Ode To Yamasaki – Was the WTC architect a CIA asset?

tsig said:
The towers were brought down by anti imperialism?
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Don't be an idiot. Whomever flew the plans into the towers did it for some reason. My guess it was motivated by a reaction to US hegemony and driven by religious fundamentalism.
 
JSanderO said:
Don't be an idiot. Whomever flew the plans into the towers did it for some reason. My guess it was motivated by a reaction to US hegemony and driven by religious fundamentalism.
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15 Saudis don't like McDonald's. 15 Saudis tried of selling oil to the USA. Is that it? What has the USA done to Saudi Arabia?

Was it Popeye's Chicken?
They upset they don't let us visit as tourists?

What it the expected life of the WTC without UBL and his idiots?
 
JSanderO said:
Don't be an idiot. Whomever flew the plans into the towers did it for some reason. My guess it was motivated by a reaction to US hegemony and driven by religious fundamentalism.
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Hmm... are you blaming the Israelis here?
 
yankee451 said:
Please be specific as to what in this article about the history of Minoru Yamasaki compelled you to think such a thing.
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I'll use the following quote as a prime example:

They were conceived at the end of WWII by men who had the world by the balls. Their audacity and arrogance knew no bounds, just look at the size of those towers! They created an absurdly out-sized effigy of America, authored a contrived story and supplied a cast of cartoon characters to burn it down. They knew we’d believe it because we believed the news reels claiming they nuked the Japs; and after they laid the Moon Landings on us, they knew we’d believe anything as long as it was on the TeeVee.
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How's the Mad Hatter like his tea? Did you ask Alice when she was 10 feet tall?
There are some facts here: The USA nuked Nagasaki and Hiroshima with Atom bombs, landed on the moon, and you like the word TeeVee...
 
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MIKILLINI said:
I'll use the following quote as a prime example:



How's the Mad Hatter like his tea? Did you ask Alice when she was 10 feet tall?
There are some facts here: The USA nuked Nagasaki and Hiroshima with Atom bombs, landed on the moon, and you like the word TeeVee...
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Facts? That's a laugh. Repeating the propaganda doesn't make it true.
 
Minoru Yamasaki, Mr. Consistency

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Never accused of pushing the field of architecture to its limits, World Trade Center designer Minoru Yamasaki could at least be depended upon to create structures that were simultaneously boring and badass in a foreboding, Death Star sort of way. Like a fleet of ships from the same navy, Yamasaki’s designs have always intrigued me because of their hypersimilarity. This guy knew what he was going for and went for it over and over and over and over…
Full article here
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HotRodDeluxe said:
I decided to give the OP the benefit of the doubt and read this....piece. Paragraphs 1 & 2, while somewhat prosaic, offered a glimmer of interest. However, the introduction of the masonic symbolism (sigh, not that dumb crap again) didn't bode well for the prospect of a rational treatise. Then, as I reached this gem: 'Was Yamasaki groomed to construct props for a thirty-year CIA con-job? Let’s review', I quickly realised the rest would be just as retarded, so I opted to learn the introduction to Hotel California instead. Therefore, I'd like to thank the OP for providing me with the incentive to do something else far more productive.
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From the third paragraph:

I feel scrutinizing Freemasonry is a waste of time which also tends to weaken the impact of the evidence. Too often a masonic discussion devolves into an Illuminati discussion; with the term “Illuminati” tending to lower the credibility of the person using it
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JSanderO said:
And then you have all the loony tunes who think 9/11 all was part of an illuminati plot to rule the world...
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Please, if the New World Order wasn't already in place, 9/11 and the ensuing war on terra would never have gotten off the ground. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
 
SpitfireIX said:
Yankee of course wishes to insinuate that Yamasaki and his family received some sort of special treatment, thus implying that he had an "in" with the military-industrial complex. The fact is that most Japanese-Americans on the West Coast were not ordered to go to internment camps; they were merely required to leave the designated security zones. Many had no choice but to go to the camps because they had no family or friends in other parts of the country who could take them in, but this was not the case with Yamasaki's family, as he was working as an architect in New York.

Fail.
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You said it. Fail.

The official story has it Yamasaki's family avoided internment thanks to the help of the architectural firm "Smith Hinchman and Grylls" from Detroit. The significance of this is that he wasn't working for them at the time, and like you said, no one needed to "assist" Yama's family to move east, considering Minoru was already placed in New York. From the article:

the Japanese population of the West Coast was generally encouraged to move east, not that folks east of California wanted them, but if Minoru was already in New York, why would he require the help of anyone to move his parents East? How much was bus fare to New York from the slums of Seattle? The more I looked at that narrative, the less sense it made so I started following the only lead I had; Smith, Hinchman & Grylls.

Why is it when researching the WTC, almost everywhere I turn there’s a weapons contractor?

During the Great Depression, Smith, Hinchman & Grylls almost went out of business, and during WWII they survived by building ammunition plants for the military:
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  • Smith Hinchman and Grylls was in Detroit.
  • Yama was in New York.
  • Yama's family was in the slums of Seattle (the very neighborhood that coined the term "skid row").
  • Any Japanese American with a place to go and bus fare could have traveled to New York.
  • Smith Hinchman and Grylls "helped" Yamasaki's family avoid internment, although Yama had a good job with Shreve, Lamb and Harmon in New York.
  • Internment ended by the time Yama started working for Smith, Hynchman and Grylls (1945).
  • Smith, Hynchman and Grylls avoided bankruptcy by building ammunition plants for the Military during the Depression.
  • Smith was also involved with the Manhattan project.
  • Yama was involved with big Saudi Construction projects involving bin Laden construction and the CIA.
  • Yama designed the US consulate in Kobe Japan, shortly after WWII.
  • Smith, Hinchman and Grylls later went on to design the new CIA Headquarters Buiilding.

There is more in the article, links, etc.

If Yama wasn't a spook, he was certainly surrounded by them.
 
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