@JTT,
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It matters not whether the fires were fought on other buildings, Parados, it only matters that fires raged in some steel buildings for much much longer, much much hotter and there was no catastrophic failure, ever.
I see.. it matters not if you compare apples to oranges as long as you reach your conclusion. Never mind that the facts don't support your conclusion. And never mind that you accuse all the engineers that have spent decades studying the way buildings collapse disagree with you. You prefer to claim they know nothing and we should rely on your BS.
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Why were there three in the same day when at least two of the buildings were specifically designed to survive exactly the thing that happened, a strike from a 707 airliner?
Ah.. now you are introducing the airliner and ignoring the fire.
You haven't even found a single building that had a fire rage for hours without it being fought like the 3 buildings that collapsed. But now you want to ignore the fire and pretend that the airplane was the only thing involved. By the way a 707 is smaller than the planes that did hit the towers and they didn't expect the 707 to be full of fuel in their calculations.
But....
1. 2 of the buildings were hit by planes.
2. the fires were then allowed to burn without anyone fighting them.
3. the 2 buildings collapsed because of BOTH of the above
1. WTC 7 was damaged by the towers collapsing
2. WTC 7 then burned for HOURS without anyone fighting it.
Now if you don't want to be intellectually lazy, you will address ALL my points and not ignore some of the facts of the case. But we all know which way you will swing on this, don't we? You will ignore one or the other of the 2 main issues that caused the collapse.