That is a strawman Sander. The single column was part of a mechanism. No way did it "lead" - neither your hypothesis nor NIST's claims "Col 79 'leading'". I have already commented on why "caused" is a poor word for one element of a cascade failure. What competent person HERE is saying that the structural design was NOT contributory? Another strawman. Several quantum leaps of poor logic there Sander. As I have explained many times.
Who do you think should be jailed for Katrina? God for causing it? (that would set an interesting legal precedent.

) The Bureau of Meteorology for forecasting it (or whatever you call the agency in the US)? Stop posting innuendos which go no where. Lying by innuendo is a common truther trait and it is sad to see you relying on foggy innuendo. WHO do you want punished for Katrina?
First step you could start by being truthful with your analogies posted here and elsewhere - separate your analogies into:
A) Those which involved past decisions which were wrong by the standards, codes or laws of the time
(this is not WTC!!);
B) Those which involved past decisions which were NOT WRONG by the standards, codes or laws of the time;
(WTC goes in this group.) OR
C) Those which involve decisions which were of current relevance at the time of the resulting event which are the only ones which MAY have potential for legal sanction..
(This is not WTC!!)
We know that is what you feel AND "we" don't disagree with the fact. No point you keep preaching to the choir.
Mmmm... Have you ever tried to state
specifically what "they" should be held accountable for?? I'll bet you cannot specify without the silliness becoming crystal clear.
Half truths told out of context Sander. Once again why not build your argument on TRUE FACTS and not rely on inferred untruths? Few around here will fall for lies by innuendo and I certainly won't.
what pattern do you refer to??? "Paranoid" is a bad word but you certainly hold some strong views that are unsupported. The technical ones prima facie reasonable but still no more than speculation driven by your intense dislike of NIST. The "accountability" stuff is ethically obnoxious in the manner you state it. Changing the rules and applying them retrospectively leading to criminal sanctions is a serious ethical step in any civilised community.