These are not my quotes. they are not my words I offer no opinion here. This is a copied and paste from another article, probably a manaicl propaganda specialist who has succeeded in brainiwashing me. This passage gives the wource for the silverstien comment.
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In a stunning and belateddevelopment concerning the attacks of
9/11 Larry Silverstein, thecontroller of the destroyed WTC complex, stated plainly in a PBSdocumentary that he and the FDNY decided jointly to demolish theSolomon Bros. building, or WTC 7, late in the afternoon ofTuesday, Sept. 11, 2001.
This admission appeared in a PBSdocumentary originally aired in Sept. of 2002 entitled"Rebuilding America, A Year at Ground Zero". MrSilverstein's comments came after FEMA and the Society of CivilEngineers conducted an extensive and costly investigation intothe curious collapse of WTC 7. The study specifically concludedthat the building had collapsed as a result of the infernowithin, sparked, apparently, by debris falling from the crumblingNorth Tower.
In the documentary Silversteinmakes the following statement;
"...Iremember getting a call from the fire department commandertelling me they were not sure they were going to be able tocontain the fire...and I said, 'Well, you know, we've had suchterrible loss of life...maybe the smartest thing to do is, is 'pull'it...and they made that decision to 'pull'...uh,and we watched the building collapse."
Mr. Silversteins comments stand indirect contradiction to the findings of the extensive FEMAreport. They even negate Kevin Spacey's narrative in the verydocumentary in which they appear; "WTC 7 fell afterburning for 7 hours." If it had been generally known thatthe building was "pulled" wouldn't Mr. Spacey havephrased it that way?
In the same program a cleanupworker referred to the demolition of WTC 6; "...well, we'regetting ready to "pull" buildingsix." There can be little doubt as to how theword "pull" is being used in this context
