plague311
Great minds think...
I dare to say now that there was no explosives found in the dust Larry Silverstein can say that he was "pulling it" all morning long and it doesn't make a difference....
Sorry if this is beating a dead horse.
I'm not a native English speaker and my spoken English is far worse than my written English, so this may be a non-point since the beginning. However, I must ask mainly in order to be sure myself.
Every time I watch the "pull it" clip, I wonder if he says "pull it" or just "pull" with no "it".
Is it possible at all that he only says "pull" with no "it"? Or even "pulling"?
I just want to know, not to resurrect the topic. I really hope that if it's crystal clear that the "it" is there, then this is put to rest again leaving things as they were before I asked. We've had to many "pull it" threads.
Wait, you actually think you won?
That's hiLARious, DGM! Where is that floor-slapping tiger gif when you need it?
He must have got ALL his facts wrong, then! Right? And FOX news NEVER bothered to correct it! Nor did Silverstein ever demand a correction! Nor have any of the other NYPD officers, Con-Edison workers, firefighters or other journalists he mentions attempted to correct this obvious false claim in the two years since it appeared in FOX news! Wow!
Why don't you write to FOX and let them know?
You know, when you ask the question "Did Silverstein intentionally demolish WTC 7?" and then are presented with the facts listed above, why is it that bedunkers refuse to use Occam's Razor?
Their only counter-argument is incredulity.
And FYI "pull" is indeed used to refer to firefighters many, many times.
Show me one.
I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
No?
One rule for you, right ergo? Well while you will refuse to even show me where the word "pull" is used to refer to explosive demolition I will show you a few occasions where the word "pull" has been used to refer to rescue operations and firefighting.
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Theres plenty more examples but thats enough.
So "pull", "pulling" and "pulled" is used to refer to firefighting.
It is not a stretch to think the FDNY rep called him saying they have to pull the firefighting operation, or "pull it". The "it" being the search and rescue operations. It IS a stretch to think alternatively that Silverstein was using demolition slang (that no one uses) to casually admit (but no one notices) he blew his own building up on 911 aided by the FDNY.
So I ask you again, when is the word "pull" or "pull it" used to refer to explosive demolition?
Go on ergo, try and back up a point for once.
And yet not one of those examples mentions "pull it".
Ergo. You're saying that they loaded that building for demolition only after they found out it was compromised and could potentially collapse. You're saying they did that while it was on fire. You're saying that they doubled the world record while thousands of first responders for outside of the building. You really can't see how insane that is?
Still on "Pull It"? Oh, there's something obvious, but it's not what you think it is.
Could he have said "pullet"? It wouldn't make much sense in context, but neither does the truther claim that he was talking about blowing up the building.
Compare:
"We've had such a great loss of life already, so maybe the best thing to do was blow up the building..."
with,
"We've had such a great loss of life already, so maybe the best thing to do is young chicken..."
He was probably ordering KFC for all the firefighters on duty there.
Finally!
"We've had such a great loss of life already, so maybe the best thing to do is eat fried chicken"
This makes the most sense of all of them
Plus it doesn't have the "Larry is Jewish" problems of the Pulled Pork conjecture.
We've had such a great loss of life already, so maybe the best thing to do is young chicken...