Well, I guess from someone who is claiming that the whole thing was a fraud, the listing would be something like this:
- The owner of the building, and the fire chief commander, are payed off, threatened, or are only related to WTC 7, not everything else about the entire incident.
Not just them - also the fire department dispatchers, whoever it is at the fire department who handles scheduling, and the fire department's on-scene incident commander, since they'd need to make sure that the specific commander who they paid off and/or threatened was the one who would be sent to handle WTC 7.
Also, all the firefighters who actually went into the building, since they'd have to be kept quiet about all those explosives they'd see while searching the basement for victims and survivors.
The slip up from the owner and builder of the building means he did not understand exactly what is supposed to be 'covered up' or what the 'fake story' necessarily consists of.
The building owner said that the decision to "pull" the building was made by the fire department commander.
- The building was rigged, and no one would notice because they know nothing about the appropriate explosives which would be located in the basement.
Because nobody goes into office building basements, right?
Well, at least you're not claiming that the windows bursting as the building fell were "explosive charges" going off.
- The 'terrorist attack' on the buildings next to it was also a controlled demolition, and the destruction thought to have happened on WTC 7 was not enough to take it down and/or something was array in the supposed destruction of WTC 7.
Wait - the collapse of WTC 1 and 2 was a "controlled demolition"? You do concede that planes flew into these buildings, right?
So they wire up the buildings to be demolished, then fly planes into them anyhow? Where's the sense in that?
- The fire on WTC 7 was extremely minimal, as one can plainly see of any video of it pre-demolition.
Just because a fire doesn't produce spectacular results from outside doesn't mean it's not serious.
- Under orders form who knows who, the building was demolished.
Hmm.
The BBC report that aired 20 minutes before the destruction did not state that the building was expecting to be destroyed or fall, but that it DID already fall.
I know. What I'm saying is that, knowing the building's collapse was imminent, they got ready to report this when it happened and then, in an environment where reports from the scene were confusing and sometimes inaccurate, they "pulled the trigger" and gave the report too early... not because they had some sort of inside line to the "real" conspirators, but because they made an honest mistake in a chaotic situation.
Just like you certainly aren't trying to argue that the official story provided by the United States government is completely flawless in it's description of the incident. Which really is easy, because the information provided by the US government is obvious flawed, whether you think that terrorists did, or another story is the case.
I haven't gone through the government's entire description of the incident.
And the fact that the building fell down so fast, that if you dropped a bowling ball from the top of the building, it would have hit the ground less than a second before the ceiling of the building did, due to a minimal fire that took place on a few floors doesn't raise any red flags for you... okay?
I'm not sure where you're getting your numbers from. According to a quick Google search, WTC 7 was 186 m tall. Neglecting drag, an object dropped from the top of the building would've taken 6.2 s. to hit the ground.
According to the NIST preliminary report, it took 8 seconds from the time when movement of the penthouse began until the entire building began to collapse. Judging by an online video I was able to find, it took about 9 seconds after that for the building to totally collapse, for a total of 17 seconds.
No, this doesn't raise any red flags.
There are 1k Architects and engineers who are saying the opposite of what you are. How does your creditability mean anything more than theirs?
Well, for one thing, you can ask me about why I believe what I do, and you can quiz me about my professional credentials. Just because someone is an engineer doesn't mean that they're qualified in the disciplines that relate to the World Trade Centre collapse. A computer or chemical engineer doesn't necessarily know anything at all about structural engineering - in school, while we were breaking reinforced concrete beams in the lab, they were writing computer programs or synthesizing polymers.
OTOH, as I pointed out, I'm a civil engineer, I've worked in fire protection engineering, and I've personally talked with a member of the WTC design team about the details of these specific buildings.
Also, if it's just a numbers game, consider this: the
Bureau of Labour Statistics says that there were 1,571,900 engineers in the United States as of 2008. Which do you think says more: the fact that 1,000 engineers have chosen to speak out on this issue or the fact that 1,570,900
haven't?
There are probably more engineers who are Young Earth Creationists than there are who are "truthers".