an avant garde Austrian art group was given access to the 91st floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center and allowed to remove windows, erect platforms outside the structure?
They are 100%.
the art troupe was named Gelitin, short for blasting gelitin or Jelly, perhaps? What are the odds this group is sponsored by a cultural group with an Israeli agent who lived only blocks from Mohammed Atta the terrorist who hated modern art and crashed an aircraft into the North Tower of the World Trade Center?
They are 100%.
the markings on the cases that lined the walls of the space the Gelitin "art group" were using were the same markings used for a special fuse holder assembly that allows for complex wiring?
They are 100% too.
the New York Times publishing a full page feature in August 2001 showing pictures of the artists at work?
Yes 100%.
At the same time there was another group of artists in occupation at the WTC. Their name? the E-Team. And they made no secret of their presence:
So there were two groups of artists occupying the World Trade Center just before 9/11: one with a special interest in explosives, the other apparently made up of electricians. An ideal combination, really, if you wanted to bring the building down in a controlled demolition.
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So who are the members of 'Gelatin" and where are they to-day? In Austria?
ReplyDeleteThey seemed averse to having their faces photographed - something almost entirely innocent, or artistic, or 'security', at least before 9/11.
"Where are they today?"
ReplyDeleteAlmost certainly not still doing weird stunts in high-rise buildings under the name "Gelitin".
That they did exist and were in occupation at the WTC seems confirmed by this article in the New York Times.
the Gelatin B team were Israeli demo experts
ReplyDeleteAccording to the NY Times, they were Austria. But whatever their nationality, they were most likely demo experts. But the FBI apparently had no interest in them either before or after 9/11.
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