Larry Silverstein, WTC 7,
and the 9/11 Demolition
The above photo shows the fires in WTC 7 at roughly 3 p.m, as does
this 1 MB wmv video of the building.
If the FEMA collapse report were true then the fires shown would have
been burning throughout entire floors, not just in a few rooms.
Larry Silverstein, the controller of the destroyed WTC complex,
stated plainly in a PBS documentary that he and the FDNY decided
jointly to demolish the Solomon Bros. building, or WTC 7, late in the
afternoon of Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001.
In the documentary "America Rebuilds", aired September 2002,
Silverstein makes the following statement;
"I remember getting a call from the, er, fire department commander,
telling me that they were not sure they were gonna be able to contain
the fire, and I said, 'We've had such terrible loss of life, maybe the
smartest thing to do is pull it.' And they made that decision to pull
and we watched the building collapse." [mp3]
In the same program a cleanup worker referred to the demolition of WTC
6: "... we're getting ready to pull the building six." [mp3]
There can be little doubt as to how the word "pull" is being used in
this context.
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Firemen evacuated the area as they prepared for the collapse of
Building Seven. [Ground Zero Spirit]
Then it was about 5:00, because I was getting hungry. We were eating
oatmeal cookies and watered-down Gatorade from the Salvation Army and
the Red Cross. ... We walked back. We didn't do any further because
building number seven was coming down. That was another problem, to
wait for building seven to come down, because that was unsecure. It
was about 5:30 that building came down. [WTC Task Force Interview]
9/11 Videos:
The Controlled Collapse of WTC 7
Molten steel was found “three, four, and five weeks later, when the
rubble was being removed [from WTCs 1 & 2],” Loizeaux said. He said
molten steel was also found at 7 WTC, which collapsed mysteriously in
the late afternoon. [American Free Press]
Molten steel is a byproduct of a thermite reaction.
Wired New York reported "steel members in the debris pile that appear
to have been partly evaporated in extraordinarily high temperatures".
Burning diesel can't produce enough heat to melt steel, so it
certainly can't evaporate it, but thermite can.
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Consider the facts:
The fires in WTC 7 were not evenly distributed, so a perfect collapse
was impossible.
Firemen anticipated the building's collapse (even though fire had
never brought down a fire-protected steel building prior to 9/11).
Silverstein said of the building "the smartest thing to do is pull
it."
WTC 7 subsequently collapsed perfectly into its footprint at freefall
speed.
Molten steel and partially evaporated steel members were found in the
debris.
When you add to the above the fact that Madrid's Windsor Building
remained standing after an 18+ hour 800°C fire there can be only one
conclusion as to what happened to WTC 7: it was demolished.
The fires in WTC 7 were supposedly started by the collapse of WTC 1
meaning there would have been no time the rig the building for
demolition on 9/11, therefore this had to have been done whilst the
building was still occupied prior to 9/11.
Doesn't this strike you as an odd and dangerous thing to do? If there
were no terrorist attacks on 9/11 then a disgruntled employee could
have brought down WTC 7 simply by thumping a red button - it makes no
sense whatsoever.
There had to be a very good reason for this building to be rigged for
demolition whilst it was still occupied. Did Silverstein, the new WTC
owner who wisely invested in insurance against terrorism, have prior
knowledge of the attacks?
One thing is for sure, the decision to 'pull' WTC 7 would have
delighted many people:
The SEC has not quantified the number of active cases in which
substantial files were destroyed [in the collapse of WTC 7]. Reuters
news service and the Los Angeles Times published reports estimating
them at 3,000 to 4,000. They include the agency's major inquiry into
the manner in which investment banks divvied up hot shares of initial
public offerings during the high-tech boom. ..."Ongoing investigations
at the New York SEC will be dramatically affected because so much of
their work is paper-intensive," said Max Berger of New York's
Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann. "This is a disaster for these
cases." [New York Lawyer]
Citigroup says some information that the committee is seeking [about
WorldCom] was destroyed in the Sept. 11 terror attack on the World
Trade Center. Salomon had offices in 7 World Trade Center, one of the
buildings that collapsed in the aftermath of the attack. The bank says
that back-up tapes of corporate emails from September 1998 through
December 2000 were stored at the building and destroyed in the attack.
[TheStreet]
Inside [WTC 7 was] the US Secret Service's largest field office with
more than 200 employees. ..."All the evidence that we stored at 7
World Trade, in all our cases, went down with the building," according
to US Secret Service Special Agent David Curran. [TechTV]
The demolition of WTC 7 has major implications for the twin towers.
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