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Originally posted by alienanderson
How about demoliton experts disguised as workmen carrying out 'routine maintenance'?
Originally posted by pepsi78
There were drils, every one evacuated the buiding, on drils every one leaves.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by pepsi78
There were drils, every one evacuated the buiding, on drils every one leaves.
Pepsi, after you graduate from High School, maybe you will be able to get a job in the mail room of a big company in a large high rise. When you do, you will learn that people do not totally evacuate a high-rise building during drills.
High schools maybe. But not a multi story high-rise.
The purpose of a fire drill is to get everyone to know where the stairs are and to use them instead of the elevators.
At most, you might evacuate down one floor.
No management company in the world is going to make all the tenants of a high-rise building totally evacuate in a drill.
Pepsi, after you graduate from High School, maybe you will be able to get a job in the mail room of a big company in a large high rise. When you do, you will learn that people do not totally evacuate a high-rise building during drills.
High schools maybe. But not a multi story high-rise.
The purpose of a fire drill is to get everyone to know where the stairs are and to use them instead of the elevators.
At most, you might evacuate down one floor.
No management company in the world is going to make all the tenants of a high-rise building totally evacuate in a drill.
Originally posted by pepsi78
Darn howard roack is righ again, got any poof of that, besides that, bombs are not that hard to plant, you know the FBI might go witht this story after all, that bombs were planted in the WTC towers.
Of course for you it's imposible to imagine that some one planted bombs, security guards are not computers , people in general are not, people make mistakes, just like you it's enogh for me that bush brothers was on the directors staff for the company, another happy coincidence, I dont see how your claim from above debunks things, in stead of picking on my english you should study all posibilities.
One is the directors staff.
Some security guards sleep on the job , but that is life, what would a person like you that sits around the house all day know about .
Places get robed all the time with security guards around.
First off, grab yourself some grammar...
Secondly, Howard is pretty well versed in this topic, so I think you should take what he says with a little more credibility.
Thirdly, do you know how hard it is (was) to evacuate one of the largest buildings in the world?
Fourthly, if bombs are so easy to plant, why don't you do it yourself to prove it?
Originally posted by tuccy
The security aren't robots, but rigging the buildings would require a long-time absence of all building's occupants.
Marvin Bush was reelected to the Stratesec board of directors annually from 1993 through 1999. His last reelection was on May 25, 1999, for July 1999 to June 2000.
The company described itself this way: "Stratesec, Incorporated, is a fully integrated single source security systems company. The company provides consulting and planning, engineering and design, systems integration, and maintenance services and technical support services to commercial and government clients worldwide. Stratesec has completed security projects for airports, corporations, utilities, prisons, universities, and federal, state and local governments
As a single-source provider of end-to-end security services, it offered everything from a diagnosis of existing systems, to hiring subcontractors, and to installing video and electronic equipment. It also offered armored vehicles and security guards
Originally posted by pepsi78
www.washingtonspectator.com...
Marvin Bush was reelected to the Stratesec board of directors annually from 1993 through 1999. His last reelection was on May 25, 1999, for July 1999 to June 2000.
The company described itself this way: "Stratesec, Incorporated, is a fully integrated single source security systems company. The company provides consulting and planning, engineering and design, systems integration, and maintenance services and technical support services to commercial and government clients worldwide. Stratesec has completed security projects for airports, corporations, utilities, prisons, universities, and federal, state and local governments
As a single-source provider of end-to-end security services, it offered everything from a diagnosis of existing systems, to hiring subcontractors, and to installing video and electronic equipment. It also offered armored vehicles and security guards
From maintainance to security guards.
Ohh I guess the soruce is credible too
Originally posted by Mouth
Originally posted by pepsi78
www.washingtonspectator.com...
Marvin Bush was reelected to the Stratesec board of directors annually from 1993 through 1999. His last reelection was on May 25, 1999, for July 1999 to June 2000.
The company described itself this way: "Stratesec, Incorporated, is a fully integrated single source security systems company. The company provides consulting and planning, engineering and design, systems integration, and maintenance services and technical support services to commercial and government clients worldwide. Stratesec has completed security projects for airports, corporations, utilities, prisons, universities, and federal, state and local governments
As a single-source provider of end-to-end security services, it offered everything from a diagnosis of existing systems, to hiring subcontractors, and to installing video and electronic equipment. It also offered armored vehicles and security guards
From maintainance to security guards.
Ohh I guess the soruce is credible too
Point?
Marvin Bush was reelected to the Stratesec board of directors annually from 1993 through 1999. His last reelection was on May 25, 1999, for July 1999 to June 2000.
Originally posted by pepsi78
My point is it takes only one man to go in with the pretex of maintainace and plant stuff all over the place with out anyone suspecting him of anything.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by pepsi78
My point is it takes only one man to go in with the pretex of maintainace and plant stuff all over the place with out anyone suspecting him of anything.
You really have to stop reading those cheap paperback novels.
Get a clue on how things really work in a large building.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by pepsi78
My point is it takes only one man to go in with the pretex of maintainace and plant stuff all over the place with out anyone suspecting him of anything.
You really have to stop reading those cheap paperback novels.
Get a clue on how things really work in a large building.
Originally posted by tuccy
So they've been rigging the building for years? Then it's great the explosives didn't go off prematurely. Or that some maintenance worker didn't find them. Or that the system wasn't damaged upon the plane impact. Or that the years-old detonators worked...