Correct... not even close. Each tower was 110 stories and comprised of 500,000 tons of steel and concrete... this does not even include other materials or furnishings. You have a few floors on fire and we're supposed to believe that it triggered a total pancake collapse at free fall speed? Even in a pancake scenario there would be some delay, as each floor would brace the falling debris above it. You don't have to be a physicist to wrap you head around this simple idea. There's no way that random, irregular damage, however severe, would create a smooth, symmetrical drop. Why do demolition companies even exist if this were this case?
Even if we buy this completely fictitious nonsense about a pancake calamity, then as I previously stated, there should be an enormous amount of rubble. Remember, these 110 stories didn't just disintegrate, they simply buckled and gave way to gravity. All the materials would still be present, albeit rearranged. The photos of ground zero show some rubble, sure, but that's like an anthill compared to what one would expect. Where is all that concrete? Where? ...and the largest piece of any office equipment/furnishing found in the wreckage was part (PART, not even the entire unit) of a desk phone. Does that sound like a "natural" catastrophe? The truth is, most of the buildings were "dustified" and pools of molten steel and iron in the rubble, several weeks later, attest to the presence of explosives.
Even if we buy this completely fictitious nonsense about a pancake calamity, then as I previously stated, there should be an enormous amount of rubble. Remember, these 110 stories didn't just disintegrate, they simply buckled and gave way to gravity. All the materials would still be present, albeit rearranged. The photos of ground zero show some rubble, sure, but that's like an anthill compared to what one would expect. Where is all that concrete? Where? ...and the largest piece of any office equipment/furnishing found in the wreckage was part (PART, not even the entire unit) of a desk phone. Does that sound like a "natural" catastrophe? The truth is, most of the buildings were "dustified" and pools of molten steel and iron in the rubble, several weeks later, attest to the presence of explosives.