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Originally posted by Atlantien
Once again, how long does it take to survey a building BEFORE it is demolished? How long does it take BEFORE someone is sent in to set the explosives? How long did it take Building 7 to fall AFTER the Twin Towers were hit?
If Building 7 collapsed because of debris then how did falling debris affect the building to make it collapse? If Building 7 was "pulled" then who risked their lives to go in AT A MINUTES NOTICE, to setup explosives on all levels with a fire raging inside and half a building gone? If the building was "pulled" and NO ONE went in to set explosives to bring it down then how was it done and were there explosives in the building already and if so then who planted them and when and why?
State Granted Access to Moving Company's Storage Facility
NEWARK- The State Division of Consumer Affairs ("Consumer Affairs") is asking all citizens who have goods stored at Urban Moving Systems' Weehawken warehouse to immediately contact Consumer Affairs, Attorney General John J. Farmer, Jr., and New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs Director Mark S. Herr announced today.
The State on Wednesday obtained a court order giving inspectors from Consumer Affairs access to the facility allowing consumers access to retrieve their goods and belongings. The State, at the same time, filed a lawsuit in Hudson County Superior Court against Urban Moving Systems and its owner Dominick Suter alleging violations of both the State's Consumer Fraud Act and regulations set forth in the Public Movers and Warehousing Licensing Act.
According to the complaint, on or about September 14, 2001, Suter departed from the United States and left no one acting as an agent for Urban.
The complaint also alleges that Suter violated the Mover's Act by, among other things, failing to provide Consumer Affairs the name of a current contact person or agent, not adequately responding to consumer requests for access to their belongings and not having an agent available for at least 20-30 per week to allow consumers access to their belongings.
"We became aware of the hardship consumers faced who could not get access to their belongings at Urban's warehouse," Attorney General Farmer said. "By obtaining this court order we can now offer consumers access to what is rightfully theirs. Our lawsuit should serve notice that we intend to prosecute those who violate our laws and undermine the public's trust."
"It appears that goods belonging to approximately 100 consumers are stored at the warehouse. Thus far we have only heard from 36 consumers," Herr said. "We have access to the facility for 30 days so we are urging consumers who have goods stored with Urban to contact us as soon as possible."
Consumers can gain access to the facility on an appointment basis and will have to provide proof of ownership to claim their goods, Herr said.
Consumers should contact Consumer Affairs at 973-504-6442 or 973-504-6228 to gain access to the Urban facility.
A violation of the Consumer Fraud Act carries a maximum penalty of $7,500 for the first offense and $15,000 for the second and each subsequent offense. A violation of the Licensing Act carries a penalty of $2,500 for the first offense and $5,000 for the second and each subsequent offense.
Deputy Attorney General Alan R. Niedz of the Division of Law is handling this matter for the State.
nor does it disprove that WTC 7 was the work of demolition.
Yah, 911 was used to start the wars in the middle East, but beyond that, whats your point? False flags have been used throughout history to get the ball rolling on conquest and invasion . In order to start a war you need the peoples support. So kill a bunch in hi profile fashion, cry Havoc and let slip the dogs of war.
Originally posted by phishyblankwaters
reply to post by Kang69
Ok, this fails to get mentioned a lot...
"Pull it" is, indeed, industry jargon for demolishing a building.
"Pull it" is also industry jargon for pulling out firefighters from a building that is now a lost cause.
The quote of Larry is meaningless and has nothing to do with anything, but it does give people a convenient little tidbit to pick at and complain about.
Originally posted by Nola213
not exactly true. If you read the description in the video he admits that most truthers were NOT fooled by this video
Originally posted by Echtelion
OMG... that new amateur footage is pretty wild! You even heard faint detonations...
Originally posted by Zcustosmorum
reply to post by Echtelion
Go figure, many witnesses reported basement explosions on that day, doesn't really make sense considering the planes were a fair distance above their heads.
Originally posted by kidtwist
The black official looking chap at ther end of the video seems to not want to give information about why he is hanging about, which strikes me as odd.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
Seriously... why do the mods allow yet another Building 7 thread?
The op and subsequent posts are nothing but the typical regurgitation that we have been reading since 2006.
- First time in history
- Pull it
- BBC foreknowledge
- Silverstein making a ton of money.
It's all the same old garbage. There was nothing different in this OP that we haven't read and debunked in the past.
Originally posted by Gyrocopter
I'm saying that 100 feet worth of 58 huge steal columns cannot be crushed at free fall acceleration, no matter how hard you try their will be some form of resistance especially when the only force involved is gravity.
Originally posted by waypastvne
Originally posted by Zcustosmorum
reply to post by Echtelion
Go figure, many witnesses reported basement explosions on that day, doesn't really make sense considering the planes were a fair distance above their heads.
They reported jet fuel explosions coming out of the elevator shafts. It makes sense to normal people
Originally posted by Gyrocopter
these buildings just don't break apart, they are so strong, amazingly strong!
you have to destroy all the columns simultaneously to achieve free fall or else their will be a measurable resistance, it as simple as that.
also I'd love for you to address the fire proofing
and how fire caused 25 core columns to fail all at once in the first place,but i know you wont, because you can't.
None of these buildings are built of steel reinforced concrete, they do have 1 resemblance to the WTC collapses though, they were rigged for doing so.