seeing as he is now dead), the william rodriguez testimony, the firefighters, the aluminium through steel conundrum, the barbara olsen phonecall that was then wasn't etc, etc, etc. And becksdrinker, You seem so far behind in this whole debate, best you go back to your golf and your beer. I have to say i am very disappointed at the poor attempts to prove any of the official theory is true. C'mon guys you can do a lot better. Comment number 67. Has no-one read or seen The Winslow Boy? You can only be sure that the truth is being told if there are ambiguities, inconsistencies, even incoherency in the story. These are what conspiracy theorists thrive on, thereby demonstrating that their understanding of human nature is risible. If they want things neat they should spend their time reading crime novels. The real world's a mess. Comment number 68. If i recall i have already pointed you in the direction of testimony from wtc workers who worked both above and below a closed off floor who said they heard and felt heavy work going on on one floor. Can't remember which floor it was off the top of my head. But the workers told that the work was loud and to a level that their office would shake and dust would come through their air-vents. The janitor even said that he was told not to go to that floor, but he had a look anyway and saw that the whole level