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This is assuming the trusses and shingles are salvageable, which you'll need an engineer to verify.  

It wasn't until the advent of manufactured trusses that 'wide open spaces' became commonplace (Although some of the building techniques in Japanese architecture and borrowed in very high-end bungalow architecture had some incredibly innovative ways to create open spaces, but I digress...)Before removing walls in any structure, you should consult a professional... especially if some dumbass wholesaler is telling you that the brick siding means that there are no load bearing walls!

Freedom of speech is implied. 

I tried to locate it on the web where George Jr admits what you say, can you send a link to the speech, interview or article that you reference?

No more freedom of speech.

I just got off the phone with the attorney representing them and gave her my speech.

You can use a scissor truss.

If you want a more authoritative voice on this subject, you may wish to read the transcript of a speech by Warren Buffet:http://www.tilsonfunds.com/superinvestors.pdfBut what you say is also true.

That year I put on a new truss and roof system with new insulation, and told him he'd have to wait for new windows.