loose him cause he is having some shit in his life thats not cool
happen. well i guess thats just how things go. But wtf my luck HUH?
Following this blog posting will be the first transcript for EGR radio
to cover anything of content and substance so read it and just imagine
what i would have said.... oh yeah and TheReal Deal you need to be less
paranoid man your gonna have a heart attack....
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Btw this is about World Trade center Building # 7 google it
FEMA on building 7
structural steel had been recycled.by the time the report was
published?
On the contrary, it appears the collapse was primarily due to a
controlled demolition.said it was firer??
Before September 11, no steel framed skyscraper had ever collapsed due
to fire.
On September 11, WTC 7 collapsed totally. It is suggested below that
this collapse was exclusively due to fire. No significant evidence is
offered to back up this suggestion (after all it is only a suggestion).
It should be emphasized that WTC 7 was neither hit by an aircraft nor
by significant quantities of debris from the collapse of the twin
towers. It is also widely claimed that WTC 1 and WTC 2 collapsed mainly
due to fire. I emphasize, that before September 11, no steel framed
skyscraper had ever collapsed due to fire. However, on September 11, it
is claimed that three steel framed skyscrapers collapsed mainly, or
totally, due to fire.
On the contrary, its destruction through an all too evident controlled
demolition would only prove to be an inexplicable embarrassment since a
plane didn't hit the building insurance payouts to owner Larry
Silverstein.
Many think that the building was brought down to destroy the equipment
and the computers involved in the conspiracy. Others have noted that
Building 7 also contained offices of the Securities and Exchange
Commission including files for approximately three to four thousand
cases, including one that may have demonstrated the relationship
between Citigroup and the WorldCom bankruptcy.
In February of 2002 Silverstein Properties won $861 million from
Industrial Risk Insurers to rebuild on the site of WTC 7. Silverstein
Properties' estimated investment in WTC 7 was $386 million. So: This
building's collapse resulted in a profit of about $500 million.
To put these events in perspective, imagine that a person leases an
expensive house, and immediately takes out an insurance policy covering
the entire value of the house and specifically covering bomb attacks.
Six weeks later two bombs go off in the house, separated by an hour.
The house burns down, and the lessor immediately sues the insurance
company to pay him twice the value of the house, and ultimately wins.
The lessor also gets the city to dispose of the wreckage, excavate the
site, and help him build a new house on the site.
