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Topic History of: Tower Seven - World Trade Centre - very odd
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veritas |
I've been there but didn't eat. I hated it because I hate heights. It had windows that leant out at angle which made it even worse as I felt drawn to the edge.
I have a friend who had to go there on the morning of 9/11 but slept in with a hangover..when I phoned himto ask if he was OK he said "why ?"..I said "turn the TV on and look out your front door (in gREENWICH vILLAGE)...your world has changed forever  |
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The Fat Controller |
It was all a terrible shame as I always wanted to dine out in the Windows of the World. Anybody ever did here? The views were breathtaking I am told. |
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JK2006 |
Yes, I don't go along with conspiracy theorists who think it's all a giant plan; I subscribe to the "total incompetence" brigade who believe that, faced with inevitable lack of success, authorities try to back up ludicrous evidence (like the Lockerbie bombing).
My own case was a bit different; they started something, had to conclude it successfully so then bent the evidence to fit their theories. |
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DR2 |
Whoever was responsible for the Twin Towers attacks, it seems strange that Israeli jews should be seen celebrating it and dancing on the top of a white van. I mean, the Americans are supposed to be their allies and friends aren't they? So why would they rejoice at so much death and destruction visited upon their allies and friends? Something odd there. Something very odd. |
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BR |
Tower Seven ; this was certainly destroyed by a controlled demolition. Whatever footage you watch it tells you this.
The question is this : why ?
The Barry Jennings story is very interesting and disturbing.
The BBC programme on this tried to say the Tower Seven fell because of the attack but ended up proving that it did not - despite some attempt by an expert at the end to debunk. |
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