Robin
Penultimate Amazing
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And ironic since the AE911Truth folk are the ones lying about how their children died.No, it's not a digital billboard.
I still think it's stupid and exploitative, but it's not digital.
And ironic since the AE911Truth folk are the ones lying about how their children died.No, it's not a digital billboard.
I still think it's stupid and exploitative, but it's not digital.
And ironic since the AE911Truth folk are the ones lying about how their children died.
For the record, how are they indicating their children died? In a building collapse, most definitely so what is their alleged problem? The current accepted narrative or some off the wall fantasy?
The billboard is constructed of vinyl impregnated fabric and tied to the building wall with grommets and elastic cordage tied to metal tie-downs
clamps fastened into the building masonry brickwork. The images and words are ink-jet printed onto the fabric and cured with Ultra Violet Light
to fix the colors images and text from sunlight and weather.
https://www.ultraflexx.com/billboard-material/
And so does that mean it really did cost $17,000?
That's nice. What are you going to do about it?
Father wants to blame the USG... and has been exploited by Gage for years. Sad.
McIlvaine believes his son died when he was about to enter the North Tower lobby as explosives inside turned the windows to shards and peppered him with shrapnel wounds, and additionally, the explosions shot some large object and obliterated much of Bobby's head. He believes this happened at very nearly the same time the first plane crashed, at 8:46. That Bobby was one of the first victims brought to the morge, before the first collapse even.
None if this is true.
Tragically, McIlvaine has forgotten all the important facts and replaced them in his sad head with the AE lies. In reality, Bobby had to be on the 106th floor well before 8:30, and thus could not have approached the lobby after 8:45. However, the nature of his appointment would have allowed him to leave aroujd 8:30.
Fact is, Bobby's body was found 2 days later, on the "perimeter" of the World Trade Center complex - most likely on or near West St, for his office was across West St in the WFC.
His wounds are consistent with him facing a collapsing tower and getting hit with large and small debris with blunt force (no penetration from fast or sharp shrapnel).
https://www.americanheritage.com/well-what-are-you-going-do-about-it
Tammany Hall's Richard Croker..
[excerpt] His response to muckrakers who confronted him with details of police corruption was....
“Well, and what are you going to do about it?”
It was a question uttered more in curiosity than in anger. [/excerpt]
I'd love it if you could talk to McIlvaine one day.
What's your point?
What's your point?
I'd love it if you could talk to McIlvaine one day.
Jennifer Senior said:The fact that his body – mostly intact, with his wallet to identify him – had been recovered less than 48 hours after the collapse of Tower One
Craig McKee said:...McIlvaine says. “That’s why he was picked up so quickly, because the EMTs came down there so quickly. Someone had gotten him out of there and to the morgue before the towers came down.”
Jennifer Senior said:He [McIlvaine] rejects this explanation. “My theory is he was walking into the building at the time, because he had the conference up there.”
“I thought his conference started at 8:30?” I ask. The first plane hit at 8:46 a.m. That would have meant Bobby was arriving late.
“I thought it started at 9,” Bob Sr. says.
“Isn’t there a way to find out?” I ask.
“You know, to tell you the truth, I never …”
He’d never checked.
Jennifer Senior said:My brother also tells me that he still has the note Bob Sr. left for him on his kitchen table on Thursday, September 13. It said that an investigator with the New York City Police Department, Joe Gagliardi, had just come by to drop off the wallet they’d pulled from Bobby’s pocket. One line in particular stood out. He was found on the perimeter. Not near the lobby.
“Was he really?” Bob Sr. says when I phone him and ask him about the note. He’d completely forgotten that he’d written it. “If that’s true, that’s great.” He thinks for a moment. “Though the perimeter—he still could have been 10 feet away. He certainly wasn’t 100 feet from the building.”
I then tell him about the conference schedule, which actually did leave open the possibility that he was 100 feet from the building. If he’d left before his colleague started speaking—or the opening remarks—he could have been quite close to his office at Merrill Lynch, a five-minute walk away. Bob Sr. takes it all in. He repeats that he finds Bobby’s injuries too extreme, too savage, to be caused by flying debris. “But you know what?” he finally says. “That’s no longer relevant to me. My whole thing is who did it and why. It’s been 20 years and I still can’t get any answers.”
Sr fell into a cult and he can't find... nor does he want to... the way out. It's sad how he is exploiting the death of his son.