jonks
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- Feb 7, 2005
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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
I'm not answering any more of your questions until you disprove the figures and profits I have presented. Furthermore, the insurance companies did fight the payout. The full amount for 2 attacks would have totaled 7 billion the judgment was capped at 4.5 billion liability as determined by the value of the towers. And even furthermore, no company in their right mind is going to go against the status quo in the face of a undeniable evidence that it was a terrorist attack during a time of disaster and mourning. Can you imagine the PR fallout if that happened....it would be suicide. It was a terrorist attack only the terrorists weren't all caught and aren't all who we think they are.
Your problem is that you somehow look at profits as evidence of inclusion (or masterminding!) of a conspiracy that would require a cast of hundreds to participate and then remain silent. Cast members include officials at the highest levels of govt, the airlines, the faa, the fbi, the investigating teams, bin laden, and Seven Jeans.
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
What is the risk of getting caught? Even talking about this subject gets you(me) labeled a loony. As far as I am concerned what little risk he had was easily mitigated.
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How many different groups reviewed the wreckage? How many people witnessed the attacks? How many would have to be involved at every level to pull this off? And you think an insurance agency would even BLINK at balking on a $7 Billion payout if it had evidence of fraud to spare "the country's" feelings? HAHAHA!
