>The load of the air frames (the planes) and the initial impact and the
>subsequent burning of both the aviation fuel and the buildings contents
>weakened the steel supports allowing a relatively (still) stiff upper
>section to start a domino effect that combined to collapsed the buildings.
>
>Implosion devices (explosive charges) were not needed as you might have
>originally surmised.

Okay . . .  I see.  I'm glad you pointed that out.  I just figured it was a
planned implosion from watching it on the news last night.  I thought they
timed it that way.

So, if you're theory is correct, then they didn't need as many crazies
working on the plan as I first thought.

BTW, I have a close friend who is in the FBI stationed in NYC.  I can't get
in touch with him.  Joy and I are concerned.
horace