Hi Setarcos:
Interesting. You feel no need to have any evidence at all? I guess we were mistaken to take you the least bit seriously, then.
I have no need to answer any of your silly questions, as if questioning me to death makes the
"Building Fires Did It" Case. If Setarcos has a
"Building Fires Did It" Case, then go right ahead and present your fantasy from the evidence. I 'have' presented the evidence in the Opening Post of this WTC-7 thread. No. I do not expect
you 
cuckoo

to take my
WTC-7 testimony seriously (
#9) and I am probably the only member here
actually qualified (
#3) to write on this Topic . . .
GL,
Terral
No one is JUST the building fires did it. This a weak contrivance that no one has asserted that you are holding up for the convenience of your own argument. A think two multi planes crashing in the buildings may have had a bit to do with it as well.
Again Terral if this was a controlled demolition, the explosives used had to get there somehow. The work required for buildings that large to fall into their footprints that you claim (not quite actually) would have been quite intricate, yet there has not been a peep from a soul claiming any prior knowledge of any even remotely suspicious activity suggesting such a thing may have taken place. You ignore this because it is incredibly inconvenient for your argument.
Clearly on the two main towers the areas above where the planes hit start to come down first. So I ask AGAIN, how did 'they' make sure the planes hit below where the detonated for the controlled demolition. I also again ask you to address the theory presented by NIST on how/why WTC 7 came down. What do you know about it to be factually inacurrate?
all witnesses reporting suspicious activity and those who had awareness of prior knowledge were omitted from the report
James Quintiere, Ph.D., former Chief of the Fire Science Division of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), has called for an independent review of NIST’s investigation into the collapses of the World Trade Center Towers on 9/11.
Dr. Quintiere made his plea during his presentation, “Questions on the WTC Investigations” at the
2007 World Fire Safety Conference. “I
wish that there would be a peer review of this,” he said, referring to the NIST investigation. “I think all the records that NIST has assembled should be archived. I would really like to see someone else take a look at what they’ve done; both structurally and from a fire point of view.”
“I think the official conclusion that NIST arrived at is questionable,”
Dr. Quintiere, one of the world’s leading fire science researchers and safety engineers, also encouraged his audience of fellow researchers and engineers to
scientifically re-examine the WTC collapses. “
I hope to convince you to perhaps become 'Conspiracy Theorists', but in a proper way,”
World Trade Center Building 7. “And that building was not hit by anything,” noted Dr. Quintiere.
“It’s more important to take a look at that. Maybe there was damage by the debris falling down that played a significant role. But other than that you had fires burning a long time without fire department intervention. And firefighters were in that building.
I have yet to see any kind of story about what they saw. What was burning? Were photographs taken? Nothing!”
In my opinion, the WTC investigation by NIST falls short of expectations by not definitively finding cause, by not sufficiently linking recommendations of specificity to cause, by
not fully invoking all of their authority to seek facts in the investigation, and by
the guidance of government lawyers to deter rather than develop fact finding.
Why were not alternative collapse hypotheses investigated and discussed as NIST had stated repeatedly that they would do? ...
. A careful reading of the NIST report shows that they have
no evidence that
the temperatures they predict as necessary for failure are corroborated by findings of the little steel debris they have.
Testing by NIST has been inconclusive. Although they have done fire tests of the scale of several work stations,
a replicate test of at least & [sic] of a
WTC floor would have been of considerable value. Why was this not done? ...
4 validation of these modeling
results is in question. Others have computed aspects with
different conclusions on the cause mechanism of the collapse. Moreover, it is common in fire investigation to compute a
time-line and compare it to known events. NIST has not done that.
OpEdNews - Page 2 of Article: Former Chief of NIST's Fire Science Division Calls for Independent Review of World Trade Center Investigation