I agree with all of your points, but the last point was directed towards WTC building 7, a 47-story building that fell hours after the Twin towers due to fires and damage from the North tower's collapse.
It's a common conspiracy theory that WTC7 was a planned demolition, despite eyewitness testimony of firefighters, video, photographs, and the laws of physics contradicting that theory.
A popular theory goes: There were small fires on 2 or 3 floors and the building was generally fine. The building was demolished as a means to give Larry Silverstein extra insurance money.
The reality is: There were large fires on multiple floors and massive damage done to the North wall from the collapse of the North Tower, and the firefighters pulled out for fear of collapse. The owner, Larry Silverstein, gave the order to pull the firefighters from the building about an hour and a half before the penthouse collapsed, weakening the columns enough that the whole thing came down. No one perished in that building that day. Larry, on the other hand, lost millions from the building's collapse, as he had to rebuild, essentially out of pocket.
It's a common conspiracy theory that WTC7 was a planned demolition, despite eyewitness testimony of firefighters, video, photographs, and the laws of physics contradicting that theory.
A popular theory goes: There were small fires on 2 or 3 floors and the building was generally fine. The building was demolished as a means to give Larry Silverstein extra insurance money.
The reality is: There were large fires on multiple floors and massive damage done to the North wall from the collapse of the North Tower, and the firefighters pulled out for fear of collapse. The owner, Larry Silverstein, gave the order to pull the firefighters from the building about an hour and a half before the penthouse collapsed, weakening the columns enough that the whole thing came down. No one perished in that building that day. Larry, on the other hand, lost millions from the building's collapse, as he had to rebuild, essentially out of pocket.