the most fragile part of a plane is the nose cone. google bird hits plane nose and then explain how the supposed second plane's nose cone passed through the entire building, including 2 exterior walls that used steel beams 4 ft apart, and were created with enough strength to withstand a large plane. Also there is no way that the wings would have been able to cut through all that steel. Planes are made out of the lightest possible materials, and are extremely fragile. The Twin Towers were exceptionally strong using a technique to build the strength of the structure in the outside walls instead of the center of the building like normal. Try to throw an empty pop can through literally any structural surface. It probably wouldn't even be able to break through wet cardboard. Stop using somebody else's supposed first hand knowledge as your evidence to truth. In a court of law, you have what is known as heresay, and it carries zero weight as evidence for any argument ever in history.

Bullshit!

We knew it was bullshit when the second tower exploded. They'll say most everyone believed planes hit towers, but a month later no one I ever met was in agreement.