@Olivier5,
Quote:I was in dowtown Manhattan that day,
You have advanced this non sequitur before. Where a know nothing like you were that day is of NO importance whatsoever. What is important is that you know absolutely nothing of which you speak. Yet you make a grand pretense of your complete nothingness.
As late as five months after the attacks, in February 2002, firefighter Joe O’Toole sees a steel beam being lifted from deep underground at Ground Zero, which, he says, “was dripping from the molten steel.” [KNIGHT RIDDER, 5/29/2002]
Leslie Robertson, structural engineer for the design of the World Trade Center
"[T]hey pulled out the big block of concrete and there was like a little river of steel flowing."