How much did Larry Silverstein stand to gain by the total destruction of the twin towers by terrorist attack?
Q. Before the attack were the twin towers doing good business? Did they need any work? Extensive refurbishment maybe? Asbestos removal? How expensive is asbestos removal in two 110 storey buildings? If the towers hadn't completely collapsed to the ground would the insurance payout Larry Silverstein received have been the same? Did he profit greatly from the complete collapse of the twin towers? This goes in the political section as I believe there was huge political influence in the destruction caused that day.
Asked by Open your eyes - Mon Oct 15 18:07:12 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments

A. you ask to much of a bewildered and childish citizenry... Logic is reserved for the authoritarians, hence the popularity of wrestling and American Idle... these people no longer are able to think. They have become unwitting servants to a dark unnatural force... you could say Satanic but as Christianity is where the lies begin that would only pay homage to their self-indulgent ego trip... the world is drowning in hate and ignorance.
Answered by Josh C - Mon Oct 15 18:17:30 2007

Why mobile communication towers are situated to different places? Do these towers waves affect on health?
Q. I have come to know that, towers waves affect on health, it suffers us getting influenza, headache and depression. Someone says "NO" it doesn't affect but Mobile phone communication companies, for their revenue, profit keep doing it. These companies can play with human health, can't they?
Asked by najam - Sat Mar 21 05:30:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are certainly indications that microwave transmitters can have serious effect on children. To date there have not been conclusive studies that link microwave tranmissions with problems in adults, There is plenty of anecdotal evidence, but that is not very reliable. Of course, it is true that huge profitable industries do have a way of influencing what is studied and what information is released about the health risks associated with their industries. But I know that government funded studies in the UK came up with cautious, but ultimately 'inconclusive' findings about the associated health risks. It suggested that children's exposure should be limited, and that further studies were carried out. Still, it seems likely that it is… [cont.]
Answered by Midatlantian - Sat Mar 21 06:20:58 2009

How is the attack on Pearl Harbor and the attack on the Twin Towers similar?
Q. I am writing a social studies essay on how the attack on Pearl Harbor and the attack on the Twin Towers was similar. Can anyone give me ideas? I have 2 or 3 but I want to see if there are any better ideas I could use.
Asked by xXx<~3RcklessAbndon<~3xXx - Thu Mar 25 18:28:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Both said to be false flag attacks on the u s by the u s
Answered by NooNoo - Fri Mar 26 16:59:10 2010