Oh really? Then you must be able to come up with some legitimate reason that NIST would hire a directed energy weapons manufacturer (ARA) to comment on a plane crash? There was no reason under the official story for ARA to have been contracted to advise on the NIST report.
However, if DEW were used or suspected to have been used, there would be.
They'd do things like make sure that nothing was said that would implicate DEW, like, "The building turned into dust while standing."
Which is what happened. And which implicates DEW.
Yes really, what kind of energy was used? Delivery method? Steel turns to dust? Hardly, and earlier I saw you claim electricity, sory wrong answer, I was a welder for 8 years, never saw dust one time from steel. Seriously, all the steel turned to dust? Then what was the need for cranes at the clean up? All that would have been needed was a couple of brooms and dust pans.
Research Scientist? Hardly. Internet troll? Agreed.

