Given the lack of opportunity for such explosives emplacement, not to mention the post-collapse investigation turning nothing remotely close to such explosives evidence up, it seems as though you're the one jamming speculative ideas into preconceived theories.
For starters, I said that flight 175 debris hit WTC5, not 6, and I was presenting the possibility that WTC5 might have had something to do with the fire in 6. Yes, that's speculation, and I'm labeling it so, but how's that any less likely than some hypothesis about terrorist bombs in building 6? Especially given the lack of post-collapse evidence collected, and especially given that there is ample evidence of WTC5 being on fire?
And I'm aware that the direction that UA175 was from the north, therefore directing the impact southward and ejecting impact debris away from building 6. That doesn't preclude some other structural components damaged in that impact from eventually falling and hitting the smaller building to the north; we know that side of WTC1 was definitely damaged, after all. But while we're here, you're wrong about there being no evidence of debris from WTC 1 not falling on building 6. The FEMA BPR specifically states that damage to building 6 occured from WTC1's exterior columns impacting. I had always thought that to mean WTC1's debris hit building 6 when it (WTC1) collapsed, but looking back, I now see that they don't specify when those members fell, only that they did. At any rate, it's absolutely incorrect to say that WTC1 debris landed "next to" building 6. That's not what happened at all. WTC1 debris landed "on", not "next to".