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Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by Demigodly
So you are also calling the NYFD a bunch of liars then. Well no surprise.
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by Demigodly
So you are also calling the NYFD a bunch of liars then. Well no surprise.
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by RockLobster
Pull it. A term used to refer to pulling firefighters, pulling an operation, and removing them from danger. Many firefighters mentioned being pulled from the area.
Also, pulling in demolition terms: With cables. I dont see any cables on WTC7. Did you?
Originally posted by RockLobster
reply to post by lunarasparagus
If they claim to have inspected the damage and decided it was going to collapse, then yes , they were lying. The damage to tower 7 was not enough for it to collapse , how hard is this for you to understand ?
Frank Cruthers: "Chief Fellini had looked at it and described to us some damage to its south side; he felt that structural components of the building had been comprised. So when Chief Dan Nigro arrived at the command post, he convened a meeting of staff chiefs, and this was a major subject of the meeting. We were all in accord about the danger of 7 WTC, and we all agreed that it was not too conservative of a decision to establish a collapse zone for that building, move the firefighters out of the collapse area, and maintain that strategy." (Frank Cruthers, "Postcollapse Command," Fire Engineering, 9/2002)
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by RockLobster
reply to post by GenRadek
The fireman in that video ......... is he qualified enough to have an opinion ? it seems engineers arent , neither are pilots , infact neither are the firemen that say there was explosives.
The fireman in that video does not seem to know what day it is, never mind what structural integrity is , he is clearly just as confused as everyone else.
And that is not evidence of the damage you were trying to describe. Your arguement that firemen dont walk around recording things for fun is pretty weak too , how do you know the structural integrity of tower 7 was compromised if you have not seen any evidence of this ? and how do you expect me to beleive you if you cant show any evidence of this ?edit on 7-4-2012 by RockLobster because: (no reason given)
So if he says the building is leaning, he cannot be taken seriously since he is "not qualified"? What did I just say about doing some research into fire safety and collapse checklist? You do not need to be a engineer to figure out something is seriously wrong with a 47 story building that is leaning to one side. But nice of you to insult a firefighter. Real classy.
Originally posted by RockLobster
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by RockLobster
Pull it. A term used to refer to pulling firefighters, pulling an operation, and removing them from danger. Many firefighters mentioned being pulled from the area.
Also, pulling in demolition terms: With cables. I dont see any cables on WTC7. Did you?
Yeah , get me a link to that definition kid because i dont know where you`re getting that info from.
Now explain to me why a business man like Silverstein would be telling them to pull out.
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by lunarasparagus
Dont you just love their logic?
"I'm not calling them a liar! But they are lying! But I never called them a liar!"
Originally posted by RockLobster
My main arguments are personal insults addressed to you ? Love yourself much ?
You may think that i am trying to insult you , but i am not , however , if you are insulted by my posts then that is your problem and not mine.
How about answering this question , since you seem to be refusing to answer my last........
Why do you think N.Y.F.D Luitenant David Restuccio said these words ..
---> “We had heard reports that the building was unstable, and that it would eventually need to come down on its own, or it would be taken down. I would imagine it came down on its own.” " or it would be taken down "