1 First: Does the term "scale" have any meaning to this moonbat? A little styrofoam cup of kerosene isn't going to do much. When the planes carried tons of it for a long flight to the west coast, this just isnt reresentative. Plus it doesn't aerosol and pool the way it did on impact, igniting everythin in it's path. Second: Both planes imparted a hell of a lot of kenetic force to the structures. It was not just like cutting a hole in rabbit wire. The impacts alone weaked the connections between the floors and the column structures on both the inside and out. Third: All the fire had to do was soften the steel enough for gravity to do it's work on the already stressed buildings. Fourth: Without actual floors in his structure, each one loaded and taking on it's share of the load means his is not accurate an accurate model. Fourth: Scale, again. One to three cinder blocks on top is not an accurate representation of the megatons of steel and concrete that were above the impact points. Pancake collaspes, once started, can't be stopped. All it took was one set of connectors to bend and warp in the fire to start the chain reaction. Fifth: Do any of these nut jobs even think about speaking to structural engineers before pedalling these whacked out ideas???