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The thing I learned the most from 9/11 was to never get to work early. The slackers lived.
Whatever one believes caused the collapses, disposing of most of the structural evidence before completing a rigorous forensic investigation was indefensible.
It's unbelievable that the twin tower steel was cut apart so quickly and *sold overseas* before NIST could get their hands on it. The site should have been treated like gigantic airplane crash scenes.
But the people with the money and making the money with the war had other things to do...
It's unbelievable that the twin tower steel was cut apart so quickly and *sold overseas* before NIST could get their hands on it. The site should have been treated like gigantic airplane crash scenes.
But the people with the money and making the money with the war had other things to do...
Cleveland police put a stolen vehicle license plate into the database a flock camera saw it and alerted the police of the city that it was in. High speed chase ensued and the vehicle looks totaled.
Well done?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_VAry8ydcg
Well done?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_VAry8ydcg
9/11 history for No Agenda Fans:
There was a cool program in late 1999 called Radio Userland. It was an RSS reader. One of the default feeds was Adam Curry's. Wow. I hadn't heard his name in almost a decade.
Dave Winer built Radio Userland. And blogged with it.
Dave added the enclosure tag to RSS and Adam wrote a script to move the downloaded file to an iPod. Podcasting was born. But HERE is Dave's blog on 9/11. This is how I followed what was going on. http://scripting.com/2001/09/11.html
There was a cool program in late 1999 called Radio Userland. It was an RSS reader. One of the default feeds was Adam Curry's. Wow. I hadn't heard his name in almost a decade.
Dave Winer built Radio Userland. And blogged with it.
Dave added the enclosure tag to RSS and Adam wrote a script to move the downloaded file to an iPod. Podcasting was born. But HERE is Dave's blog on 9/11. This is how I followed what was going on. http://scripting.com/2001/09/11.html
Tourist Guy - the first huge internet meme is Favorite 9/11 memory Part 1.
Favorite 9/11 memory Part 3:
The footage of the guy on the walkie saying "Pull It" right before WTC 7 collapsed.
It's not shown anymore. Cannot find it.
The footage of the guy on the walkie saying "Pull It" right before WTC 7 collapsed.
It's not shown anymore. Cannot find it.
Favorite 9/11 memory Part 2:
The surviving NY fire fighters divorced their wives and married the widows of their fallen comrades who happened to get millions of dollars of payouts. It wasn't one or two. It was a bunch.
The surviving NY fire fighters divorced their wives and married the widows of their fallen comrades who happened to get millions of dollars of payouts. It wasn't one or two. It was a bunch.
They sell t-shirts and merch at the Somerset, PA Flight 93 gift shop.
Soon after PA has a national tragedy in its boundaries, the gift shops popup. (See: Gettysburg)
Soon after PA has a national tragedy in its boundaries, the gift shops popup. (See: Gettysburg)
all the AIs get PISSED when I say Flight 93 was shot down. Holy shit they go off on me.
The millennial ultra thin ho-brows that were in fashion 6+ years ago are definitely a sign of crazy.
