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True the insulation was removed. When the insulation is intact, the melting point of the I-beams of building like the twin towers has ben tested to only be a few hundred degrees F higher. Unfortunatally, the aloly steel that the I-beams were made of, according to sources BEFORE 9/11, has a melting point of 1370 degrees C (2500 degrees F), without insulation. This far exceedes the ability of an airliner fuel fire, which even with other combustable and or burnable items in the twin towers, maxes out at about 1000 degrees F. There are no plausable variables which could have existed in the twin towers that could have more than doubled the heat of this fire.
Thank you, M_G. The more people who question this, the more possibility that I will be wrong and our trust will be restored in our government.
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