Renewable Revolution

Quote from: jdwheeler42 on March 18, 2016, 11:24:10 pm

Quote from: RE on March 18, 2016, 11:05:46 pm

Quote from: jdwheeler42 on March 18, 2016, 10:49:49 pm

I think the simplest explanation is a little of both... they knew an attack was coming, didn't know when, didn't know where, had some idea it involved hijacking planes... so when the first plane crashed into a building, haha, that was some mighty bad piloting, continue reading to the kids... but when the second plane crashed, oh crap, this was a coordinated attack, run for your life!

So what brought down Building 7?

A small group of demolitions experts, of course... like I said, a little of both: vast government incompetence, small secret conspiracy.  There were plenty of investigations going on in Building 7 that powerful people were happy to have terminated.

No kidding.
Large numbers of case files for ongoing investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) were reportedly destroyed in the collapse. The Los Angeles Times reported that "substantial files were destroyed" for 3000 to 4000 of the SEC's cases. The EEOC reported that documents for 45 active cases were destroyed. 3   Before the attack, SEC investigations of corporate fraud by companies such as Enron and Worldcom were the subject of many news reports -- reports that virtually vanished in the wake of the attack.

http://911review.com/attack/wtc/b7.html

Also...

Why destroy such a valuable piece of real estate?

We know that WTC7's developer and lease-holder, Silverstein Properties, and WTC7's mortgage-holders, the Blackstone Group, Banc of America Securities, and General Motors Acceptance Corporation, received a Court-awarded amount of $861 million dollars from Industrial Risk Insurers in February 2002. We know that about $386 million had been invested in WTC7 before its destruction. The Court-award meant that Silverstein Properties and the mortgage-holders would share in about $475 million of profit. [8]

Silverstein Properties is headed by Larry Silverstein, a large contributor to Democrat and Republican office-holders. Silverstein Properties became the primary owner of the WTC Twin Towers less than two months before 9/11/01 (Westfield Malls was Silverstein Properties' minority-partner). Buying from the New York Port Authority, Silverstein Properties invested only $15 million toward a total purchase-price of $3.2 billion for a 99-year lease on holdings worth an estimated $8 billion. The low-rise office buildings WTC 4, 5, and 6, and 400,000 square feet of retail space were included with the Twin Towers in this deal. Silverstein Properties immediately took out extensive insurance policies on its new holdings.

One clause in Silverstein Properties' insurance policies for the new WTC holdings soon proved instrumental. Quoting the British Financial Times of September 14, 2001, the American Reporter wrote that ‘ the lease has an all-important escape clause: If the buildings are struck by “an act of terrorism”, the new owners' obligations under the lease are void. As a result, the new owners are not required to make any payments under their lease, but they will be able to collect on the loss of the buildings that collapsed or were otherwise destroyed and damaged in the attacks. ’

Again, a remarkable coincidence.

And speaking of coincidences, on September 10, 2001, SecrDef Donald Rumsfeld held a press conference to disclose that over $2 trillion in Pentagon funds could not be accounted for. According to a report by the Inspector General, the Pentagon could not account for 25 percent of what it spent. Such a disclosure normally might have sparked a huge scandal. However, events of the following day assured  the story disappeared down the memory hole.
Plus accountants, bookkeepers and budget analysts looking into the missing funds were killed in the Pentagon attack.

Another coincidence.