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To: Casaubon who wrote (106690)	1/17/2010 8:44:16 PM
From: pogohere	6 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116555

That depends on the intentions and motives of the occupants/lessees of BLDG #7: see: What Was In Building 7? wtc7.net Secretive CIA Site in New York Was Destroyed on Sept. 11 by James Risen A NATION CHALLENGED: THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - A NATION CHALLENGED: THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY; Secret C.I.A. Site in New York Was Destroyed on Sept. 11 - NYTimes.com WASHINGTON, Nov. 3— The Central Intelligence Agency's clandestine New York station was destroyed in the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center, seriously disrupting United States intelligence operations while bringing the war on terrorism dangerously close to home for America's spy agency, government officials say. The C.I.A.'s undercover New York station was in the 47-story building at 7 World Trade Center, one of the smaller office towers destroyed in the aftermath of the collapse of the twin towers that morning. All of the agency's employees at the site were safely evacuated soon after the hijacked planes hit the twin towers, the officials said. The intelligence agency's employees were able to watch from their office windows while the twin towers burned just before they evacuated their own building. Immediately after the attack, the C.I.A. dispatched a special team to scour the rubble in search of secret documents and intelligence reports that had been stored in the New York station, either on paper or in computers, officials said. It could not be learned whether the agency was successful in retrieving its classified records from the wreckage. A C.I.A. spokesman declined to comment. nytimes.com The US government's official position is that 911 was a conspiracy. You and I are just having a slight disagreement about who the conspirators were. I claim in all modesty to have trouble swallowing camels. Gnats are easy. How 'bout you?