At 1 hr, Weldon talks about Battalion Chief, Orio Palmer, who was killed in the WTC2 collapse. The actual quote is:
“Battalion Seven…Ladder 15, we’ve got two isolated pockets of fire. We should be able to knock it down with two lines. Radio that, 78th floor, numerous 10-45 Code Ones.”
(Numerous 10-45 Code Ones = numerous fatalities.)
In case there are any newbies here, angles on the WTC7 collapse:
Back in the day, I heard that Trump owned the World Trade Center but sold it to Larry Silverstein not long before it was demolished. I just spent 1/2 hr on Google trying to verify dates of ownership and names of owners. All I could find was that Silverstein owned it when it went down, and that he collected over 4 billion in insurance. This is one little example of how, even at the time, many of the facts that could provide dots to be connected were hidden and remain hidden. Only what appeared to be slips made by news reporters and eyewitness testimony given before the eyewitness died gave any clues as to how it was all done and by whom.
Dan Rather, CBS News: “It looks like a controlled demolition, doesn’t it?”
Mass murder and destruction is what these people do.
“Back in the day, I heard that Trump owned the World Trade Center but sold it to Larry Silverstein not long before it was demolished.”
That is incorrect.
The World Trade Center complex was (and is still) owned by Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. It leased the buildings to Silverstein Properties, Inc., and Westfield America, Inc. in April 2001.
99-Year Net Lease Worth $3.2 Billion; Richest Real Estate Transaction in New York History
The World Trade Center today became the richest real estate prize in New York City history as the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey reached agreement with a major New York City developer and an international shopping center operator on a long-term lease of the famous Twin Towers and other properties at the World Trade Center.
Silverstein Properties, Inc., and Westfield America, Inc. have agreed to a net lease transaction for a term of 99 years, worth an estimated $3.2 billion on a present value basis. The net lease covers four buildings at the World Trade Center, including the Twin Towers and the retail Mall. The lease was approved by the Port Authority’s Board of Commissioners at their meeting today.
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“Babe in the wood” Exactly!
At 1 hr, Weldon talks about Battalion Chief, Orio Palmer, who was killed in the WTC2 collapse. The actual quote is:
“Battalion Seven…Ladder 15, we’ve got two isolated pockets of fire. We should be able to knock it down with two lines. Radio that, 78th floor, numerous 10-45 Code Ones.”
(Numerous 10-45 Code Ones = numerous fatalities.)
In case there are any newbies here, angles on the WTC7 collapse:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLcUxV1dPo
Back in the day, I heard that Trump owned the World Trade Center but sold it to Larry Silverstein not long before it was demolished. I just spent 1/2 hr on Google trying to verify dates of ownership and names of owners. All I could find was that Silverstein owned it when it went down, and that he collected over 4 billion in insurance. This is one little example of how, even at the time, many of the facts that could provide dots to be connected were hidden and remain hidden. Only what appeared to be slips made by news reporters and eyewitness testimony given before the eyewitness died gave any clues as to how it was all done and by whom.
Dan Rather, CBS News: “It looks like a controlled demolition, doesn’t it?”
Mass murder and destruction is what these people do.
“Back in the day, I heard that Trump owned the World Trade Center but sold it to Larry Silverstein not long before it was demolished.”
That is incorrect.
The World Trade Center complex was (and is still) owned by Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. It leased the buildings to Silverstein Properties, Inc., and Westfield America, Inc. in April 2001.
See: https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/press-room/press-release-archives/2001_press_releases/port_authority_toleaseworldtradecentertosilversteinpropertiesinc.html
Date: Apr 26, 2001
Press Release Number: 68
99-Year Net Lease Worth $3.2 Billion; Richest Real Estate Transaction in New York History
The World Trade Center today became the richest real estate prize in New York City history as the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey reached agreement with a major New York City developer and an international shopping center operator on a long-term lease of the famous Twin Towers and other properties at the World Trade Center.
Silverstein Properties, Inc., and Westfield America, Inc. have agreed to a net lease transaction for a term of 99 years, worth an estimated $3.2 billion on a present value basis. The net lease covers four buildings at the World Trade Center, including the Twin Towers and the retail Mall. The lease was approved by the Port Authority’s Board of Commissioners at their meeting today.