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"I'm still waiting for that example of a building demolition that used thermite."
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dude i fucking showed u thermite charges can be used for demolition, why the hell shoudl i find examples? im unsure where to even begin to see a list of materials used for a demolition, as far as i am aware, when a demolition takes place, it is not standard procedure for the demolition company to disclose all of their methods, some of which may be patented... i showed you the patent for the demolition charges using thermite, showed an example of how they are used to cut through columns (the pbs documentary). Now if you want example, here is 1. WTC7 hehe.
U seem to think that if the buildings were demolished on 9/11 , the people doing the work would have documented everything and used standard procedures for everything..this is unrealistic, the accusation you gave was that thermite could not be used for demolition...i showed that it CAN be used, and there are not only patents, but examples of how they build the shaped charge using thermite... That;s all i will provide, i do not have examples of its use, mostly because i do not monitor every explosion out there to see what materials are used, and I think it is not even a valid question. ITs completely irrelevent. You seem to act as though there is never a first time for anything, that if its not fully documented, and explained, used in the past with diagrams, testimony from Bush and probably used in your hometown, that it is impossible.. Even with patents, information proving that its possible etc.. u would not believe the earth is round if you havnt flown around the globe most likely...maybe that's a little extreme, but truthfully you dont seem to believe anything is even possible without a documentary by some magicians like penn and teller, or a article in popular mechanics magazine... any other examples are invalid.. If anything appears on youtube,. its instantly false hehe.
here is something taken from wikipedia also if your interested.
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"Because thermate burns at higher temperatures than ordinary thermite[citation needed], it has useful military applications in cutting through tank armor or other hardened military vehicles or bunkers. As with thermite, thermate's ability to burn for short periods of time without an external supply of oxygen renders it useful for underwater demolition."
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