Idiot, for the last fucking time, you've spent so much time (supposedly) looking up conspiracy theories, now spend a little time reading about all the people debunking these theories. It turns out that's the fucking way buildings look when they collapse, not just from controlled demolitions. And when you're in a projectile heading straight for the ground going at speeds far exceeding the normal, you're not going to leave much behind.
Too fucking true.
And... the planes that crashed into the World Trade Center were absolutely full of fuel. They were perfect weapons with which to crash into the buildings, as the excess amount of fuel caused an explosion, the fire melted the metal in the buildings, and there were various flaws in the construction of the buildings. (Don't try to argue with me on this. Planes going from Massachusetts to California have more than enough fuel to cause an explosion if rammed at top speeds into a stationary target.)
And... Skull and Bones? So? Who gives a shit? Numerous presidents have been in this, as well as other famous figures in the business, political, and social realms.
Your comparison of what happened on September 11th to what happened during the Reichstag fire is absolutely ridiculous. It is common knowledge that Hitler used this as a means with which to gain support against the Communists and other party opposition, as well as a means of getting Nazism to be the ONLY legal political view in Germany and later in other conquered territories. Like others have said before, it is also general knowledge that Hitler (as well as other dictators like Stalin and Mussolini) had brilliant oratory skills and moved the public beyond belief.
Now, take one look at George Bush, and tell me whether or not he fits that description. He's a weak leader, incapable of fine oratory skills, often getting himself into stupid verbal slip ups, etc.
Sure, conspiracies in some light, make some sense. I do believe that FDR had some knowledge that Pearl Harbour would be attacked -- but honestly, history tells us that various other members of the armed forces knew that an attack was coming. Japanese telegrams and messages had been intercepted and successfully decoded in Washington, and many figures believed that an attack was coming, but they did not know when. The Japanese also had planned on delivering a declaration of war to the United States prior to the attack on Pearl Harbour, but it was delivered LATE. Pretty much all of the Japanese high command states that this was the case, and historical documents prove this. Attillo, I'm not going to live on the internet searching for these documents, as I have a little more to do with my life, but, that's the way it went down.
The 9/11 conspiracy theory, though. I just find it insulting to the people who lost their lives in the attack. There's more than enough evidence out there to prove you wrong -- even put out there by some extremely left-leaning sources. I'm not going to find the sources, either, as it's generally common knowledge. You seem to be really keen on sources, but this is no formal debate. It's you bringing up your little 9/11 theory, yet then taking digs at the president all the while randomly informing us of facts we are already aware of (Skull and Bones, the Reichstag fire, etc.) to some how prove that because these little conspiracies existed, that yours must be correct.