Part 3 Gage's Blueprint for Truth Rebuttal (Not Debunked): Tall Steel Frame Building  Fire Collapses
Channel: Chris Mohr
Date: 2011-06-30

Part 3 of Chris Mohr's respectful rebuttal of Richard Gage's 9/11 video Blueprint for Truth looks at the assertion that "no tall steel frame building has ever collapsed due to fire," but the 2008 Delft University Tower fire-induced, fast collapse mostly into its own footprint proves "it ain't necessarily so."

Note: I am not a scientist, so I cannot be 100% sure of the technical information I share here. For an excellent and respectful rebuttal of my claims from 9/11 Truth activist Adam Taylor, visit https://citizenfor911truth.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/responsetochrismohr4-1.pdf

CORRECTION and CLARIFICATION: The Delft University Building was a steel-reinforced concrete building, not a steel-framed building. As the initial report stated, "The fire and subsequent collapse of a substantial portion of the Faculty of Architectural
Building at the Delft University of Technology is
significant in that fire-related collapse of structures is
rare, with collapse of reinforced concrete structures
even more so."  Steel-reinforced concrete buildings are even MORE  resistant to fire than steel framed buildings, but buildings can collapse in fires, regardless of materials.

More videos of collapses by fire: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p22OkclAU3o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wfpRO9bTfo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB-6Sp7mKlQ - all these examples feature: Sudden Onset of Destruction (point 1), Straight-down, symmetrical collapse onto the footprint (2), Minimal Damage to Adjacent Structures (6), Enormous clouds of pulverized concrete

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More links and further debate at http://911theories.org/ChrisMohr    Discussion welcome at  http://forums.randi.org/showthread.php?p=7317389#post7317389


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