Aus einer völlig anderen Quelle kopiert - ich hab mich nämlich jetzt selber drangemacht meine eigenen Beweise nochmal zu prüfen !!! (Helft mir doch mal !! Mac was los? )
Hab (da der Author meiner angebliche Illuminatiquellen behauptet
ein gewisser Herr David Rockefeller hätte den WTC bauen lassen)
einfach mal in Altavista den Suchbegriff D.Rockefeller eingegeben -und siehe da :
The new Guggenheim-Gehry proposal is sensational, which is not to say perfect, and desperately needed for New York to both demonstrate that it can once again foster great design and to give a significant boost to Lower Manhattan.
Lower Manhattan was the city's main corporate center until after World War II and the start of a major exodus to midtown and, worse, the suburbs. By the start of the 1960's, the downtown office market was in dire trouble despite the fact that it boasted the world's most famous and romantic skyline. David Rockefeller, then head of the Chase Bank, tried to stem the exodus by erecting a huge new headquarters, One Chase Manhattan Plaza, but its great bulk and boxy design severely clashed with the existing skyline, but it was sufficient to reduce the flow out of the market and would lead to the far greater black skyscraper nearby at 120 Broadway, both designed by S. O. M. The state and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey also recognized the need to bolster downtown and the authority would erect in the early 1970's the twin towers of the World Trade Center and use its excavated material to create a huge landfill adjacent to it along the Hudson River that would become Battery Park City. With 10 million square feet of office space, however, the World Trade Center depressed the downtown office market for some time and the original bold designs for the landfill development were significantly modified and toned down. In the 1980's, however, Olympia & York, the Canadian developers, won the contract for the major commercial section of Battery Park City and commissioned Cesar Pelli to design its World Financial Center, a huge cluster of large office buildings, all with different rooftops and mixed-facades with a spectacular, enormous skylit Wintergarden as its centerpiece fronting on a large-yacht marina. While the development of the rest of Battery Park City has been accomplished according to design guidelines developed by Alexander Cooper and Stanton Eckstut that tried to recreate the niceties of good pre-war residential construction in the city, the result has been very pleasing but still conventional - such a result, of course, could be considered exciting and excellent given the city's poor record in quality design, but some admirers of modern design considered it a lost opportunity.
In the 1970s, some very interesting mid-size office buildings were erected by the William Kaufman Organization on the east side of Lower Manhattan - 77 Water Street and 127 John Street, and a bit later, the beautiful curved, reflective glass tower at 17 State Street, but these paled in comparison with the scale of the silvery twin towers of the World Trade Center, the strong vertical piers of One Chase Manhattan Plaza, and the ungainliness of the huge tower at 60 Wall Street for the Morgan bank.
In the meantime, the South Street Seaport struggled to expand throughout the 1970's and 1980s and become a very nice but not terribly successful tourist attraction. Once Battery Park City had been launched, city planners envisioned a similar development along the East River south of the South Street Seaport, a project that was known as Manhattan Landing and would have erected several major office towers and possibly some residential uses on landfill in the East River.
Despite all this rather significant activity, downtown's
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Mega Wichtig !!! Bitte Prüfen !!!!
Wenn die Sache gefährlich wird, dann gehen die Gefährlichen zur Sache - und da geh' ich mit !
Bzw. Ohne Scheiß kein Preis !!!
Bzw. Ohne Scheiß kein Preis !!!
Sollte ich auch mal auisprobieren, aber irgendwie denke ich immer das man dann Gefahr läuft mal wieder eine von seinen Lachnummern zu verpassen 
His favorite areas of study within his degree were Shakespeare, the Restoration, Ancient Literature and most definitely not Contemporary Lesbian Eurobitch Authors.
*Räusper*! Auf wenn sollte das denn eine Anspielung sein, hä? Das war ein Witz und keine Aufforderung mich oder andere zu beleidigen......Original geschrieben von Mafio
@sick Du solltest den text für die Dummen nochmal übersetzen.
Früher war es jedenfalls hier Tradition, alles englische ab zu lehnen (weiß zwar nicht warum, ich fand das aber witzig)
Ich gebs ja zu; ich bin ein bisschen Faul, was solche Sachen anliegen
woody_P
Happy New Year 