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   by Dr. Albert D Pastore's "Stranger Than Fiction: An Independent   
   Investigation of the True Culprits Behind 9/11":   
      
   "Now this whole controversy between the "melted steel" scenario and   
   the detonation scenario is one that could be very easily resolved. All   
   we have to do is dig up the steel beams and examine each and everyone   
   of them. If an explosive device caused the steel to fail, there will   
   be tell-tale indications for the engineers to see. But if it was   
   intense heat that caused the steel to "melt" or buckle, there will be   
   tell-tale signs of that as well. All we have to do to put an end to   
   this controversy is to closely examine the steel. Right?   
      
   Well, don't hold your breath. That's never going to happen. Thanks in   
   large part to Time Magazine's "Person of the Year 2001", New York   
   Mayor Rudy Giuliani, the steel beams were quickly recycled before   
   investigators even had the chance to look at them! A media darling and   
   lifelong supporter of Israel, Saint Rudy Giuliani made sure that all   
   of the "smoking gun" evidence was destroyed and right quick too. Much   
   of the steel was recycled in America, but an additional seventy   
   thousand tons of WTC steel was sold to Metals Management - a New York   
   company with a jewish president named Alan Ratner. Ratner then turned   
   around and shipped the unexamined steel to China and India for   
   recycling!   
      
   China Radio International’s English Edition also reported:   
      
   New York's Metals Management is among the firms taking steel from the   
   huge project to clear Ground Zero. The company says it has bought   
   70,000 tons of scrap from the ruined twin towers. Some of the scrap   
   has been shipped across the Pacific to Asian, including China and   
   India. Among the consignments of scrap are the "very dense" steel   
   girders from Ground Zero, which could finally yield 250,000 to 400,000   
   tons of scrap for recycling.   
      
   Imagine that! The largest criminal investigation in history and the   
   investigators weren't even permitted to see the most important   
   evidence of all - the steel! During the whole time that Saint Rudy the   
   Recycler and Ratner the Rat were destroying evidence, many of the most   
   respected engineers in the country openly complained not only about   
   the recycling, but also about the Federal government's suffocating   
   control of their investigation. On December 25, 2001, the New York   
   Times ran a story about the frustrations of some of the engineers who   
   were called in to study the cause of the collapse:   
      
   Interviews with a handful of members of the team, which includes some   
   of the nation's most respected engineers, also uncovered complaints   
   that they had at various times been shackled with bureaucratic   
   restrictions that prevented them from interviewing witnesses,   
   examining the disaster site and requesting crucial information like   
   recorded distress calls to the police and fire departments..."   
      
   They made their concerns known publicly. Bill Manning, editor of the   
   125 year old Fire Engineering magazine, noticed a strange difference   
   between the WTC investigation and other major fire investigations in   
   New York City’s past. Manning wrote:   
      
   Did they throw away the locked doors from the Triangle Shirtwaist   
   fire? Did they throw away the gas can used at the happy land social   
   club fire?...That's what they're doing at the World Trade Center. The   
   destruction and removal of evidence must stop immediately."   
      
   One investigator told the New York Times:   
      
   This is almost the dream team of engineers in the country working on   
   this, and our hands are tied," said one team member who asked not to   
   be identified. Members have been threatened with dismissal for   
   speaking to the press. "FEMA is controlling everything," the team   
   member said.   
      
   Dr. Frederick W. Mowrer from the Fire Engineering department at the   
   University of Maryland told the New York Times:   
      
   "I find the speed with which important evidence has been removed and   
   recycled to be appalling."   
      
   Finally, the Times story made this interesting little revelation   
   Recycling Rudy.   
      
   Officials in the mayor's office declined to reply to written and oral   
   requests for comment over a three- day period about who decided to   
   recycle the steel and the concern that the decision might be   
   handicapping the investigation."   
      
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