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To: BirdDog who wrote (15129)	12/30/2001 3:10:01 PM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 281500

He obviously has perhaps too much conscience. No, I think Lesli E Robertson has just the right amount of conscience. Some air liners crashed into the buildings, and after a certain amount of time after that, they collapsed. Robertson sees that as a failure of his design, i.e. he never intended they should collapse so quickly, and he owned up to it. I see that as keeping good standards. I would have no hesitation in short listing his company in re building the Twin Towers if I was saddled with that decision to make. Truth of the matter of course is that had done a really brilliant job, if it wasn't for him maybe many more would have died. I have discussed this matter on another thread. One of the questions is how many people have died from asbestos inhalation Message 16506842 Message 16506103 Message 16503893 Message 16502812 Message 16501240 Message 16501145 Message 16501041 siliconinvestor.com