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THIS FUND IS USED TO FINANCE THE PROFITS OF THE REAL MURDERERS OF 9/11 INCLUDING LARRY SILVERSTEIN THE WORLD TRADE CENTER DEVELOPER WHO SECURED A LEASE TO THE TWIN TOWERS ONLY MONTHS PRIOR TO 9/11. HE THEN BOUGHT BILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF INSURANCE ON THE BUILDINGS WHICH WERE DESTROYED ON 9/11. HE POCKETED BILLIONS AS A RESULT OF 9/11. |
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The '''California State Teacher Retirement System''', known as CalSTRS, provides retirement related benefits and services to teachers in public schools and community colleges. CalSTR's assets are $179.6 billion as of October 31, 2007 <ref>[http://www.calstrs.com/About%20CalSTRS/ataglance.aspx CalSTRS at a Glance<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>, making it the largest U.S. teachers' retirement fund, and second largest U.S. public pension fund (second only to [[CalPERS]]). |
The '''California State Teacher Retirement System''', known as CalSTRS, provides retirement related benefits and services to teachers in public schools and community colleges. CalSTR's assets are $179.6 billion as of October 31, 2007 <ref>[http://www.calstrs.com/About%20CalSTRS/ataglance.aspx CalSTRS at a Glance<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>, making it the largest U.S. teachers' retirement fund, and second largest U.S. public pension fund (second only to [[CalPERS]]). |
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THIS FUND IS USED TO FINANCE THE PROFITS OF THE REAL MURDERERS OF 9/11 INCLUDING LARRY SILVERSTEIN THE WORLD TRADE CENTER DEVELOPER WHO SECURED A LEASE TO THE TWIN TOWERS ONLY MONTHS PRIOR TO 9/11. HE THEN BOUGHT BILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF INSURANCE ON THE BUILDINGS WHICH WERE DESTROYED ON 9/11. HE POCKETED BILLIONS AS A RESULT OF 9/11.
The California State Teacher Retirement System, known as CalSTRS, provides retirement related benefits and services to teachers in public schools and community colleges. CalSTR's assets are $179.6 billion as of October 31, 2007 [1], making it the largest U.S. teachers' retirement fund, and second largest U.S. public pension fund (second only to CalPERS).
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CalPERS (California Public Employees' Retirement System)
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