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Mark Smart wrote: >> They're talking seriously and from an engineer's POV about such >> apparent facts as that not a single steel-frame skyscraper in history >> has ever collapsed due to fire, even though many have burned much >> hotter than the Twin Towers did, or could have if it was only a jet- >> fuel fire. > > I was not aware of this. Where can I find information about these > other skyscraper fires with no collapse? Were the fires as large as > the ones at the WTC? > Hi Everyone, Mark: I just found this searching google, but there are many sources besides FEMA for this claim: http://physics911.net/closerlook This is a fascinating and also very sensitive and potentially divisive discussion. I have been interested in the many apparent coverups and the research that people have done to try to find answers to the many questions that have not been credibly addressed by the mainstream studies and analyses. Due to my interest I have watched many videos exploring many sides to these issues. It can be very difficult to separate fact from fiction in these videos, but I believe that they point to a lot of important questions. For instance I have seen video of people who were in the basement of one of the two main towers who said that bombs exploded in the basements of the buildings. There seem to be a number of eyewitnesses to this story. I also have seen video that claims (based on interviews with NYC firefighters) that the firefighters in the buildings were saying that the fires were small and only confined to a few floors and that they would just need a few teams to get them put out quickly. That was just before the buildings came down in their own footprints in either freefall or very near freefall speeds. I understand Occam's razor, but there are literally dozens to hundreds of very important questions that have some really scary potential answers in this affair. When you look honestly at the sheer volume of serious holes in the official theories, there is certainly plenty of room for other theories that might make more sense. Peace, - Sam