Recent content by GP NOIR

Personally, I’ve gotten a lot of use out of 2 tug straps, 4 bow shackles (of which 2 are mounted to the rear bumper my jeep) 4 soft shackles and 2 bow shackle adapters that fit in the trailer hitch. I also carry a shovel and a bottle jack with a base plate, safety adapters and extensions. As I...

In color or volume?

Check out the Jeep logo on the grill😜 Regardless, the quality of this video is amazing! Cindy nailed it

Yeah, the discussion is no longer interesting

I’m saying the argument it’s impossible for JP to have brought down the buildings is not compelling. Quite the opposite.

Not worth my time I have nothing to enlighten you with

Building 7 is a separate issue

Have I researched the conspiracy? No. When people insist it’s impossible for JP to “melt steel” and refuse to acknowledge the fact JP can and does burn hot enough to weaken steel and collapse a structure, all credibility is lost. The only thing left is to troll the trolls with their own plot holes.

How else did the bombs get there?

Of course it was bombs! When the first concept of the Twin Towers was presented for approval, J. Edgar Hoover expressed concern about handling a Nazi invasion. They hired the team of Swiss engineers that mined every bridge and tunnel leading into Switzerland to keep Hitler from using the ATM...

Steel doesn’t have to be heated until it melts. Just until it fails. As stated in the article @AZVAJKU linked to above “When steel is heated, it retains its strength up to a temperature of around 350oC. After this point, the steels strength progressively declines until it is deemed totally...

Sorry. I forgot fire is one of those benign forces that is easily controlled. The firestorms that devastated the cities of Japan, Germany and the hills of Southern California were mostly peaceful campfires. No way a fire could draw in air at such velocities to reach temperatures needed to burn...

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No way JP burns with enough heat to melt or even soften steel. That’s why jet engines are made of exotic metals that are resistant to high temperatures and the combustion section is internally insulated by a layer of high pressure boundary air to contain the combustion to keep it from burning...