SILVERSTEIN KNEW WHAT TO DO WITH THE WTC SITE THE MORNING AFTER 9/11!

When Governor George Pataki asked Larry Silverstein in the morning after 9/11 whether he was considering rebuilding the Twin Towers, Silverstein said no: he had in mind something "more ambitious": four new towers. He actively worked against reconstructing the original buildings, which he privately described as "looming monoliths."

Daniel Libeskind, the most famous Jewish architect who designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin, was the master planner of the site. His winning design (selected February 2003) solidified the principle that the original Twin Towers footprints should become a memorial, not commercial space. This led to the 2003 "swap" in which Silverstein relinquished his rights to the Twin Towers footprints in exchange for the right to build five new office towers around the memorial.

They chose to build memorials to an event to which a fraudulent narrative was ascribed as to who the real perpetrators were instead of rebuilding the Twin Towers.

Ask yourself why?

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