Since (with one very small exception) there is no aspect of the collapses of WTC 1 and WTC 2 which needed to be caused by demolition OR was assisted by any demolition technique why should Government waste more public money?
That's not true nor is it relevant. In an investigation of mass murder and the destruction of three skyscrappers, all leads must be investigated. Money is NOT a consideration. To suggest that it should be is ridiculous.
Chris - I see that your knowledge of Civics is as extensive as your knowledge of Physics and Engineering.
You see, because we live in democratic republic, because you are talking about using public money, and because the members of the taxpaying public who are relatively content with the investigation that has occurred outnumber
those who are not by roughly 20:1, it's extremely relevant. In fact, one might call it
The Relevant Thing. That 5% of the population consists of kooks who believe in crazy theories doesn't give them the right to use the resources of the other 95% of us who don't want to pay for their nuttery.
Even if conspiracy theorists are right, and the towers were brought down by shadow elements of the NWO inside our own government, with Israeli assistance, using Hush-a-Boom explosives and thermite-coated steel planted in 1971, in order to provoke conflict in the Middle East . . . because you're such a minority, you still don't have the right to abscond with our money to try to prove it to the world -
even if you are correct.
Here's an idea: If you can get solid support from even 5% of the roughly 140 million taxpayers in the USA, that's still 7 million people. If you each give $5 to the cause, you could fund your own investigation to look into whatever you like. Take the initiative.
Don't ask us to pay for it; do it yourselves, because, as far as the rest of us are concerned:
The only legitimate reason for doing more investigation is to explain to citizens who are genuinely concerned AND unqualified persons how it happened and why there was no demolition.