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To: Bommer
No Sheite! Bunch of psudo experts that seem to know it all without knowing much of anything!

I know this.

In the clear blue sky, a plane hits the tallest skyscraper in Italy -- and one of it's industrial icons -- and does damage nearly as bad as that of the jetliners in the World Trade Center.

This happens the very day a bomb goes off in a Milan government building.

If you think this is just a co-winky-dink, then I wish to do all of your investing for you from now on. Please forward me a way to contact you. I can quadruple your money in 5 days!

328 posted on 04/18/2002 9:55:55 AM PDT by Lazamataz
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To: Lazamataz
It's amazing that the fire is already out. Any reports that the plane scrubbed fuel before the crash?
348 posted on 04/18/2002 9:58:30 AM PDT by Steve_Seattle
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To: Lazamataz
>In the clear blue sky, a plane hits the tallest skyscraper in Italy ...

Plus, think back a few months to when that crazy kid flew his plane into the bank building in Florida. There was practically NO DAMAGE AT ALL. This building looks like that scene from Die Hard when the cop blows out the floor...

Say, is anybody keeping a running total here?

Didn't China just have two major crashes, and just yesterday or the day before, wasn't there a small plane crash in Florida?! That's a lot of activity...

Mark W.

377 posted on 04/18/2002 10:03:14 AM PDT by MarkWar
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To: Lazamataz
This is the Pierelli(sp?) Bldg. and was considered the heart of Italian finance. The Pierelli Co. has moved it's headquarters from there and it is now largely occupied by govt. workers.
388 posted on 04/18/2002 10:05:14 AM PDT by xJones
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