I can relate--I hate reading on the computer monitor. If it had been a regular book I would have finished it weeks ago. As it is, I still have about 50 'pages' to go.
No Mike, I didn't say Jones lied about Prager. I have not read Jones say anything at all about Prager, but then I haven't read anything at all Jones has written in probably 2 years.
What I said is that Prager suggests that Jones is a disinfo agent. He suggests that Jones introduced the thermite issue SO THAT the conversations amongst the troofers would be steered away from nuclear and towards thermite.
He claims that the chain of custody of the dust examined by Jones is suspect. I have no opinion, but it seems plausible.
My guess is that thermite could have had a valid and precise function in the demolition. I'm no expert, but it seems that the cutting of steel pieces by thermite could have served a very good purpose.
But I've also known for some years now that thermite has no explosive properties, or minimal. It is incendiary, but not explosive.
Thus thermite in combination with jetfuel and gravity could not possibly have driven those pieces horizontally into the Amex Building.
Either C4 or nuclear are the best candidates for that, and all the rest of the evidence strongly suggests nuclear.
That Jones has done much work and written papers about nuclear science and technology makes it even more suspicious that he might have been a disinfo agent all along.