Yes, it was a conspiracy, because conspiracy is defined as an agreement to carry out a crime by two or more people.
What I wonder is how complex of a demolition could al Qaeda pull off under our noses, exactly?
Here's what "officially" collapsed the towers (from NIST):
The steel trusses supporting the floors sagged, and somehow thereby exerted enough force to pull in the exterior columns, without failing the
relatively weak connection to them first, and despite the spandrel plates holding the exterior columns together on the outside.
Here's an actual construction photo:
Are the floors really going to pull in those exterior columns before the connection itself breaks?
I think any serious thought put into the last little bit of text will show you that something's not right if that's supposed to explain the towers
that I've seen being blown out in all directions:
So, how complex of a demolition could al Qaeda pull off? In a building complex established by two Rockefellers?
Another diagram:
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