Oh, and as for hitting the Pentagon "expertly", it's quite simple - they didn't. Check the pictures, and notice the engines scattered around the field in front of the building. The plane actually hit well in front of the building, but several tons of plane travelling at 500mph doesn't just stop like a dart sticking into a dartboard. It's got stacks of inertia, so it just slid on into the building like a wrecking ball.

Oh, and "dead bodies everywhere" of people working in WTC7, yet no-one reported dead? You don't think at least one of those "dead bodies" might have had friends and family who'd think it was a bit surprising there were no reported casualties in WTC7? Or has everyone been "silenced" by "Them"?

As for the idea that WTC7 must have been the result of explosives because other surrounding buildings weren't damaged, I quote Wikipedia's summary:-

"The entire WTC complex was destroyed on September 11, 2001, and many of the surrounding buildings were also either damaged or destroyed as the towers fell. 5 WTC suffered a large fire and a partial collapse of its steel structure.

Other buildings destroyed include St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Marriott World Trade Center (Marriott Hotel 3 WTC), South Plaza (4 WTC), and U.S. Customs (6 WTC). The World Financial Center buildings, 90 West Street, and 130 Cedar Street suffered fires. The Deutsche Bank Building, Verizon, and World Financial Center 3 suffered impact damage from the towers' collapse, as did 90 West Street. One Liberty Plaza survived structurally intact but sustained surface damage including shattered windows. 30 West Broadway was damaged by the collapse of 7 WTC. The Deutsche Bank Building, known through images of it being covered in a large black 'shroud' after September 11 to cover the building's damage, is currently being deconstructed[49] because of water, mold, and other severe damage caused by the neighboring towers' collapse."

In other words, WTC7 was merely the most prominent of several surrounding buildings which were trashed by the collapse.

Graham.