On 9/11, we didn’t think about it because we were in shock.

It’s so obvious now.

On 9/11, we didn’t think about it because we were in shock.

Now we ask:

1) Why didn’t fire crews or building management know this skyscraper was going to collapse?

2) How did steel building columns get ejected hundreds of meters away during the collapse of this skyscraper?

3) If the falling floors ejected these columns sideways, why is there no stack of floors in the rubble pile?

4) Why didn’t the government test for explosive residue - especially given the Twin Towers were bombed by terrorists in 1993?

5) Why was most of the debris shipped overseas for recycling before investigators could inspect it?

6) Why did John Skilling, chief structural engineer of the Twin Towers, state the buildings were designed to survive airliner impacts?

7) Why did architect Francis De Martini, construction manager for the World Trade Center, say the same thing? Why was he so confident that he stayed in the Towers on 9/11 instead of escaping?

8) Why are people attacked by the media for asking these legitimate questions?