I would like someone to explain why a tree fort was created in World Trade Center 7.
Just one high floor in Building 7 had its floors, walls, windows, etc reinforced to resist explosions, debris, etc making it basically a tree fort....why?
What in the fuck are you babbling about?
Since you are likely unfamiliar (sure don't care either) with the many disturbing facts surrounding 9/11 that question the whole story of how and why...here is a recap with info about the tree fort...
A very controversial terrorism fighting headquarters was built like a tree fort high in World Trade Center 7.
This very controversial Command Bunker (tree fort) was designed on the 23rd floor of Buiding 7.
This "Bunker" as described by the Press was highly criticized because of the cost of over $15 Million Dollars.
The 50,000 sq. ft. "Bunker" on the 23rd floor of WTC7 went through many construction renovations and upgrades putting in bulletproof windows, bomb resistant walls as well as its own air supply and back up generators.
This "tree fort" had rooms full of computers, video monitors, etc from where the Mayor could oversee City Emergency Planning.
This "Skybox" was staffed around the clock...
The Office of Emergency Management(OMC) was created by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in 1996 and contained offices such as
Counter Terrorism, Etc.
This new emergency group had their "Skybox" officially open in June 8, 1999.
This group mainly focused on
counter terrorism.
This "Tree fort" was greatly ridiculed for its cost, location, and other various reasons.
The Press dubbed it names such as "Bunker", "Skybox", "Tree fort", etc.
Time Author Philip Shenon: "seemed the supreme example of how Guiliani's ego and arrogance knew no bounds"
WABC Radio mocked Guiliani with a "Name-That-Bunker" contest for its listeners.
This "Tree fort" was highly criticized not only for its massive cost but also for its location right next to one of America's biggest terrorist targets the WTC Twin Towers.
In addition it was criticized for the high floor it was on making it vulnerable to power, water, and elevator outages.
Perhaps most controversial was the 6,000 gallon fuel tank placed in the building.
In 1998 & 1999, Fire Department Officials warned that the tank violated City Fire Codes and poses a hazard. According to one Fire Dept Memorandum, "if the tank were to leak or catch fire it would mean disaster".
The 6,000 gallon fuel tank was positioned about 15 feet above the ground floor between the 2nd and 3rd floors and was near several lobby elevators.
This large tank of fuel was meant to fuel generators that would supply electricity to the 23rd floor "Treefort" in the event of power failure.
Originally it was wanted to run the fuel line from the tanks up the elevator shafts, which anyone in building construction knows how elevator shafts need to be fire rated for safety, but due to fierce opposition from the fire department they were not allowed to run fuel lines from the tanks up the elevator shafts...
Rudolph ("Rudy") Giuliani
New York City Office of Emergency Management - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
7 World Trade Center - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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