Worried
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 Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:50 pm Post subject: The Money Trail - David Hawkins |
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David Hawkins is a Brit living in Canada who has spent the last five years investigating the private financing of the 911 'terrorist' attacks.
Hawkins has followed the ownership of the WTC complex, the legal requirements to strip asbestos from the Twin Towers, and the possibility that the Twin Towers were chosen for the false flag attacks primarily to create 'the new Pearl Harbour', secondarily to the Manhattan real estate, and to provide huge financial benefits through insurance fraud.
what do people think?
http://valis.cjb.cc/HawksCAFE/ |
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Nambo
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| Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 1:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Patrick Brown wrote: | That looks pretty interesting. I'm glad somebody is doing this kind of research as we're all pretty suspicious of Silverstein. Wasn't that a hundred year lease he go for the WTC site?
So has anybody proved Silverstein is a Zionist? |
Whoever wrote this seems to think so, :-
While Murdoch may have "tried to hide" his Jewish roots, he has been quite forthright about his support for extreme right-wing Zionists, such as Benjamin Netanyahu and Ariel Sharon.
Netanyahu, who wrote a book entitled The War on Terror: How the West Can Win in 1986, is a frequent commentator on Murdoch's Fox News.
Murdoch's support for Zionism extremists is well known and a matter of record. As New York Governor George Pataki said, "There is no newspaper in the U.S. more supportive of Israel than the [Murdoch's] New York Post."
It is through a network of Zionist organizations, in which Murdoch plays a central role, that Murdoch is connected to the individuals who arranged the privatization -- and obtained control of the World Trade Center -- shortly before its destruction.
These key individuals are: Larry Silverstein and the former Israeli commando Frank Lowy, the lease holders of dubious repute who gained control of the WTC property six weeks before 9/11, and Port Authority Chairman Lewis M. Eisenberg, who authorised the transfer of the leases.
Murdoch belongs to, and has been honored by, a number of leading Zionist organizations in which Silverstein, Lowy, and Eisenberg all hold senior positions. These organizations include the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the United Jewish Appeal (UJA), and the New York-based Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust.
Fifty days before 9/11, Silverstein Properties and Lowy's Westfield America secured 99-year leases on the WTC. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey turned control of the World Trade Center over to the private hands of Silverstein and Lowy on July 24, 2001.
Silverstein and Lowy then took control of the 10.6 million-square-foot complex, which included the twin towers office buildings and two nine-story office buildings. Silvestein and the former Israeli commando Lowy then controlled all access to the World Trade Center.
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Then there is this quote from Haaretz Daily :-
His friends in Israel were happy for him. Silverstein has ties of various kinds in Israel. He is a donor to Tel Aviv University and to the Tel Aviv development foundation. He held a few fundraising events at his home in New York for the foundation with the participation of the then-mayor of Tel Aviv, Roni Milo. Silverstein is a nice guy and a pleasant conversationalist, not like most rich Americans, Milo says.
Silverstein is also a member of the joint American-Israeli commission for housing and community development, which was established by former president Bill Clinton. In the early 1990s, he was involved in projects to build housing for new immigrants. The Israeli political world got to know Silverstein when he tried to create a free-trade zone in the country. He became friendly with Yitzhak Rabin, Benjamin Netanyahu, Ehud Barak and Ariel Sharon. |
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