "truthers" and one Canadian, and the article is the same nonsense they've been peddling for years, so no, they do not have any credibility. If you think the article might have any technical merit, then I suggest you wait for the inevitable feedback from people who know what they're talking about.

If any of the WTC buildings had been controlled demolitions, then virtually everyone in Manhattan would have known it immediately, and so would we from the distinctive detonation sounds in all of the videos -- like every controlled demolition video you will find on YouTube. It's a completely idiotic theory unsupported by any credible evidence or scientific argument.

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How credible is this European group? [View all] Archae Sep 2016 OP

They obviously have no idea how much prep work is involved Warpy Sep 2016 #1

It's not a European group William Seger Sep 2016 #2

Oh, for Christ's sake. I know only a tiny bit about such things, PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2016 #3

I figured this, somewhat. Archae Sep 2016 #4

Editor apparently hoodwinked by pseudosciencey bullshit William Seger Sep 2016 #5

I think so too, just like Andrew Wakefield and his "research." Archae Sep 2016 #6