Was AMEC Involved in the Demolition of WTC7?
A lot of interesting info here.
AMEC, a contracting/construction firm, has several intriguing connections to 9/11: they helped clean up at ground zero and they renovated the Pentagon (the area that was attacked). AMEC also has a contract for Iraq reconstruction.
Other pertinent info: Controlled Demolition, Inc. did a demolition of huge twin storage tanks near Manhattan in July 2001. Was it a test run for the twin towers? Also, Westfield Corproation, Silverstein's company, had contracts with all three airports where 9/11 hijackings took off (officially).
"Total 911 Info" has more on AMEC and WTC7.
AMEC, a contracting/construction firm, has several intriguing connections to 9/11: they helped clean up at ground zero and they renovated the Pentagon (the area that was attacked). AMEC also has a contract for Iraq reconstruction.
Other pertinent info: Controlled Demolition, Inc. did a demolition of huge twin storage tanks near Manhattan in July 2001. Was it a test run for the twin towers? Also, Westfield Corproation, Silverstein's company, had contracts with all three airports where 9/11 hijackings took off (officially).
"Total 911 Info" has more on AMEC and WTC7.
posted by spooked at 5:12 PM
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Hey spooked, check this out about AMEC's corrupt links.
AMEC CONSTRUCTION
When London-based AMEC Construction showed up at Ground Zero as one of the Big Four hired to run the cleanup job, the firm's U.S. subsidiary already was ensnared in government corruption probes in Missouri and California. AMEC still got the 9/11 job.
AMEC's No. 1 guy on the ground was Vice President Leo DiRubbo, a reputed associate of the Luchese crime family. At Ground Zero, it was DiRubbo's responsibility on behalf of the Luchese crime family "to ensure labor peace between organized crime and contractors," according to investigators' reports obtained by The News.
AMEC hired Big Apple Wrecking, owned by Harold Greenberg, a reputed mob associate whose firm was barred from government work because of his convictions in bid-rigging and bribery conspiracies. Weeks into the cleanup, Thacher Associates realized Greenberg was on-site and kicked Big Apple off the job, though the firm still collected $203,000. It didn't end there. Safeway Environmental, a firm that investigators allege was controlled by Greenberg, was still at Ground Zero.
Safeway got $3.7 million for asbestos and mold removal, and another $3 million to help clean up a severely damaged office tower at 130 Liberty St.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/september11/story/374486p-316202c.html
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