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Eugene Delacroix painting vandalized by 9/11 Tr

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Eugene Delacroix painting vandalized by 9/11 Truther


Uncle Sam | 207229 hits | Feb 08 12:06 pm | Posted by: Regina
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According to Le Figaro newspaper, the woman wrote "AE911" near the bottom of the canvas

Comments

  1. by avatar commanderkai
    Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:08 am
    *Facepalm* I'm surprised they don't encase works of art in glass like I think the US Constitution is preserved in. Keeps fuckers like this Truther from ever coming close to damaging it.

  2. by avatar DanSC
    Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:34 am
    I think the reason the Louve doesn't use the same security as the U.S. Constitution is probably cost. The Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and Bill of Rights are kept in argon gas behind blast-proof glass. At night and at times of emergency, like 9/11, they are automatically lowered into a massive vault several, perhaps even a dozen, stories under the National Archives building in Washington.

    Though considering the value of the Mona Lisa, such a vault is probably not a bad idea.

  3. by avatar Zipperfish  Gold Member
    Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:35 am
    Architects and Enigneers for 9/11 truth. Rather embarassing for me as an engineer. I've seen Zeitgeist; from an engineering eprsective their argument fails. Except fo WTC 7--that building should never have falen down.

  4. by avatar commanderkai
    Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:36 am
    "DanSC" said
    I think the reason the Louve doesn't use the same security as the U.S. Constitution is probably cost. The Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and Bill of Rights are kept in argon gas behind blast-proof glass. At night and at times of emergency, like 9/11, they are automatically lowered into a massive vault several, perhaps even a dozen, stories under the National Archives building in Washington.

    Though considering the value of the Mona Lisa, such a vault is probably not a bad idea.


    Well a vault MIGHT be a bit overkill, I think, but just having some case to enclose it doesn't seem too expensive, considering the immense historical and monetary value of the artwork. Hopefully they'll be able to properly restore the work to it's original condition

  5. by avatar CanadianODST
    Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:57 pm
    "Those who create great works of art to make a political statement should be revered.
    Those who destroy great works of art to make a political statement should be despised."
    A comment from the page.



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