Reply #83: The initial squibs were indeed concomitant with the tilt.

[spooked911]

Though they do get bigger as the tilt increases, if that is what you are referring to. But the squibs start when the tilt starts, and get worse. There is essentially no delay in the appearance of the squibs, in contrast to what one would expect if compressed air had to move though hundred feet of random space to blow out specific windows for some unclear reason. Of course the whole idea that the squibs are from air pressure from below is fairly ridiculous, but that is your argument, and I guess you're sticking to it, as you have no choice in the matter. Couldn't admit that I might have a point. No, that would be a disaster, apparently. Just like you couldn't admit the 757 didn't line up with the Shanksville crater, and you just couldn't "see" what I was talking about.