Yes; see Gravy's
WTC7 document. Just a couple of points bear repeating;
1. The term "pull" is
never used by firefighters to refer to demolition, and it's only used by demolitions experts to refer to physically pulling a building down with wires.
2. Silverstein stood to (and in fact did) lose a lot of money from the total loss of the building, not profit from it, thanks to a clause that required him to rebuild after any such loss.
3. It was the Fire Dept Commander who made the decision, not Silverstein. The authority here, and therfore the lion's share of any complicity here would with the FDNY, yet Silverstein cops it from the CT brigade because of his awkward use of language and the CTs assumptions about its significance.
As Bell said; totally debunked.