If you will answer this question.
Do Fire Rescue teams go into burning buildings to resuce people all the time?
WRONG a fire commander informed the owner that the buidling could not be saved.
Silverstien agreed it was not worth anymore lives so the fire commander decided to pull it.
Why are you afraid to show us an example of someone pulling a 40+ story burning building before or after 9/11?
If you will answer this question.
Do Fire Rescue teams go into burning buildings to resuce people all the time?
Yes, and they NEVER EVER bring down buildings with explosives.
another "if you do this" answer.
Fine. I'll play your silly game.
Yes, yes they do.
Now, do they do it with hundred of pounds of explosives with them? nope.
Well at least i person in here is adult enough to answer a question.
I did not say they needed to have a hundred pounds of explosives did i?
Yes, and they NEVER EVER bring down buildings with explosives.
I never stated they did bring down the building with or without explosives.
Well at least i person in here is adult enough to answer a question.
I did not say they needed to have a hundred pounds of explosives did i?
Now present your proof that you have "several examples" of a burning building being pulled
why did you leave this part unanswered?
I am working on pulling up all my information i have, it will take some time.
As stated i actually do research not like most poeple on here.
ok, i'll give you time. It's 1 am CST here, and I'm racking out. I'll be back in 2 days time. surely you should have something by then
No, you do no research. You tell lies. All the time.
Ok no problem as long as you accept and admit to the facts shown.
gotta bring 'em first.
Becasue it shows that the fire commander could have only been talking about the building when he stated pull it.
Hi all. First post here
here is the interview (i assume) this guy is "quoting"
from: edit: too new cant post links
The most important operational decision to be made that
afternoon was the collapse had damaged 7 World Trade
Center, which is about a 50 story building, at Vesey
between West Broadway and Washington Street. It had very
heavy fire on many floors and I ordered the evacuation of
an area sufficient around to protect our members, so we
had to give up some rescue operations that were going on
at the time and back the people away far enough so that if
7 World Trade did collapse, we wouldn't lose any more
people.
We continued to operate on what we could from
that distance and approximately an hour and a half after
that order was giver., at 5:30 in the afternoon, World
Trade Center (7) collapsed completely
5:30 - 1.5 hours = 4pm was that so hard?
so now you say you can trust his words? enough to base your claims on?
i guess that means you agree with him that the building was very heavily damaged and was in imminent danger of collapse?
heres decent video of damage to 7
and this one
check out about 30 seconds in the smoke clears a little and you can see a gouge 3/4 of the way up the building (that wasnt present in pictures prior to 911)
Larry is a New Yorker
I too am a NYer and i can tell you were very busy people
we tend to condense what we say, making it easy to take things out of context
as far as the question a few pages back about Larry not wanting to invest his own money, and rely on private and govt backing? (even though the article didn't say that)
... I'd say that's bein' a good businessman lol