Another Myth Bites The Dustification: Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl inspected WTC steel

[Bolo Boffin]

Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl, a UC-Berk professor of structural engineering, "visually inspected about 40,000 tons of steel from the towers from September to December <2001>."

http://www.allbusiness.com/legal/international-law-foreign-investment-finance/906599-3.html

Yeah, it's behind a free signup. Facts remain facts.

[LARED]

1. How could this be?

I've been told that all the steel was immediately shipped to a far far away place without any investigation.

[BeFree]

2. Yeah, well

Berk is well known for its defense department funding.

So, let me guess.... he didn't find anything funny?

[Big Pappa]

3. The great

thing about a CTer is that no matter who, what or where, the evidence is never quite good enough. The goalpost just keeps on moving.

[BeFree]

5. Yep

We don't just suck up to what anyone tells us; unlike those who believe bushco.

But the question is: what did the Berk professor find in 40 tons of steel? Can you recall, BP?

[greyl]

4. Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl is an important person in all of this.

As a scientist, he testified before Bush's Committee on Science complaining about the pitiful clean-up operation. Iow, he's been open about the lousy Republican government that handled the disrespectful, rushed, and unsafe "clean-up". This reality not entertaining enough for CTists, Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl is forced into their CT by illogically pounding him into a shape that fits.

I wish I had more time to inspect steel structure and save more pieces before the steel was recycled. ... The main impediments to my work were and still are:
• Not having a copy of the engineering drawings and design and construction documents.
• Not having copies of the photographs and videotapes that various agencies might have taken during and immediately after the collapse.

~ Testimony of
Dr. Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl
Professor
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of California, Berkeley
Before the Committee on Science of the U.S. House of Representatives

March 6, 2002

DU thread - Did The Building Do It? - results to be published in an academic journal

architecturalrecord.com - 01/10/02 - Forensic Expert Studying Steel

[The Lone Groover]

6. "visually inspected about 40,000 tons of steel from the towers from September to December"

I think we've all done that.

Just how did he do it though?