Originally posted by Griff
How do you know that the fires were started by the disbursement of fuel when there was no investigation into it? Could it not be possible for
terrorists to light fires in all the chaos? If this is a possibility, then why wasn't it investigated?
Griff, it was investigated, and was mentioned in the NIST report:
wtc.nist.gov...
For the North Tower:
The Jet Fuel 2.4
Another fact:
Of the evacuees interviewed by NIST, 72% reported the smell of fuel fumes in the stairwells of the north tower, and 63% in the south tower. (NIST
NCSTAR 1-7A p. 17)
In regards to terrorists running around starting fires? Dude... come on. You are SO much smarter than that. First of all...not one report of ANYONE
seeing someone running around with accelerates starting fires.
If a plane crashes in a field and then there is a fire 2 football fields away, should we investigate the fire or just automatically blame it on
the plane crash?
I guess that all depends on if millions of people were watching the plane debris cascading across the 2 football fields.
Especially if the fire looks like this?
Yes, I was the one who first posted the video of the green flame here at ATS...

*takes a bow*
The green flame was actually pretty impressive. However not unusual. Can I explain it 100%? Nope, I am not a chemist or a professional firefighter. I
do know that a good amount of copper will burn green like that. People actually make their own green fires by adding some copper sulfite to rolled up
newspapers.
In addition to copper, a mixture of other chemicals can easily cause green flames. Methenol and Boric Acid (was this a storage room?)
I think it would be important to find out what floor that was and what offices were in there. Cubicles and computers are filled with copper wiring
from typical A/C conductors to CAT-5 cable to computer hardware...lots of copper.
Again, I have no idea for certain what caused the green flame. Are you aware if indeed thermite burns a green color? Do any other types of accelerates
burn green? Perhaps some other members here are knowledgeable with this?
Let me add once again Griff, I do agree that it is a shame that all the steel from WTC-7 was removed and not examined by NIST. Not only would answers
be much more definitive, I would have to assume it would have saved us taxpayers a few bucks.