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Here, we just had a blatantly obviously stolen election. Who talks about it openly? Hear anybody at work discussing it?
The recent multiyear almost perfectly divided Elections in Israel pretty much blow the idea out of the water, as does Hagannah vs. Irgun.
If Hitler just said "Jewish people, you WILL leave this nation or die" - there wouldn't have been much of a problem.
it would cost $9 million to repair the structure.
Germany writes EU laws to favor expensive, complex German goods at the expense of imports or lower cost, less feature items from the South and East.
This fits with my observation as a student in Germany that low quality was not an option. Only expensive high-quality German goods were offered for sale. This was a big problem on a limited student budget.
richwicks saysit would cost $9 million to repair the structure.
It was going to cost 2 billion to retrofit the asbestos laden WTC.
I doubt it. The highest percentage gays in the US is San Francisco, and that's 7%.
, the Germans almost never carried British icons Vegemite/Marmite or Yorkshire Tea, something most Brits miss and want the most abroad, they only had a German Version of
The collapse of WTC 7 doesn't make any sense
It wasn't just WTC 7 that was destroyed that day, that whole Plaza was destroyed.
The building was beat to shit in the collapse.
I think Ugene is going to cut so much away with that axe, that he's going to go down when the whole shit heap collapses.
I think that's the only thing preventing all of the White Patriot males from being White Nationalist Terrorists with blind White Rage, indiscriminately shooting at Blue looking people out in the streets. We all universally understand, the Liberals will all collapse under their own hubris like a cheap beach condo.
Why go to war with people, who are at war with themselves and God?
Demasiado Croquetas de Vickys
I don't know if this has been addressed or not, why wasn't there a fund to deal with long-term maintenance issues? From the first day, part of the monthly HOA fees should be invested to cover major repairs in the future.
HeadSet saysWhat the devil is a Vicky's croquette?
https://vickybakery.com/
Clambo and TPB know.
I just read that ALL owners of these units were about to be soon hit with a $100,000 assessment fee per unit for overdue repairs
We're really in the infancy of building tall buildings if you think about it.The beautiful Woolworth building is 108 years old, the Empire State is 90. When Margaret Truman's piano started falling through the floor of the White House in 1949, it was said that the floor was so rotten that it had only remained in place out of habit. It was determined the whole structure was just a shell that could fall at any minute. The Trumans were relocated across the street and the entire structure gutted and rebuilt between 1950 and 1952 and that was 70 years ago. No telling how many other ancient structures are borderline. The downside of being a young country. We tear stuff down when it's 50 years old, people in Europe are living and working in structures 800 or more years old that weren't built with timing devices to self-destruct in 75 years.
According to NIST's official report the damage to the corner of WTC7 did not contribute to it's collapse.
The official story say's that office fires caused a column to weaken causing the cascading failure of every column and beam in the building.
From the first day, part of the monthly HOA fees should be invested to cover major repairs in the future.
That explains everything that happened on 9-11, the cables are much thinner, and less resistant to heat, than rebar. And after enough of the cables snapped in those 9-11 buildings, the whole building easily took a shit. I think the NIST was in cover up mode about the tension cables, so they didn't mention it.
WTC7 blueprints are available. WTC7 supposedly went down because office fires caused beams to weaken.
It's precast concrete slabs held together with cables, I think. This guy explains it better than I can:
https://youtu.be/WJoTw4orM58
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