without making rude follow-up remarks? They really aren't necessary.
Why? Please allow me to quote one of the lead investigators, Dr. Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl, in his testimony to Congress:
March 6, 2002 Hearing on “Learning from 9/11: Understanding the Collapse of the World Trade Center”
The main impediments to my work were and still are:
1. Not having a copy of the engineering drawings and design and construction documents.
2. Not having copies of the photographs and videotapes that various agencies might have taken during and immediately after the collapse.http://www.house.gov/science/full02/mar06/astaneh.htmBecause the government agencies refused to cooperate with the investigators and give them access to most of the information they needed to conduct a their investigations, it was not possible to do a proper investigation. The result was that the modeling they used to explain what happened to the buildings has some serious flaws.
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