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Originally posted by Fowl Play
If this is the tone of your previous questions, no wonder i didnt answer them.
Originally posted by Griff
If he ment the building: Since when does a fire chief have the authority to demolish a building?
According to the account of a firefighter who walked the 9th floor along the south side following the collapse of WTC 1, the only damage to the 9th floor facade occurred at the southwest corner. According to firefighters' eyewitness accounts from outside of the building, approximately floors 8-18 were damaged to some degree. Other eyewitness accounts relate that there was additional damage to the south elevation.
Originally posted by Griff
Fowl Play,
I thought you questioned WTC 7? I'm pretty sure I have read that you said you question it? Confused.
Originally posted by twitchy
No Controlled Demolitions eh? Ok well look at this pic, and see if you can find ANY other buildings of relative size and contruction that collapse due to fire, or damage if you like, that fall STRAIGHT down into it's own footprint like this does...
If I'm not mistaken there is/was some money in it if you can proove the official story by the way.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I think someone needs to read the FEMA report that quoted that building 7 only had some damage to 10 floors according to firemen on the scene.
Not enough to casue a collapse even with fire. No steel building has ever collasped due to fire.
www.wtc7.net...
According to the account of a firefighter who walked the 9th floor along the south side following the collapse of WTC 1, the only damage to the 9th floor facade occurred at the southwest corner. According to firefighters' eyewitness accounts from outside of the building, approximately floors 8-18 were damaged to some degree. Other eyewitness accounts relate that there was additional damage to the south elevation.
Originally posted by Fowl Play
explosives may of been used... i really dont know
Originally posted by twitchy
Originally posted by Fowl Play
explosives may of been used... i really dont know
Well Fowl Play, you just won some respect from me. The wisest men know only that they do not know, and I appreciate our shared goals of examining information here objectively. I wish all these would-be skeptics had that mentality.
Originally posted by Fowl Play
I would hardly call these Neatly into their own footprint...
Originally posted by Fowl Play
[So what are you saying Ultima1, that the evidence you present of that fireman, is not as relevant as the 2 statements of the chiefs i present?
Cant have it one way, and not the other mate...
We must study both statements as equal evidence and make a judgement on the result of our studies.
You cant dismiss what u want and accept what you want... This is the main problem between certain truthers... Pick and choose evidence.
www.911report.com...
PAPD Sergeant David Lim: "So I attempted to get in through the Barkley Street ramp which is on Barkley (sic) and West Broadway, but I was being held back by the fire department, because 7 World Trade, which is above the ramp, was now fully engulfed."
archive.recordonline.com...
FDNY Captain Jay Jonas:"We could hear fires crackling. We didn’t know it at the time, but No. 7 World Trade Center and No. 5 World Trade Center were immediately adjacent to us and they were roaring, they were on fire. Those were the sounds that we were hearing. ...At the same time, No. 5 World Trade Center, No. 6 World Trade Center and No. 7 World Trade Center were roaring. They were on fire. And they were right next to us. So we have all that smoke that we’re dealing with."
1. We walked over by number Seven World Trade Center as it was burning and saw this 40-plus story building with fire on nearly all floors. –FDNY Lieutenant Robert LaRocca
2. ...Just when you thought it was over, you're walking by this building and you're hearing this building creak and fully involved in flames. It's like, is it coming down next? Sure enough, about a half an hour later it came down. –FDNY Lieutenant James McGlynn
www.firehouse.com...
3. I walked out and I got to Vesey and West, where I reported to Frank [Cruthers]. He said, we’re moving the command post over this way, that building’s coming down. At this point, the fire was going virtually on every floor, heavy fire and smoke that really wasn’t bothering us when we were searching because it was being pushed southeast and we were a little bit west of that. I remember standing just where West and Vesey start to rise toward the entrance we were using in the World Financial Center. There were a couple of guys standing with me and a couple of guys right at the intersection, and we were trying to back them up – and here goes 7. It started to come down and now people were starting to run. –FDNY Deputy Chief Nick Visconti
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All morning I was watching 7 World Trade burn, which we couldn't do anything about because it was so much chaos looking for missing members. –Firefighter Marcel Klaes
5. When the building came down it was completely involved in fire, all forty-seven stories.
graphics8.nytimes.com...
6. The concern there again, it was later in the afternoon, 2, 2:30, like I said. The fear then was Seven. Seven was free burning. Search had been made of 7 already from what they said so they had us back up to that point where we were waiting for 7 to come down to operate from the north back down. –Captain Robert Sohmer
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7. Then we had to move because the Duane Reade, they said, wasn't safe because building 7 was really roaring. –FDNY Chief Medical Officer Kerry Kelly.
8. At this point Seven World Trade was going heavy, and they weren't letting anybody get too close. Everybody was expecting that to come down. –Firefighter Vincent Massa
9. Chief Cruthers told me that they had formed another command post up on Chambers Street. At this point there were a couple of floors burning on Seven World Trade Center. Chief McNally wanted to try and put that fire out, and he was trying to coordinate with the command post up on Chambers Street. This is after searching for a while. He had me running back and forth trying to get companies to go into Seven World Trade Center. His radio didn't seem to be working right either because he had me relaying information back and forth and Chief Cruthers had me --
Q. So everything was face-to-face? Nothing was by radio?
A. Yeah, and it was really in disarray. It really was in complete disarray. We never really got an operation going at Seven World Trade Center. –FDNY Captain Michael Donovan
Originally posted by ANOK
What caused steel and concrete to fuse together in what is known as the
WTC meteorite?
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Lets look at the quote from Firemen and policemen at WTC 7
I could post another 20+ quotes from different firemen, but I think you guys get the jist of it. WTC7 was damaged badly and burning out of control.
Other Eyewitnesses
"The building was fully involved in fire." – Photographer Steve Spak
Firehouse: Chief Nigro said they made a collapse zone and wanted everybody away from number 7� did you have to get all of those people out?
Hayden: Yeah, we had to pull everybody back. It was very difficult. We had to be very forceful in getting the guys out. They didn�t want to come out. There were guys going into areas that I wasn�t even really comfortable with, because of the possibility of secondary collapses. We didn�t know how stable any of this area was. We pulled everybody back probably by 3 or 3:30 in the afternoon. We said, this building is going to come down, get back. It came down about 5 o�clock or so, but we had everybody backed away by then.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
So your saying the other steel buildings that had bigger and longer burning fires and suffered more structural damage and did not collapse. But building 7 with just some damage to 1 side on 10 floors and minor fires a few floors (per photos) just collasped ?
I guess you did not see or hear Silverstein when he stated that the incident commader decided to PULL the building.
The firemen were out of the building early in the day (according to firechiefs timeline) The only reason for the incident commander to call Silverstein was to let him know they could not save the building (Silverstien had no authority to tell the incident commander what to do with the firemen). I guess it was just good timming that the building did not collapse until after the phone call.