The lamposts are still standing and the generator is still in its original position.
I see some lamp posts that do not appear to have tops tto them, and I cannot see where the road way is, so the poles knocked off there bases may not even appear hereif they were still standing. And the generator looks to me as though it was moved, and it is on fire. It was photographed at close range, on fire, during the initial fire fighting operations. Your grade for the photo analysis part of this class is...wait for it...
FAIL
I have already examined one of your idiotic YT videos, the first one, the one claiming that the damage to the facade of the Pentagon was inconsist with the impact of a 757.
Let me preface my comments with my resume'. I am a retired Staff Sergeant, U.S.Army, Primary MOS 94B30 (Food Service Sergeant) Secondary MOS 51M30 (Fire Protection Sergeant.)
I also served in the U.S. Air Force in AFSC 57150, Fire Protection Specialist. In that capacity, I recieved some rather useful training in severall aspects of arson and aircraft incident investigations. To thje best of my knowledge, there is one person on this board with more training and experience than I in this capacity, and that would be Beachnut. NOT one of you twoofers.
The first good laugh I had at your video was at that popint at which the claim is made that the damage to the front of the building was not consistant with the impact of a 757. Bull flops. It is inconsistant with anything else. The image of a 757 with lines to impact points was also a good snicker. It shows the left wing parallel to the ground and the tail hitting directly above the point at which the nose entered the building. The fact that the wings of a 757 have a slight positive dihedral make thus utterly impossible.
The claim is further masde that certain columns which must have been destroyed to admit the aircraft into the building were blown out and up. It really only takes a room-temp IQW to see that these are actually floor slabs that have failed due to heat and are hanging more-or-less straight down.
As for aircraft debris, you need to go ask Jamie McIntyre to explain that. He saw lots of it right up next to the building. In any of the first photos, you can see all sorts of fluffy white stuff on the lawn close to the building.
It's insulation from inside the aircraft.
Go sell your snake oil elsewhere.