Would you care to present your hypothesis for how this data is best explained?
See, I don't know where "personal testimony" counts as "irrefutable evidence". There shouldn't be molten steel down there. Much of what is called molten steel could easily be molten aluminium, or an overstatement of what "molten" means (if someone says "molten steel beam", they usually don't mean "it's a puddle"). This, however, is an entirely different thing:
This is interesting. It's no longer up on the ASSE website, but it is legitimate as the wayback machine testifies. I'd be interested in seeing the helicopter thermal imaging data that pegged it at 2,800F; at the moment, the available data is still incredibly flimsy. And I'd be interested in hearing what hypothesis you're putting forward to explain this evidence, assuming it actually works as evidence.
Again, you're comparing two very different skyscrapers. Not all skyscrapers are alike. The WTC towers used a fairly novel form of construction which kept the building stable and lightweight while maximizing floor space. It lacked many of the concrete support beams typical to constructions like the Windsor - and you'll notice that the segments without these concrete supports actually
did collapse in Madrid. The problem is, you're trying to draw a direct analogy between two completely different buildings. This is actually something that has been studied fairly extensively - why buildings fall down under some conditions and don't under others is kind of interesting.
Find me a building with a similar structure to the WTC - a framed tube building - which caught fire, then we can talk about analogies. Or find me some actual
research trying to draw analogies between them. Don't just say "this building caught fire just like this one, but only that one collapsed!" That's a huge oversimplification.
And as for the planes getting shredded, yeah. No surprise there. But they took a non-trivial amount of the protective heat shielding with them.
This is just ridiculous. The free-fall myth is one of the easiest to debunk and you just make yourself look like a dogmatist when you support it.