The hurd mentality is strong in here.
If you believe an alternative theory, you hold the same concerns as the "twoofers". The NIST report failed miserably and any other plausible scenario shold be investigated by a new open and independent investigation.
I'd agree with you, if not for the fact that you twoofers do not have by any stretch of the imagination a "plausible"

efinition of PLAUSIBLE
1: superficially fair, reasonable, or valuable but often specious <a plausible pretext>
2: superficially pleasing or persuasive <a swindler… , then a quack, then a smooth, plausible gentleman — R. W. Emerson>
3: appearing worthy of belief <the argument was both powerful and plausible>
— plau·si·ble·ness noun
— plau·si·bly \-blē\ adverb
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Examples of PLAUSIBLE
<it's a plausible explanation for the demise of that prehistoric species>
I watch the ospreys who nest on Perch Island high atop their white spruce. Our sense of a plausible summer depends much on their diligent success at nest-building and procreation, and on their chicks fledging in late August. —Richard Ford, Wall Street Journal, SCENARIO
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efinition of INDEPENDENT
1: not dependent: as a (1) : not subject to control by others : self-governing (2) : not affiliated with a larger controlling unit <an independent bookstore> b (1) : not requiring or relying on something else : not contingent <an independent conclusion> (2) : not looking to others for one's opinions or for guidance in conduct (3) : not bound by or committed to a political party c OR GROUP (1) : not requiring or relying on others (as for care or livelihood) <independent of her parents> (2) : being enough to free one from the necessity of working for a living <a person of independent means> d : showing a desire for freedom <an independent manner> e (1) : not determined by or capable of being deduced or derived from or expressed in terms of members (as axioms or equations) of the set under consideration; especially : having linear independence <an independent set of vectors> (2) : having the property that the joint probability (as of events or samples) or the joint probability density function (as of random variables) equals the product of the probabilities or probability density functions of separate occurrence.INVESTIGATION.