[kj] Congrats Obama/(9/11)

The Exorcist killingjoke at theimmortalfool.com
Thu Jun 5 17:59:25 EDT 2008


I'm not gonna go thru the whole thing here.

However about the foresight thing. That's not
foresight. It's called learning from history.
You recall something about a big kaboom back in 1993?

It's common sense.

Cheers,
Me

At 05:35 PM 6/5/2008, Devacor at aol.com wrote:

>In a message dated 6/5/2008 1:24:50 A.M. Eastern

>Daylight Time, killingjoke at theimmortalfool.com writes:

>You might find this interesting.

>http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/1227842.html

>

>Have a glance in your spare time.

>

>Cheers,

>Me

>

>

>Yeah there is much more surrounding 9/11 then

>what was mentioned in the pop mechanics article-

>those are just some basic points that could be

>tossed around and go either way- what is

>mentioned in the that artlicle by no means

>debunks anything though- there are plenty of counter points.

> Ironicially enough I got some 9/11 stuff sent

> to me today. Not trying to bog anyone down (and

> just some food for thought) but I just quick

> copied a few things off to show other instances

> that were peculiar- plenty more, this is just a few...

>____________________________________________________________

>

>Billions in profits are made off put options

>shortly before 9/11 wherein investors made up to

>$15 billion in a frenzy of trading betting that

>certain stocks would fall in value over the next

>few days. These included stocks in the two

>Airlines that would suffer most from 9/11. In

>fact, the profits were so staggering and

>unprecedented that it caused Bloomberg News to

>excl.. “This would be the most extraordinary

>coincidence in the history of mankind if it was

>a coincidence. This could very well be insider

>trading at the worst, most horrific, most evil

>use you’ve ever seen in your entire life. It’s absolutely unprecedented."

>

>Six months before the 9/11 attacks, the cluster

>of buildings that constitute the World Trade

>Center are purchased by a private investor for a

>relatively paltry sum of $200 million. (That was

>the first time in its 33-year history the

>complex had changed ownership). The new owner

>has the foresight (again miraculous, no doubt)

>to insure the buildings against terrorist

>attacks. The buildings were never seen as being

>profitable. In fact, because of their extremely

>high asbestos content, the structures had

>actually been condemned. Yet to destroy and

>rebuild them by conventional means would have

>been prohibitively expensive. It is indeed a

>miracle that the investor was paid $7 billion by

>the insurance companies after the attacks. A

>miraculously handsome return on an investment of $200 million.

>

>

>The owner of the buildings slips up on national

>television and admits that he ordered one of the

>towers (building 7) to be “pulled”. A

>“Pull”—jargon for controlled

>demolition—requires months of planning and

>preparation. YYet, no one to this day has asked

>this man how he managed to achieve this

>incredible feat in a matter of hours, and amidst

>the chaos of 9/11. The 9/11 Commission surely

>must also have assumed this to be a miracle

>because they did not even address this in their

>report. That the insurance company paid out 7

>billion dollars without even the slightest

>investigation—even after the owner’s

>admissionn of a ‘pull’—only compounds the magnitude of this miracle.

>

>

>On the day of the hijackings the US Government

>is running drills with its Air Force where it is

>simulating "Multiple Hijackings of Aircraft"

>within the United States of America. This drill

>causes great confusion amongst Air Traffic

>Controllers as it provides a "Cover" for the

>real Hijackings. Without these drills it is very

>possible that the Aircraft that were hijacked

>could have been intercepted far earlier.

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