And here we have it, a classic no-claimer argument. None of the pretend inconsistencies here could possibly be a result of explosives, thermite, remote controlled planes or any of the other 9/11 truther theories that, while still utterly insane, at least acknowledge the existence of the laws of physics. No, this is full-blown appeal to magic, the suggestion that 9/11 was perpetrated in some unknown way that actually caused solid physical objects to vanish abruptly. The "missing steel" argument is a nosedive into total tinfoil hat, Ace-Baker-is-my-hero, "Judy Would" style gibbering, barking, incoherent insanity. But bill smith doesn't want to give that impression, so he'll stick to the no-claimer position, where if he can invent something that he believes is unexplained, it refutes any position he wants and proves any other he wants.
Bill, I have a prediction: you will never, as long as you live, formulate even the vague beginnings of a self-consistent hypothesis about what happened on 9/11, because your starting points are lies, misinterpretations and misunderstandings. And you will never achieve anything by presenting these arguments other than the respect of those with no judgement, and the amusement of those who understand the subjects you think you're talking about.
Dave