On Thu, 2011-10-20 at 18:20 -0600, Steven Jones wrote:

> Let me add a question — your responses would be appreciated, as I’m

> being asked about your current stand on these issues.

> Thanks.

>

> On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Steven Jones

> wrote:

> Subject: What say ye now?

>

> Mark,

>

> We talked briefly and have exchanged correspondance also.

>

> 1. Are you still saying that I said or…

New E-book by members of NZ9/11truth and the nano group  ....  http://www.911-see-the-evidence.com/index.html  ...

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Column: One Hundred Minutes of Terror that Changed the Global Insurance Industry Forever

posted on 10/07/2006







By Robert P. Hartwig



The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 produced insured losses larger than any natural or man-made event in history.



Total life and non-life insurance losses are expected to reach at least $40 billion. The losses sustained by the insurance industry were unprecedented in virtually every respect, producing…

Role of the Structural Engineer in Demolition

Rob Clarke, BEng, CEng, MICE, MIStructE

Keywords: structural engineer, demolition, hazards, temporary works, sequence, collapse, mechanism, pre-weakening, explosive, long-reach, pulverise

1. 1.     Synopsis

Rob Clarke has thirty years’ experience as a civil & structural engineer. After a career with Buro Happold designing new structures, five years ago he joined one of…

I'd  like to hear any comments on approximately how much, if any,  steel showed up missing from the towers before any

hauling off or shipping to China started.   If Shallel is right, I would think most of the core columns at least disappeared with the underground nukes.  Some of the lower exterior columns and spandrels survived almost intact.  Also, would the bolts have

vaporized faster or at a lower temperature than the columns?  .... …