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Originally posted by snoopy
This claim is based on one person out of the 10s of thousands of people who all would have been effected by this. One single person. And his claims are refuted by others who saw the lights on that night during the time he claims half a building was powered down. People still have their receipts from their trips to the observation deck that day as well, which also proves the guys claims of a power outage to be untrue. And again, there is no record of any of this except one single persons claim which he cannot back up with any kind of documentation and he can't in any way verify covered anything more than his floor. He even claims his co-workers can back up his claim, yet they don't.
This of course ignoring the fact that powering down one half of one building doesn't explain being able to wire the other building for explosives, and the many other absurdities that would be involved in this claim.
Look at the beam right behind the firefighter, it's been melted, how did it melt, steal is NOT going to melt from buring debris, it's not hot enough, something melted that beam. C4 explodes at heat that surpasses the tolerance of steel.
Originally posted by thedman
You are stupid or being dishonest - from the clothing worn by firemen
the picture was taken months after 9/11 when the remains of the
building was being dismantled. The steel columns were cut be torches
prior to removal by a crane. The firemen are there to spot for any
human remains as debris is removed.
Do you find it interesting that Israel warned America about the attacks? Or that Israel notified there establishments within the WTC to stay home on 9/11. Silverstein, what are the orgins of that name I ask you?
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
Do you find it interesting that Israel warned America about the attacks? Or that Israel notified there establishments within the WTC to stay home on 9/11. Silverstein, what are the orgins of that name I ask you?
Umm, no, Israel did not warn anyone to stay home on that day. You are referring to the myth that 4,000 Israelis stayed home that day. Facts are, the Israeli foreign ministry had received phone calls from Israeli families stating that there were 4,000 of their family members in the area of New York City and Washington DC that they had not heard from on 9/11/01. Of course, over the next several days those families did hear from their loved ones. It wasnt 4,000 Israelis that worked in the towers....
America is known for winning wars and completely destroying a country, followed by cutting and running...kind of like you did to the Afgans and there battle with the Soviets.
Thanks for that. Do you know who/how that myth was created? And why? Or was just miscommunication?
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
Why was it created? Makes for better radio ratings and book sales to people too lazy to verify things for themselves. There was no miscommunication, just a flat out misrepresentation of the facts....common among conspiracy theorists.
Now you're calling me stupid? I'm pretty sure you can't insult here. So I'll wait for an apology. Anyway Show me the proof to your allegations.
Why the towers? First off, the towers were losing money. There was PLENTY of office space that had not been rented out.
As Real Estate Director, a position Mrs. Nanninga has held since 1996, the occupancy rate at the trade center has risen from 78 percent to a healthy 98 percent, retail soared in the trade center's mall, and available office space in the Newark Legal Center has nearly been filled. Today, only about 250,000 of the 10.4 million square feet of office space in the trade center remains vacant. And the legal center has an occupancy rate of over 99 percent. "The challenge to me and the staff of the World Trade Center was to improve the service we provide to tenants, and to bolster our reputation in the marketplace," Mrs. Nanninga said. "We've been told by our tenants and the real estate industry that we have really turned this place around, and we are starting to believe it. But we continue to be very focused on our tenants' needs." Sales at the trade center's retail mall also have risen dramatically. In 1996, the mall's retail establishments averaged approximately $500 per square foot. Today, sales have doubled, and are expected to reach $900 per square foot by the end of this year, which is expected to make the trade center mall the third most profitable in the country. And major national retailers, such as Banana Republic, Coach and Godiva have opened stores in the trade center mall to cater to a daily audience of 40,000 employees and thousands of visitors. Many of these retailers indicate that their trade center stores are among their top sales producers in the country....
He reworked the insurance to include terrorist attacks and his policy included provisions that would allow him to rebuild the complex.
In its court papers, Swiss Re shows how Silverstein first tried to buy just $1.5 billion in property damage and business-interruption coverage. When his lenders objected, he discussed buying a $5 billion policy. Ultimately, he settled on the $3.5 billion figure, which was less than the likely cost of rebuilding.
Originally posted by Tomis_Nexis
No, he interviews demolition experts with photos of the foundations beams "cut" in half on a 45 degree angle. You can find these photos on google of god sake.
www.piratenews.org...
Look at the beam right behind the firefighter, it's been melted, how did it melt, steal is NOT going to melt from buring debris, it's not hot enough, something melted that beam. C4 explodes at heat that surpasses the tolerance of steel.
www.september11news.com...
Look carefully at the angle of that beam.
www.piratenews.org...
More beams.
Demolitions at a 45 happen so the building can shift itself in a specific direction so the entire structure falls gracefully into a somewhat neat little pile.
www.attivissimo.net...
Yes of course debris will fly around, but the WTC were massive, they fell a little too well into the basement.
[edit on 28-10-2007 by Tomis_Nexis]