You're one of my heroes, man.
But yeah, the war is over. It was a fad that peaked in September of 2006 and has all but fizzled out now. It used to be that you couldn't mention 9/11 on a forum, even if the forum was about football or video games, without running into a gang of conspiracy nuts. Every week another actor or the odd politician was coming forward, talking about buildings falling neatly into their own foot print.
Not now. Now, you only find a few truthers, on sites devoted to the topic, their posts alongside threads about bigfoot and the Apollo moon landing. they're laughed out of the room anywhere else they go. The 9/11 CT has been discarded onto the ash heap of fringe theories that will never completely go away, because the followers are immune to education. No reason to keep poking around the pile.
I actually think several of us have come to the same conclusion at around the same time, as the truthers here get fewer in number and younger in age, and seem to be mostly out to start a "flame war" as a form of entertainment.
But let me make this clear: I in no way regard the time spent on the subject up until now as a waste. The best lesson in critical thinking is in seeing it in action, seeing how it demolishes woo. Everyone who came into this topic with doubts and learned the truth by watching brilliant people breaking it down, has benefitted from the process.
Repeatedly stating the obvious feels like a waste, but it is crucial in a world where the obvious escapes so many. Mark Roberts, they should teach a class on critical thinking in school, and you should write the textbook. And every single freaking kid in America should be required to take it.