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[nanothermite911fbibustards]

On Jun 29, 5:24 am, "n... at bid.nes" <alien8... at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 26, 12:16 pm, nanothermite911fbibustards
>
> <nanothermite911fbibusta... at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>   Let's talk about thermite.

SPOOOK MOTHER FUCKER, I will talk what I want to talk.

I know you are an ODIOUS SPOOOOK, which has many aliases on newsnet
like Uncle Al and you have TWO GOALS !!!

1) Harass people who talk of 911 truth
2) Discredit people who talk of 911 truth
3) Destroy threads under various aliases where they is any useful
technical information being discussed because you are RACIST and dont
want DISSEMINATION of KNOWLEDGE

4) I have closely scrutinized your thread and they involve disrupting
threads. If there is 911 truth or someother useful truth your ilk then
starts spamming with porn and other crap. You work for CIA ? FBI ?
BLACKWATER ? KROLL ?

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>   Do you know anything about thermite? It's a powdered mixture of a
> metal oxide and another pure metal that, when raised to a specific
> minimum temperature, allows the metal to "steal" the oxygen from the
> metal oxide, evolving heat. Example, iron oxide loses its oxygen to
> aluminum, yielding aluminum oxide and metallic iron, plus heat.
>
>   Do you know what temperature it must be brought to in order to
> ignite it?
>
>   How do you propose the alleged "nanothermite" supposedly spread
> around the towers was raised to that temperature *simultaneously*?
>
>   Do you know what amount of heat (not temperature) a given mass of
> thermite can produce?
>
>   What amount of heat could the particles of your alleged
> "nanothermite" produce? Remember, each particle burns only as long as
> the oxide component can provide oxygen to the pure metal component of
> the thermite.
>
>   Mark L. Fergerson