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I know this may be a little off the wall: But I worked as a structural designer in concrete and structural steel for over 40 years; and even as I watched the twin towers fall, I could hardly believe my eyes. But given more research it is very feasable.

We should not forget,a Fed-X pilot attemped to hi-jack a Fed-X plane a few years earlier than 9-11-01 and crash it into the Fed-X hub in Memphis.

It’s like a pastor(Ron Dunn)said:”It is easier for me to say no to Satan, than it is to say yes to God.”

And like the cartoon character in B.C. comics said:.... “Man has no trouble at all believing he can become God;.....Yet he cannot bring himself to believe, that God can become man.”

Think about it, once the verticals bend inward load capacity is drastically reduced and heating the deck beams on even one floor to the point of sagging would start a chain reaction, sagging deck beams, verticals folding inward and floors collapsing. Skyscrapers are geometry dependent, they don't stand by brute strength alone.

I think Oprah and Rosie O'Donnel started all this doubt, as you know they are the great intellectual icons of the left.