Everythying you just listed has been debunked.
There were no "squibs."
There was no "thermite," and anybody claiming this has yet to show any physical evidence of it.
High sulfur levels were not caused by explosives. This is taken from pathetic Steven Jones paper (Answers to Objectionable Questions) in which he (SURPRISE) edited out critically important details when quote mining...er..."citing"
his source for the claim.
Jone's quote:
"One molecule, described by the EPA's Erik Swartz, was present at levels "that dwarfed all others": 1,3-diphenylpropane. "We've never observed it in any sampling we've ever done,"
The next line (within the paragraph it was ripped from) Jones left out because it wasn't important:
One molecule, described by the EPA's Erik Swartz, was present at levels "that dwarfed all others": 1,3-diphenylpropane. "We've never observed it in any sampling we've ever done," Swartz said. He said it was most likely produced by the plastic of tens of thousands of burning computers.
Oops! Jones probably should've included that, right? Just a minor editorial oversight.
Molten metals? Please.
I'm sure you're read this paper by Dr. Frank Greening entitled
Aluminum at WTC. And I'm also sure you're aware of the work an Italian debunker has more or less shown that
"molten metals" flowing from the towers appears to be
little more than leaking lead from batteries.
Not thermite. Not explosives. Not anything the Troof movement wishes it were.
Now that I've demonstrated that your "indications" are nothing more than a collection of weapons-grade bull, what other "indications" for controlled demolitions are you presenting?