re: #27 Sergey Romanov

The owner of Scrapbookpages site (which, for some reason, is the darling of Wikipedia and many other sites dealing with the Holocaust, despite covert but all-too-transparent “revisionism” on numerous pages) has granted us some more nuggets of her wisdom:

I don’t recall what time it was on 9/11 when Rick Leventhal said that there were 3,000 Jews who worked for an Israeli company on one of the top floors of one of the towers, but it was before both towers had collapsed, so it was around 7 a.m. California time. Leventhal reported that there was no way that the 3,000 Jews could be saved because they were on a floor above where the plane had hit.

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Inexplicably, she ends her 9/11 tribute with this:

How could 3,000 people fit on one floor? That has to be one mighty huge floor!