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In article <fnsfgd$kf1$3@aioe.org>, johnoneill <johnoneill@dmail.com> wrote:
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>"Cardinal Chunder" <cc@foo.no.spam.xyzabcfghllaa.com> wrote in message news:fnprq5011ru@news1.newsguy.com...
>> johnoneill wrote:
>>
>>> So, the BBC reporter was standing right in front of WTC7, and I think
>>> CNN reporter was ****ing LOOKING at WTC7 as he made that
>>> report!
>>
>> Do you think WTC7 was a popular and recognizable building? I doubt anyone who didn't work in the proximity to it would
>> have the slightest clue what it looked like.
>
>Hahaha, man you guys really do know how to find excuses for virtually
>anything that has to do with 9/11.
>
>Un****ingbeliveable!
>
>>> So, let me guess, EddieLiarboy... a 'coincidence'?
>>>
>>> How indicative!
>>
>> Wow, so two reporters who don't know what WTC7 looks like, report it has collapsed, and this is evidence of what?
>
>Wooow, woow... wait, wait a minute.
>
>"... two reporters who don't know what WTC7 looks like..."
>
>Ok, 'Chunder', I guess you have something to back up your claim about two
>reporters not knowing how WTC7 looked like. I mean, like a statement,
>dunno... a video where they say 'no, we didn't know how WTC7 looked like',
>or a transcript of some sort...
>
>Anything, Chunder?
johnoneill <johnoneill@dmail.com> has never been to NYC.
Unless you worked for one of the companies that was in WTC7, it was
easy to miss. Part of the problem is that when you are on the
sidewalk next to one of these big-box buildings and look up, they all
look the same. The streets around WTC7 were very narrow.
I love the way that people that have never seen a building higher than
20 floors, or more than a few big buildings in one place and have
never been to NYC, tell us what must have or can't have happened. I
suspect that johnoneill has never seen more than 100 sheep in one
place.
I'm a New Yorker that was familiar with lots of WTC. It's big, well
over 20 acres, and I never had reason to go into WTC7, which was off
to the side.
Years ago, I worked in the Empire State Building, a tower that is
distinctive and not surrounded by similar, tall buildings. It was not
unheard of to stand on the sidewalk and get asked by a tourist, where
was the ESB? You can't see these buildings, close up.
Most people don't know the names and address of buildings they walk by
every day.
--
Al Dykes
News is something someone wants to suppress, everything else is advertising.
- Lord Northcliffe, publisher of the Daily Mail
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>"Cardinal Chunder" <cc@foo.no.spam.xyzabcfghllaa.com> wrote in message news:fnprq5011ru@news1.newsguy.com...
>> johnoneill wrote:
>>
>>> So, the BBC reporter was standing right in front of WTC7, and I think
>>> CNN reporter was ****ing LOOKING at WTC7 as he made that
>>> report!
>>
>> Do you think WTC7 was a popular and recognizable building? I doubt anyone who didn't work in the proximity to it would
>> have the slightest clue what it looked like.
>
>Hahaha, man you guys really do know how to find excuses for virtually
>anything that has to do with 9/11.
>
>Un****ingbeliveable!
>
>>> So, let me guess, EddieLiarboy... a 'coincidence'?
>>>
>>> How indicative!
>>
>> Wow, so two reporters who don't know what WTC7 looks like, report it has collapsed, and this is evidence of what?
>
>Wooow, woow... wait, wait a minute.
>
>"... two reporters who don't know what WTC7 looks like..."
>
>Ok, 'Chunder', I guess you have something to back up your claim about two
>reporters not knowing how WTC7 looked like. I mean, like a statement,
>dunno... a video where they say 'no, we didn't know how WTC7 looked like',
>or a transcript of some sort...
>
>Anything, Chunder?
johnoneill <johnoneill@dmail.com> has never been to NYC.
Unless you worked for one of the companies that was in WTC7, it was
easy to miss. Part of the problem is that when you are on the
sidewalk next to one of these big-box buildings and look up, they all
look the same. The streets around WTC7 were very narrow.
I love the way that people that have never seen a building higher than
20 floors, or more than a few big buildings in one place and have
never been to NYC, tell us what must have or can't have happened. I
suspect that johnoneill has never seen more than 100 sheep in one
place.
I'm a New Yorker that was familiar with lots of WTC. It's big, well
over 20 acres, and I never had reason to go into WTC7, which was off
to the side.
Years ago, I worked in the Empire State Building, a tower that is
distinctive and not surrounded by similar, tall buildings. It was not
unheard of to stand on the sidewalk and get asked by a tourist, where
was the ESB? You can't see these buildings, close up.
Most people don't know the names and address of buildings they walk by
every day.
--
Al Dykes
News is something someone wants to suppress, everything else is advertising.
- Lord Northcliffe, publisher of the Daily Mail