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This is an extraordinarily articulate indictment of the failures of investigation after 9/11... Sadly it fell upon deaf ears at the time.NYC Rushed Evidence Removal of World Trade Center before FEMA BPAT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klaLuk1Aq-MSadly the Truth movement also failed to make this a part of the 9/11 Truth fabric like so many other topics and issues from whitehorse yukon fake hijack codes, to professional HTA Arson past, future and present and missing GeoPosition and depth data all 9/11 Earthquakes.
NYC Rushed Evidence Removal of World Trade Center before FEMA
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Jay Phillip Shore "The concrete was literally pulverized; all you're left with is steel and dust."
- Robert A. Kelman, General Manager of Hugo Neu Schnitzer East, who managed the destruction of 250,000 tons of steel from the World Trade Center by sending it to Asian smelters, far from the prying eyes of 9/11 investigators.http://www.hugoneu.com/
- Jay Phillip Shore The World Trade Center complex contained an estimated 285,000 tons of steel. In September 2002 the Associated Press reported that Hugo Neu had processed 250,000 tons (88 percent) of WTC steel: "The company that filled Megasteel's order, Hugo Neu Schnitzer East of Jersey City, New Jersey, said it had handled 250,000 tons of trade center scrap and had sent shipments to 11 countries, including Malaysia, China, South Korea and Japan." http://www.hugoneu.com/what-we-do/champions-of-recycling/
- Jay Phillip Shore Robert Kelman of Hugo Neu told the press that he was selling the steel for about $105 a ton. But he also paid up to $25 a ton to ship it. "I'm hoping I net $5 a ton, but I don't know," he said. The two recyclers who bought the steel from the World Trade Center were taking on a huge amount of steel in the most depressed scrap market of their time. Was there a hidden partner who managed the destruction of the steel?
Today, Hugo Neu is invested in an Israeli venture capital fund called the Agua-Agro Fund. The Agua-Agro fund is managed by Nir Belzer, a senior manager and co-founder of Israel's Millenium Materials Technologies Funds with a man named Oren Gafri. http://www.bloomberg.com/res.../stocks/private/person.asp....
Mr. Oren Gafri is a Senior Partner at Millennium Materials Technologies Funds. Mr. Gafri also serves as a Co-Founder at the firm. Mr. Gafri was the Chief Executive Officer and President at Pulsar Welding Ltd. from 1996 to 2001 and a General Manager at Chemitas Ltd., from 1989 to 1995. He was the PreBLOOMBERG.COM - Jay Phillip Shore National Public Radio (NPR) reported in February 2002 that Hugo Neu had received, processed and shipped almost 230,000 tons of steel from the World Trade Center. Kelman told NPR that some of the steel went directly from ground zero to barges -- to his junkyard in Jersey City. At the Hugo Neu junkyard the girders and columns were cut into pieces shorter than five feet (60 inches) and mixed in with other scrap before being sent to smelters in Asia, although the shipping cost was obviously much higher than sending it to an American steel maker. Cut, mix, and ship, seems to have been the Hugo Neu program for the crucial evidence from the World Trade Center. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1138655
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