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I think once it is built, we should run a couple of planes into it and take it down, just like they took down the World Trade Center towers in NYC. By then we should have self piloting places if Google applies their self driving car technology to planes. Maybe then they will stop funding terrorism. On second thought, no, they will never stop funding terrorism. Terrorism is their religion.
You're kidding? Right? Who do you think is funding ISIS?
Hint: it's not the Shiites in Iran, it's not China or Russia, hmm, could it be those wealthy Wahhabist Sunnis ( just like ISIS) in Saudi Arabia? Naw. It's just a coincidence that most of the 911 bombers and Osama Bin Ladin were Saudi.
Saudi Arabia has so much money flowing out from the ground in the form of oil that they don't know what to do with it other than fund terrorism and build unnecessary crap.
A country that is not in the top 999,000 list of tourist destinations has to have the tallest building in the world, because they have nothing else to boast?
Just for clarity's sake, they get more than a million tourists/pilgrims during the Hajj alone every year.
That, and it's a total dick waving thing against the more moderate Emirates.
Saudi Arabia has so much money flowing out from the ground in the form of oil that they don't know what to do with it other than fund terrorism and build unnecessary crap.
That's 3,280 feet high. 1 World Trade Center is only 1,776 feet high. The erstwhile Sears Tower (now Willis Tower) is 1,450 feet high. What do y'all think?
Call it Babel.
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