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SHERITON HOTEL
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 Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:28 pm Post subject: Silverstein got his $7billion insurance on appeal? |
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| I thought the story was he was only awarded $2billion, but that new film you've put up '9/11 mysteries' says different (sorry if this is old news). |
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SHERITON HOTEL
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| Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Can I just bump this by saying that also in '9/11 Mysteries' they claim windows in surrounding buildings to the twin towers were blown in , is this not more evidence of explosives used? |
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chek
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| SHERITON HOTEL wrote: | | Can I just bump this by saying that also in '9/11 Mysteries' they claim windows in surrounding buildings to the twin towers were blown in , is this not more evidence of explosives used? |
Only to those with eyes to see, otherwise it's normal damage for a skyscaper knocked over by a jet. Along with exploding people's bones over acres.
Regarding your first question, this was in May this year:
"Mr. Silverstein would retain the right to construct three commercial towers at ground zero and retain about 57% of the insurance proceeds. The remainder of the proceeds would be dedicated to building retail at the site. Silverstein Properties was expected to receive an estimated $3.2 billion more in insurance money from the total award of $4.6 billion.
The agreement requires that a clarification of the insurance claims be settled by September for the deal to move forward. A lengthy court battle could severely delay the delicate timeline set out in the deal."
http://www.nysun.com/article/33033 |
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