Originally Posted by
Aaron Gustaveson
So something to the effect of, “I’m not familiar with her book but that is interesting”?
Ok I see it. So I happen to live in a very earthquake prone area. We have minor quake frequently, the last one that everyone here felt was only weeks ago. In my experience, I would not personally notice a quake of the magnitudes that you are stating for the collapse of the towers. I think you may want to consider that you are comparing vibration caused by massive tectonic plates, to those produces by collapsing buildings. They are on entirely different scales. Nothing about this strikes me as surprising.
It’s not clear what exactly you are asking here. Seems like a loaded question if I’m understanding you correctly.
Ok, in either the case of an explosion or a collapse (or as it seems in this case both) I don’t find it at all surprising that lots of paper or even a bathtub would survive. In fact, I would expect things like that would survive, especially paper, which you would think is easily moved by air currents. That’s why I asked, “Is it at all abnormal for items like a bathtub or paper to be present after an explosion? “
So again I’ll ask, “How much dust was there? What amount of dust would not have been suspicious?” Are you an expert in this area? If not, where are you getting these claims?
Right, I think we all know this, that’s why I asked, “What form of energy was it, light, heat, microwave? “
I’m not sure I’m understanding this. What do you mean, “introduced into an electric field“?
Microwave radiation is part of an electric field itself, what sort of electric field are you talking about? How was it “introduced” and directed? How was this field generated?
Are you saying that the microwave energy was somehow harnessed from a hurricane, or that this electric field was generated using energy from the hurricane? In either case, how?
Ok, that’s does seem important. What are the two parts exactly? Maybe asking a question based on hypothetical can clarify this. Let’s say I have a pair of walky-talkies. On one of them, I disconnect the conductors that power the speaker and attach them to an explosive device. This way, when the other walkie-talkie is spoken into, energy in the form of radio waves will be generated and received by the walkie-talkie that is wired to the explosive device, resulting in an explosion. Would you consider that a two part directed energy weapon?
It seems very strange that Dr. Woods theory would not address the origin of the energy. What is the nature of this/these broadcasting and destructive mechanism(s)? What would they look like? What are they made of? How do they work?
What is the best evidence supporting her claims?