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"Bancale est peut-être un peu fort comme mot, oui. Mais ce qui est certain, c’’est que la tour 7 n’a pas bénéficié d’une construction entrant dans les canons de l’architecture, ce qui aura peut-être contribué à sa chute.« 

On se marre bien avec mmarvin. 
Ha oui, ça c’est certain, les Amerloques ont décidé de dépenser 61 millions de $ pour le QG de juiliani au WTC 7, une construction n’entrent pas comme chacun le sait (sauf les amerloques) dans les »canons de l’architecture« . 

A ce propos Juliani a viré J.Hauer le responsable de ce centre de commandement pour avoir choisi un site soit disant à haut risque d’attaque terroriste. Il ne mentionne même pas la théorie fumeuse des mauvaises fondations.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/05142007/news/nationalnews/giuliani_slams_ex_ai de_nationalnews_geoff_earle.htm
Il faut bien trouvé un responsable car en plus Hauer n’a même pas l’air responsable de ce choix.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2007-07-31/news/rudy-giuliani-s-five-big-lies-about-9-11/full

 » BIG LIE

3. Don’t blame me for 7 WTC, Rudy says.In response to his critics’ most damning sound bite, Giuliani is attempting to blame a once-valued aide for the decision to put his prized, $61 million emergency-command center in the World Trade Center, an obvious terrorist target. The 1997 decision had dire consequences on 9/11, when the city had to mobilize a response without any operational center.

« My director of emergency management recommended 7 WTC » as « the site that would make the most sense, » Giuliani told Chris Wallace’s Fox News Channel show in May, pinpointing Jerry Hauer as the culprit.

Wallace confronted Giuliani, however, with a 1996 Hauer memo recommending that the bunker be sited at MetroTech in Brooklyn, close to where the Bloomberg administration eventually built one. The mayor brushed the memo aside, continuing to insist that Hauer had picked it as « the prime site. » The campaign then put out statements from a former deputy mayor who said that Hauer had supported the trade-center location at a high-level meeting with the mayor in 1997.

Hauer doesn’t dispute that he eventually backed the 7 WTC location, but he clearly favored MetroTech. His memo said that MetroTech "could be available in six months," while it took four and a half more years to get the bunker up and running at 7 WTC. He said that MetroTech was secure and « not as visible a target as buildings in Lower Manhattan »— a prophetic comparison"