Reply #85: Not quite

[KJF]

I agreed with five and six and two is technically correct, although it doesn't make much difference whether he was the owner of all the complex or the owner of some of it and the lessee of the rest.

As for (1), the hijackers' DNA allegedly taken from the Pentagon wasn't actually identified, but neither was any hijacker's DNA, although some of the hijackers' families probably would want to know for sure.

As for (3), I don't go a bundle on the Cleveland Airport Mystery, but you're not doing it justice.

I don't see anything hilariously funny about the gold:

CACHE OF GOLD FOUND AT WTC - NY Daily News
By GREG GITTRICH, THOMAS ZAMBITO and LEO STANDORA

Workers at Ground Zero unearthed last night a buried treasure of gold, hidden for weeks under the ruins of the World Trade Center.

As a small army of federal agents with shotguns and automatic rifles stood guard, city cops and firefighters packed two Brink's armored trucks with the lode.

The sources said the gold was found in a delivery tunnel under 5 World Trade Center.
http://newsmine.org/archive/cabal-elite/international-banking/gold-scam/cache-of-gold-found-in-wtc.txt

It was picked up by some other papers, for example the Indian Tribune:
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2001/20011102/world.htm#5
The Wall Street Journal:
http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=95001399

Maybe the story is true, maybe the New York Daily News got it wrong, but it is a real story, reported by real journalists who really interviewed the people involved, so I don't find it funny.

Why did you pick these six things? They're hardly the worst part of Loose Change - my personal "highlight" would be the 9 feet of reinforced concrete the "Cruise Missile" passed through.