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To: acad1228

ok...makes sense.

Alot more sense then thinking “someone” planted it there waiting for 2 planes to crash into nearby buildings and time it just right to make it “look” like a collapse.

hmmm...which would really mean that “someone” hired those alleged “terrorists” to crash the planes - because really - even crazy people have to admit it’s not a good plan to just wait and hope for a plane crash - no less TWO plane crashes.

So you CLAIM it’s fuel for the complex huh?

yeah, likely story. :)


69 posted on 04/03/2007 6:15:24 AM PDT by Scotswife
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To: Scotswife
Here is something I found about the diesel fuel elsewhere on the internet - Little big brother

Never was there a more fragile legend than the daring deeds of Sir Rudy. I was living downtown on September 11, and watched the World Trade Centre when it was hit by those pretty convincing holograms (well done George Monbiot).

While reporting by phone from my fire escape to radio stations, I heard on a local station that Giuliani was looking for an emergency headquarters. I almost telephoned to tell him where it was. It was on the 23rd storey of No 7 World Trade Centre. And the Mayor had spent no less than $16m building "the Bunker" in the face of strong contrary advice.

Apart from the sheer stubborn silliness, there was the typically Rudyesque detail that the Bunker was on a twenty year lease paying $1.4m annual rent to one of his major campaign contributors. His own city's fire regulations wisely forbade putting a 6,000 gallon tank of diesel fuel in the building to keep generators running. So he declared it to be part of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and had it installed regardless.

On September 11, when No 7 caught fire as a result of blazing debris from the WTC itself, the diesel caught fire, and helped melt the retaining girders so the building collapsed onto the Con Edison electricity substation in the basement. The resulting floods from fire hoses trying to put out the blaze knocked out downtown Manhattan's telephones after water reached the neighboring Verizon station.

76 posted on 04/03/2007 6:24:25 AM PDT by alicewonders (I like Duncan Hunter for President in 2008!)
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