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Originally Posted by fastcarsfreedom
It's a shame--I'm really disappointed to hear that this has happened--I always had high hopes for that piece of the Lister--and it is a key part of that great King William streetwall.
However, anyone on here who is seriously talking about sabotage and arson ought to take a deep breath and rethink their comments. Secondly, anyone who knows anything at all about Lister knows that it's construction (due to its age relative to the buildings around it) is completely unlike those buildings that abut it.
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Think about this and if it's not leading to sabotage
- The yellow caution tape that went up the same day
- The smell of gas (urban explorers wouldn't tinker with gas pipes) Why was the gas still connected? If I don't pay my gas bill it's shut off in month (is this public record? perhaps if a investigation is going to happen then someone should examine the gas bills, was it turned-off? recently connected? I doubt the city will investigate, can citizens ask for an investigation?)
- The speed at which it gets torn down, so that no fire investigators will examine
- The firefighters were prevented from entering the building at the time of explosion. Not even to see if people were inside.
- Bratina asked staff to investigate the building that day, scheduled inspection the next day -- but it was too late
- the many 'mysterious' fires inside Lister
and the biggest reason....
- MOTIVE, the fact that LIUNA and HI RISE have been wanting to tear down these buildings for years.
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