It seems to me that burning the house to the ground is merely an excuse to check some of the disaster planning methods and equipment to determine accuracy of f

It seems to me that burning the house to the ground is merely an excuse to check some of the disaster planning methods and equipment to determine accuracy of fall out equipment etc. I strongly doubt that most of the material is too hazardous or dangerous to remove. Like I said it's an opportunity. 8) Anyone else think this?