In news:gg5j92tq64l2ri7c0c3s9agfg879qtk6n1@4ax.com,
Never anonymous Bud <newskat@katxyzkave.net> typed:

On Wed, 21 Jun 2006 12:48:49 GMT, "Amanda Angelika"
<manic_mandy@hotmail.com> wrote:

OTOH though you actually have Larry Silverstein openly admitting in a
televised interview that WTC7 was "pulled"

He DID NOT say it WAS 'pulled', he said it would HAVE TO BE pulled.

And 'pull it' is NOT USED by crews in controlled demolition as the
trigger phrase, it IS used to indicate that something will HAVE TO
be demolished because it can't be saved.

JUST the fact that you keep using that STUPID point means you don't
care about the truth.

If you DID, you'd already KNOW that your info is wrong, COMPLETELY
wrong.

It's clearly not a misquote since the guy is filmed saying it.

How do you set up explosives in
a building supposedly burning out of control?

You wait til the fires are out, then you use the 'big swinging ball'
and other equipment OUTSIDE the building.

Surely this would seem to indicate it was rigged prior to the fire.

Once again, you jump to the most illogical conclusion.

Building don't usually collapse as a result of fire. Hell there are still
shells of buildings standing in Munich that were bombed by the RAF and USAF
in WWII that are still standing as a War Memorial, I've seen them. There is
still at least one building in Japan that survived at the epicentre on an
Atom bomb detonation. And before you say towers are different the Germans
used to use towers as air-raid shelters, mind the NAZIs were never much for
public safety. Never the less WTC7 was never hit by a plane and if
explosives weren't used then apparently it's the first tall building in
history to completely collapse simply as a result of fire.

Going by past examples and there are thousands it's not logical to assume
buildings collapse as a consequence of fire alone, hell some buildings in
London were hit by German V2 Rockets in WWII and didn't totally collapse.

But who knows maybe American buildings are vastly inferior in design and
construction to our superior British and European buildings ;)
-- 
Amanda