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The 1800 and 1830 maps are incorrect, because the Spanish were occupying California, Arizona, and New Mexico by that point.
SA is a red herring and nobody made a convincing case on how they supposedly benefited from 9/11.
I'm pretty sure there are more American Indians now than when Columbus arrived. And the deaths that did happen were overwhelmingly from diseases that the Indians didn't have immunity to, not from any deliberate policy of killing. This graph is about Mexico, but same thing happened in what is now the US:
I'm pretty sure there are more American Indians now than when Columbus arrived.
Those 'Dancing Israelis' on 9/11 were Saudis? I would have never guessed.
They were interviewed by both local police and others. All their movements and habitations traced and confirmed. They went on TV later and gave interviews. They're somewhere on the net but the Aunty Semites and the Inda Pendantic Bitchute Bloviators don't talk about it. Basically college kids looking to see the world while working.
OK, what was the angle, if it was really them?
How did Building 7 collapse?
The Dancing Israeli Kids spent months hooking up C4 to the building in the morning, and hauling sofas and twin bed frames all over Brooklyn in the afternoon.
Burning debris from the Towers caused fires on multiple floors. While the sprinkler system put out those that started on higher floors, because it was fed by large rooftop water towers, the lower floors depended on the city water mains centered on the Twin Towers that were damaged, with alternate supplies being inadequate to fight the fire either by sprinkler or proximal water hookups.
Firefighters abandoned WTC7 earlier in the day because OTHER BUILDINGS also caught fire from burning debris from the Towers, but those buildings were considered worth bothering as they had adequate water supply.
No they didn't. They weren't actually furniture movers at all. They hired local illegals to handle that. Their job was to track the people following the planes. They followed them to Florida while they were training to fly for example - they even helped move them at one point, no doubt to bug their new place. Who knows?
Literally admits no one knows.
Burning debris from the Towers caused fires on multiple floors. While the sprinkler system put out those that started on higher floors, because it was fed by large rooftop water towers, the lower floors depended on the city water mains centered on the Twin Towers that were damaged, with alternate supplies being inadequate to fight the fire either by sprinkler or proximal water hookups.
Again, don't waste the time.
Again, don't waste the time. Rich knows infrastructure as a keyboard expert.
Israeli Students and Arabs all lived close to each other, in the NYC area. PROOF! The Israeli students were spies.
Never in the history of the world had any skyscraper collapsed due to a 'fire.' Yet, on 9/11, three collapsed in their own footprint
Never in the history of the world had any skyscraper collapsed due to a 'fire.' Yet, on 9/11, three collapsed in their own footprint. Let's not even discuss the Pentagon or the Shanksville, PA plane crash site ...
And led to the longest fire in the history of building fires.
So who was it? Saudi Arabia? Israel? Bin Laden? Maybe none of those. Watch Corbett's extensive documentary with reams of sources and be informed instead of opinionated.
2001 July 24: Despite the WTC being unprofitable, corroded and insulated with asbestos that could not be cost effectively removed, Larry Silverstein acquires a 99-year lease for WTC 1, 2, 4 and 5 for $3.2 billion using only $14 million of his money with the right to rebuild the structures, should they be destroyed, even by an act of terrorism. An act of war, which would normally preclude a pay-off..
9/11: Larry Silverstein is absent from his office on the 88th floor of the North Tower because of a "doctors appointment" and his two kids, Roger and Lisa, are also absent from the office, because they were "running late." "After a last-minute breakdown in the front-running bid, Mr. Silverstein’s team won by a hair. His son, Roger, and his daughter, Lisa, were working for him in temporary offices on the 88th floor of the W.T.C. north tower. Regular meetings with tenants in the weeks immediately following their July 26, 2001, takeover of the building were held each morning at Windows on the World. But on Sept. 11, Roger and Lisa Silverstein were running late. Meanwhile, Mr. Silverstein’s wife of 46 years had laid down the law: The developer could not cancel an appointment with his dermatologist, even to meet with tenants at his most important property. If the * *attack had happened just a little later, Mr. Silverstein’s children would likely have been trapped at Windows. As it was, Silverstein Properties lost four employees in the attack, two of whom had just recently been hired." - New York Observer (03/13/03) [Reprinted: wirednewyork.com]
In total, Silverstein was awarded nearly $5 billion in insurance money following the destruction of the Twin Towers [from Chubb Corp., Swiss Reinsurance Co., Lloyd's of London, German Alliance Corp., ACE Ltd and XL Capital Ltd]. He plans to use some or all of the settlement to rebuild [modern, profitable buildings without asbestoes insullation].
On September 10, 2001, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld announced that DOD was missing $2.3 trillion.19,20 This announcement was quickly buried by the events of the following day, September 11, when numerous offices filled with records and documents related to the accounting for DOD’s money and related Treasury and other securities were blown up in New York and Washington. This included offices of the Office of Naval Intelligence at the Pentagon, said to be investigating the trillions missing from DOD. Subsequently, the Army—led by a former Enron executive—claimed that as a result of records lost on September 11, it could not produce an audit, even though my understanding was that their accounting operations were run from Ohio.
Onvacation says
And led to the longest fire in the history of building fires.
Because Yet other buildings were on fire from the same cause - burning debris smashing into them - the longest fire was unfought because of scarce resources and the water supply for the bottom half of the building being cut off.
AmericanKulak says
Onvacation says
And led to the longest fire in the history of building fires.
Because Yet other buildings were on fire from the same cause - burning debris smashing into them - the longest fire was unfought because of scarce resources and the water supply for the bottom half of the building being cut off.
The fire lasted for months and 10s of thousands of gallons of water were poured on it.
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