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hey roger... which was more cost effective - losing 960 million in lost renevue or paying 800,000 for asbestos removal?
It can also be used to mean other ways to bring down a buidling. So either send FOIA to a demo company and prove me wrong or STFU.
Oh... and I'm still waiting for the pictures of the thirty thousand ninja-demo guys you need for your scenario to work.
Actually, you did.
You used a word which, in the controlled demolition industry, is only used to describe pulling a building down with cables.
Not when you refer to it as "pulling".
FineWine obviously mistakenly forgot to add that important but tiny three letter word. It's a simple, easy mistake to make. You can save yourself some face here be responding to what his obvious intent was.
Some more facts to support my post, please try to debate me or concede you cannot.
http://www.investigate911.com/asbestos.htm
http://panynj.pubcomm.com/...
Contract WTC-115.310 - The World Trade Center Removal and Disposal of Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tiles and Other Incidental Asbestos-Containing Building Materials Via Work Order Estimate Range: $1,000,000 annually Bids due Tuesday, October 17, 2000 [emphasis mine].
http://www.erisk.com/news/weekly/news_weekly2001-05-11_01.asp
May 5 - 11, 2001
"Chalk up one victory for insurers in the escalating asbestos-claims mOlOe: the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has lost a 10-year-old court battle to get its insurers to pay more than $600 million for removing asbestos from its properties, including the World Trade Center and New York's airports. The judge ruled that asbestos abatement costs by themselves do not constitute 'physical loss or damage' under the Port Authority's all-risk policies. The agency is considering an appeal." [emphasis mine]
http://www.fumento.com/asbest.html
[interesting overview on asbestos problem]
Copyright 1989 by The American Spectator
"Coming soon to a school or office near you: a life-saving innovation that could kill you, designed to correct a problem that doesn't exist, by removing materials that aren't dangerous until somebody tries to remove them. And guess who's going to pay for it." ... "For example, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is expecting to pay about $1 billion for the abatement of just the World Trade Center and LaGuardia Airport. (New York City law requires abatement if renovation work is being done, as it is at these buildings.) ..."
It can also be used to mean other ways to bring down a buidling. So either send FOIA to a demo company and prove me wrong or STFU.

Some more facts to support my post, please try to debate me or concede you cannot.
http://www.investigate911.com/asbestos.htm
http://panynj.pubcomm.com/...
Contract WTC-115.310 - The World Trade Center Removal and Disposal of Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tiles and Other Incidental Asbestos-Containing Building Materials Via Work Order Estimate Range: $1,000,000 annually Bids due Tuesday, October 17, 2000 [emphasis mine].
http://www.erisk.com/news/weekly/news_weekly2001-05-11_01.asp
May 5 - 11, 2001
"Chalk up one victory for insurers in the escalating asbestos-claims mOlOe: the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has lost a 10-year-old court battle to get its insurers to pay more than $600 million for removing asbestos from its properties, including the World Trade Center and New York's airports. The judge ruled that asbestos abatement costs by themselves do not constitute 'physical loss or damage' under the Port Authority's all-risk policies. The agency is considering an appeal." [emphasis mine]
http://www.fumento.com/asbest.html
[interesting overview on asbestos problem]
Copyright 1989 by The American Spectator
"Coming soon to a school or office near you: a life-saving innovation that could kill you, designed to correct a problem that doesn't exist, by removing materials that aren't dangerous until somebody tries to remove them. And guess who's going to pay for it." ... "For example, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is expecting to pay about $1 billion for the abatement of just the World Trade Center and LaGuardia Airport. (New York City law requires abatement if renovation work is being done, as it is at these buildings.) ..."
wanna grab a beer? this might take a while.
Normally I would conclude that person making such a blatantly false statement is lying.
It can also be used to mean other ways to bring down a buidling. So either send FOIA to a demo company and prove me wrong or STFU.
It can also be used to mean other ways to bring down a buidling. So either send FOIA to a demo company and prove me wrong or STFU.
What's going on here? Ultima's problem is easy to understand, but you're sane and intelligent. Am I seeing things, or does the word NO appear very large and bold in my post #85?
NO DEMOLITION EXPERTS RECOGNIZE "PULL IT" AS REFERRING TO EXPLOSIVES.
So fun and easy to prove you wrong with facts.
http://911guide.googlepages.com/danielnigro
For these reasons I made the decision (without consulting the owner, the mayor or anyone else - as ranking fire officer, that decision was my responsibility) to clear a collapse zone surrounding the building and to stop all activity within that zone. Approximately three hours after that order was given, WTC 7 collapsed.
You can open your eyes now. Your wish wasn't granted. It's still here:
http://911myths.com/html/losing_money_at_the_wtc_.html
So fun and easy to prove you wrong with facts.
http://911guide.googlepages.com/danielnigro
For these reasons I made the decision (without consulting the owner, the mayor or anyone else - as ranking fire officer, that decision was my responsibility) to clear a collapse zone surrounding the building and to stop all activity within that zone. Approximately three hours after that order was given, WTC 7 collapsed.
Nigro says that the building fell down on it's own. You are a big fat LIAR!
Too bad it was gong to cost more the remove the asbestoes.
Gee funny how you missed the point that proves the firemen were out of the buidling before the phone call.
YOU DO NOT KNOW WHO CALLED SILVERSTEIN OR WHEN THE CALL WAS MADE.