What destroyed the Twin Towers?

[1337m4n]

This should be a fairly easy and simple question. I'm including as many poll options as I can think of, including an "I don't know". I'd like to see everyone's answer.

Feel free to provide evidence supporting your choice in this thread. It will be subject to criticism however.



There's a Planet X option but its not labeled as such (guess)

 

[1337m4n]

If you're wondering: I have it set so that you can pick multiple answers, in case you think that some combination of these factors was involved (as I suspect most debunkers here do).

Picking multiple options is also good if you're going for "not sure but there's one that I'm leaning towards" so that we can see which one you're leaning towards.

 

[Viper Daimao]

sweet, first vote.

 

[mrbaracuda]

It was you, 1337m4n!

 

[1337m4n]

Arg, I meant to make it so that you can see who voted for what.

Mods, a hand?

 

[DGM]

I went with 1 and 2 with a third on "other". You can't forget the all important "GRAVITY".

 

[1337m4n]

It was you, 1337m4n!

You'll never catch me! Never!

 

[Sword_Of_Truth]

I had to pick "other" because you left out the one thing that actually did destroy the twin towers and WTC7.

Fire AND impacts.
Fire AND impacts.
Fire AND impacts.
Fire AND impacts.

I shouldn't have had to do that to a "debunker". :\

 

[Gord_in_Toronto]

I think Sauron tried. But was defeated by the forces of gooditude.

 

[Hokulele]

I had to pick "other" because you left out the one thing that actually did destroy the twin towers and WTC7....

That's why it is a multiple-choice poll.

 

[T.A.M.]

I heard it was the People of Israel.

TAM

 

[Sword_Of_Truth]

That's why it is a multiple-choice poll.

Oh... crap...

My bad.

 

[Hokulele]

I think I am the only person to choose "Conventional Explosives". By this, I mean I think the jet fuel not only acted as an accelerant to the office fire, but the fireball added to the impact to dislodge fireproofing and possibly cause additional structural damage.

 

[Sword_Of_Truth]

I think I am the only person to choose "Conventional Explosives". By this, I mean I think the jet fuel not only acted as an accelerant to the office fire, but the fireball added to the impact to dislodge fireproofing and possibly cause additional structural damage.

You play semantic word games like a troofer.

 

[Hokulele]

You play semantic word games like a troofer.

How dare you compare me to a troofer! Even in metaphor form!


(Sorry, I would have done the whole font, punctuation, and color abuse thingy, but it's just not my nature. Smilie abuse, on the other hand . . . )

 

[theprestige]

I went with "Structural Damage", "Fire", and "I'm not sure, but there's one I'm leaning towards", because I can't claim any special knowledge of absolute truth, or even expert knowledge of the specific details of the collapse. So I'm just leaning towards structural damage and fires on account of the proponents of that explanation overwhelmingly come across as more coherent and rational than the proponents of any other explanation.

 

[Sword_Of_Truth]

(Sorry, I would have done the whole font, punctuation, and color abuse thingy, but it's just not my nature. Smilie abuse, on the other hand . . . )

That's an area where you fall somewhat short.

 

[Hokulele]

That's an area where you fall somewhat short.

Teach me, master.

 

[Tricky]

Where is the "Airplanes" option?

 

[Texas]

This should be a fairly easy and simple question. I'm including as many poll options as I can think of, including an "I don't know". I'd like to see everyone's answer.

Feel free to provide evidence supporting your choice in this thread. It will be subject to criticism however.



There's a Planet X option but its not labeled as such (guess)

You left out the most obvious cause. Cherry bombs flushed down all the toilets at the same time.