Its old news that WTC7 was brought down with explosives, even the lease holder said that on camera when he told the fire department to "pull it". Fire fighters do NOT use explosives and to rig a building that big would take weeks not hours.

Another point is that building 7 fell in the same way that the twin towers did and explosions was heard there by hundreds of people.

This proves that governments can do what the hell they want too and get away with it.

Originally posted by wlasikiewicz
Its old news that WTC7 was brought down with explosives, even the lease holder said that on camera when he told the fire department to "pull it". Fire fighters do NOT use explosives and to rig a building that big would take weeks not hours.

Another point is that building 7 fell in the same way that the twin towers did and explosions was heard there by hundreds of people.

This proves that governments can do what the hell they want too and get away with it.

Pull it is one of the most over-used statements ever. In demolition, "pull it" is only used when referring to tying cables to the building, and pulling it down physically.

However, when speaking to firefighters, pull it can refer to pulling the operation of attempting to recover WTC 7 and search through debris for survivors. WTC 7 was having reports of a three story bulge and a 20 story chunk "scooped" out of it on the lower floors. We have pictures of the 8 story corner damage and even a chunk of the edge of the roof that was knocked off by debris from WTC 1.

Everybody who paid attention knew for hours that WTC 7 was going to come down. Only the Truth Movement denies that this was the case.

Serious question was anyone in Building 7 when the first plane hit the first tower?
I'm guessing there was but I have never heard anything about that whether it was evacuated or even empty at the time.

Originally posted by Taggart
Serious question was anyone in Building 7 when the first plane hit the first tower?
I'm guessing there was but I have never heard anything about that whether it was evacuated or even empty at the time.

edit on 17-9-2011 by Taggart because: (no reason given)

Yes, building seven was evacuated before the towers collapsed, though there was one guy in them during both collapses. Barry Jennings, if you've heard of him. He showed up almost right after the evacuation had taken place. He commented on how there was still steaming coffee and such. Then, the power went out, and the elevators refused to work. This is when the first tower fell (South Tower). He proceeded to take the stairs down the entire building, and around the time when he got to the seventh floor, the other tower (North Tower) fell and bombarded WTC 7 with debris, blowing out the stairwell below Jennings. It took a couple hours or so before he was able to get the attention of firefighters and get out of the building.