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David WJ Sherlock
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Banish
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Pity Fred Dibnah is gone to the great scrap-yard in the sky  |
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utopiated
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Micpsi
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| utopiated wrote: | I'd rather sit and have a cuppa with Fred and discuss his big steam engine than get any 'expert' opinions.
Why not trace the Kingstar van from 7/7. To my knowledge no-one has done this yet. |
Oh yes they have!
http://www.applegate.co.uk/construction/company/co_1066540.htm
Home page of Kingstar:
http://www.kingstar.co.uk/
Notice that one of its services is robotic demolition. Also that one of its listed clients is AMEC, which was one of the four contractors New York City's Department of Design and Construction (DDC) gave the job to remove debris at Ground Zero. The four companies were:
* Tully Construction, Sacramento District
* Bovis Lend Lease International, Mobile District
* AMEC Construction Management, Portland District
* Turner Construction, Baltimore District
http://911review.com/coverup/groundzero.html
Unusual coincidence, don't you think, that the van that was driving by the #30 bus at the instant it blew up is owned by a demolition company specializing in robotic demolition that lists as a client one of the four companies that cleared the debris at Ground Zero? |
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mjd1982
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If anyone knows how to put a video together, I will get on this.
Let me know!
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