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2. He slipped up saying 2000. But he said the month of April (2000) they started planning. If it was April 2001 that would still be before the attacks. If he meant April 2002 that would make it impossible to have plans that soon before construction in May 2002 when construction started.
You have proof he is just not old and senile?
You is this just your opinions debunked on metabunk and skeptics international?
Sad the truth movement cannot keep to the context of their own logic.
From www.911myths.com...
Silverstein Properties and the Port Authority continue to be guided by a lease each signed six weeks before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. The lease stipulates that should the complex be destroyed, Silverstein must continue to pay the $120 million a year rent in order to maintain the right to rebuild. Mr. Silverstein has tried to persuade the Port Authority that his closely held company is capable of rebuilding while meeting its massive rent payments. The rent is currently being paid from insurance proceeds, draining the amount available for rebuilding.
www.mindfully.org/Reform/2004/Larry-Silverstein-WTC6dec04.htm
$120 million dollars a year? So in the three years between the attacks and that article being written, Silverstein has paid out over $360 million on rent alone (and a three-year court battle implies substantial legal fees, too).
rationalwiki.org...
Rebuttal: What conspiracy theorists don't mention about this is that the total cost of the towers was significantly in excess of this — the insurance value was way below what it should have been. Most of the legal wrangling after the fact was also due to the insurance contracts being incomplete. The total cost of the attack would be in the region of $7 billion or more, leaving a considerable loss once the relatively measly insurance payout was claimed. With too low an insurance value and less-than-solid contracts, literally none of the insurance-based activities seem to point to the actions of people who knew exactly what was going to happen in advance. If it was an insurance scam, it was the worst ever.[10]
We've already noted that the World Trade Center had already been bombed once before in 1993, and that several major terror plots against U.S. landmarks had been uncovered since then. In light of this, an anti-terrorism insurance policy would appear to be an entirely logical purchase.
originally posted by: EartOccupant
Something else i find very disturbing.
Buildings go down: He gets the insurance billions ( Sylverstein )
New buildings go up: He tells they used bonds and investors.
Isn't insurance ment to " rebuilt" your losses ?
Not matter wat the law says, I've got a problem with that kind of behavior.
( By the way, i was once in Barcalona harbor the neighbor of Mr. Silverstein... i do know where the money went )
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: EartOccupant
You know how many times the insurance angle has been debunked? Do some research?
Silverstein's insurance "scam" Rebuttal?
rationalwiki.org...
What conspiracy theorists don't mention about this is that the total cost of the towers was significantly in excess of this — the insurance value was way below what it should have been. Most of the legal wrangling after the fact was also due to the insurance contracts being incomplete. The total cost of the attack would be in the region of $7 billion or more, leaving a considerable loss once the relatively measly insurance payout was claimed. With too low an insurance value and less-than-solid contracts, literally none of the insurance-based activities seem to point to the actions of people who knew exactly what was going to happen in advance. If it was an insurance scam, it was the worst ever.[10]
We've already noted that the World Trade Center had already been bombed once before in 1993, and that several major terror plots against U.S. landmarks had been uncovered since then. In light of this, an anti-terrorism insurance policy would appear to be an entirely logical purchase.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: neutronflux
Typical move, only posting partial information out of context.....
From the same article you referenced!
en.m.wikipedia.org...
The proceeds of the insurance policies arising from the destruction of the previous buildings were insufficient to cover the cost of rebuilding all the insured buildings.
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: AnAbsoluteCreation
a reply to: neutronflux
What are you talking about? I posed a real anomaly regarding this subject. Silverstein DID NOT misspeak. That did not happen.
So, if he did not misspeak, then how the hell did he know he's need a new plan for a building in 2000?
And if you're not going to directly answer the question, please don't reply. I'm a critical with zero agenda. I just covet truth. If you cannot look at your enemies reasonings to better understand your enemy then you are a weak soldier. Pardon the Sun Tzu paraphrase.
AAC
Your "smoking gun" is an old man, who is senile, poor of vision, and cannot read his own handwriting or the printed font?
Also, why would a murderous 9/11 government leave a senile liability loose end alive and speaking? Hell, just cut his tongue out right? Remember, you are the one making allegations of a murderous government?
Obama said he was in 57 States? What is that conspiracy about?
A little bit of logic, and 9/11 conspiracies are found lacking.
Sorry.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: stonerwilliam
And your point is the explanation of an terrorists attack?
How many bombs did Obama drop while in office.
How many police actions and bombs dropped before 9/11?
The US government doesn't need some grand US based excuse to drop bombs?