We obviously aren't going to ever agree on this subject....but we can agree that we both don't know what really happened....
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Actually, I think I know pretty much what happened or at least the official version seems very, very probably and enough for me to accept and I'm considered by most to be a skeptic. We may not agree BUT I've clearly stated points of references including the names of eye witnesses and nobody else has produced anything other then speculation. While I respect your post here it really has nothing to do with the subject or proving a point. Suggesting something else could have happened is easy but to actually provide points of references to prove your point is another. A couple of short video clips edited for their dramatic presentation are hardly good enough to convince me of anything and I highly doubt that was Donald Rumsfield on that audio tape. Those firemen had never experienced a building collapse of that magnitude, in fact nobody ever has so who knows what kind of sounds and/or explosions might be created when 110 stories come crashing down. Those buildings have utilities including flammables which would ignite in a fire. A five second clip of some anonymous firemen going "boom, boom, boom" played over and over is hardly convincing and only used for dramatic effect.

The point I was making regarding Rick Rescorla was that NOTHING was going on inside those towers without his advanced knowledge, he had full free reign of all security matters within the WTC complex. Nobody was going to wire or plant explosives in quantity enough to bring down those buildings without him knowing about it. This guy was so concerned about an attack from the air that he advised Morgan Stanley to relocate to a 10 story building in New Jersey, when they refused because of lease agreements he began running drills every three months for almost 8 years, these drills saved the lives of 3700 people. Do you REALLY think this guy would have been blind to both his buildings being set up for demolition? Come on man, use some common sense.