Your quote is from Wiki, my source is from the FEMA report. No contest.
Well....no. Mine is from the
New York Times, under eyewitness accounts of personal actions. So, no contest. Also, I think you misunderstand your sources.
Even though the FEMA report alludes to a collapse steming from fire damage and structural damage.
This is the part that always surprises me - Troofer picking and choosing of data from report that ultimately invalidates their reasons for living.
Ok, there's 3 mainstream sources that confirm no manual firefighting was taking place in WTC 7. So until any of you can provide one mainstream source to refute the evidence I've just presented, politely shut the **** up.
Probably a bit of deception on your part. While, they probably did little manual firefighting of any note in the building, they were
in the building, as the the NYT source illustrates.
Based on those interviews, it's safe to say that they never entered WTC7 and carried out any firefighting operations as the NIST & FEMA reports have stated.
Sheer assumption. I can see from this that you probably can't bring yourself to believe it any more.
They only mentioned that they attempted to fight the fires when they were outside of the structure, but they said it was futile because the hoses had no pressure. So once again, there was no firefighters to pull.
So - in your thesis, when they were fighting the fire from outside the building - when they realized the building was going to go down, they...just stood around directly outside it? Say, ten feet away? Had a smoke or something, did they?
"Can't hurt us - we're not inside!"
There was no firefighters to pull out of the building. There were no manual firefighting operations taking place inside WTC7 as the FEMA report states.
Well, the NYT interview clearly demonstrates that there were firefighters in the building. Whether they did too much firefighting is another question, of course, but one you wisely don't address.
"Pull it" is a term used in building demolition. As the facts clearly demonstrate. No matter how hard your try to distort the truth.
It kind of hurts that no one believes you and that the people on the forum took about five minutes to knock this Trooferism down, doesn't it?
Rescue workers? Why would they have rescue workers dispatched to WT7 when all employee's were evacuated 8 hours before the collapse?
And you know that they were sure they got them all? What's your argument then: that no rescue workers were dispatched? Which would prove what in any case?
How convenient, WTC7's internal fire suppression systems were disabled 2 hours before attacks.
Actually it was by the falling debris.
So, I'm sorry, but your thesis doesn't stand.
Done. :shrug: