Exactly what multiple tons of thermite/thermate delivered 8 weeks prior to the op would do.
Hehe, no way it can do that. I've already been through this shit ten years ago. Thermite uses oxygen. No way it could burn in the rubble like that for that long.
Plus, there was extreme pulverization that created nanoparticles of steel, aaaannnd excess amounts of tritium, strontium, and barium in the water runoff. Those elements are a result of nuclear fusion.
>Exactly what multiple tons of thermite/thermate delivered 8 weeks prior to the op would do.
Hehe, no way it can do that. I've already been through this shit ten years ago. Thermite uses oxygen. No way it could burn in the rubble like that for that long.
Plus, there was extreme pulverization that created nanoparticles of steel, aaaannnd excess amounts of tritium, strontium, and barium in the water runoff. Those elements are a result of nuclear fusion.
Molten metal doesn't oxygen to stay molten. Hehe yourself kike, nanoparticles are also a sign of nanothermate, salting exists, I wouldn't put it beyond the evilness of zionists.
Nothing you said changes anything.
Molten metal doesn't oxygen to stay molten. Hehe yourself kike, nanoparticles are also a sign of nanothermate, salting exists, I wouldn't put it beyond the evilness of zionists.
Nothing you said changes anything.
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