GG, Red and Harcourt, as you think the World Trade Centre was in inside job, how many people do you think it took to plant the explosives through the twin towers and associated buildings, do all the cover up work, keep it secret and when do you think it was done? What is your estimation as to the breakdown costs of all of this, the estimation as to the amount of thermite explosive charges needed and who provided this, who was in charge etc. I would be interested in hearing any interviews with anybody who might have been involved, despite the secrecy, it is likely several hundred people were involved in some way over the few years from the late 1990s from those who "really knew" to "dupes" installing "special insulation" and getting in the way of all those office workers who couldn't understand why their wall linings were being ripped out. It makes you wonder, there must be someone out there surely who will spell the beans on this, or on the cover up (or the cover up of the cover up). If it was me calling the shots, I would just pay the terrorists money to fly a couple of planes into to those buildings because that would look really impressive on TV even if the buildings didn't fall down (would be a bit cheaper and you can just blame Osama ), it just seems a bit, you know what i mean wasteful, to do the same job twice over. Anyway there must be lots of American Tradies out there who have felt a bit used and willing to talk about being tricked into installing thermite rather than pink batts. That Richard Cage bloke has been getting a bit of a hard time in Popular Mechanics, the unofficial technical journal for the CIA. I feel a bit sorry for him cos architects don't earn as much as they used to, and all of his colleagues think he is bit of a wanker, but I suppose going on the conspiracy speaking circuit pays the bills. I don't know if you guys like movies, but check out Capricorn One its way better than Apollo 13 and much more realistic. Buzz Aldrin punched some guy out in a Beverley Hills car park some years ago who thought he faked it, in that earlier film I think, but I would bet Tom Hanks who is the better actor wouldn't have had that problem.
