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ok ok. what about the FACTS "loose change" provides on the insurance policy of the owner of the WTC towers? this guy bought an insurance policy on the WTC almost a year before, which paid him billions of dollars if the towers were damaged by terrorist activity. if this is an untruth, the owner would have the makers of "loose change" in court. advanced knowledge? HELL YES
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uh maybe they insured it after the earlier attack in the garage of the towers.
Seems reasonable to me.
Silverstein Properties is headed by Larry Silverstein, a large contributor to Democrat and Republican office-holders. Silverstein Properties became the primary owner of the WTC Twin Towers less than two months before 9/11/01 (Westfield Malls was Silverstein Properties' minority-partner). Buying from the New York Port Authority, Silverstein Properties invested only $15 million toward a total purchase-price of $3.2 billion for a 99-year lease on holdings worth an estimated $8 billion. The low-rise office buildings WTC 4, 5, and 6, and 400,000 square feet of retail space were included with the Twin Towers in this deal. Silverstein Properties immediately took out extensive insurance policies on its new holdings.