If you are clinging to the "pull" comment then yes you are implicating the firefighters.
This is where Silverstein said "pull".
"I remember getting a call from the fire department commander, uh, 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 then we watched
the building collapse."
Silverstein is talking to the fire cheif.
To begin with it is absurd that you take the word 'pull' out of the context where it clearly does not mean 'demolish'. "We've had such terrible loss of life, maybe the smartest thing to do is pull it " is not referring to explosives.
Then you ignore the fact that it implicates the fire department as well. So are you going to keep quoting Silverstein or not? Just the words that suit you?
Of course Ganymede won't see this as he has me on ignore...
Well, I see you (and he can see you through me then). I have seen this 'pull' comment before but I have never paid it much heed. I think it'd have made more sense if he had said 'to pull
back'. I mean, seriously, demolition people do pull buildings and it would seem appropriate there; as in, the building can't be saved, so let's pull it so it doesn't cause damage to the surrounding buildings. I personally think he may have known the building was pulled and made a gaffe; as in, revealed more then he himself wanted to by mistake.
Anyway, I'm willing to believe that he may have simply been trying to say 'to pull back'. As far as I'm concerned, there's so much evidence that the building was pulled, the only important thing from his statement is that it lends itself to suspicions that he knew that the building was pulled. In terms of whether or not Larry Silverstein knew, I have no direct evidence that he did. I do know that he's a prominent jewish man and that Jim Marrs, author of several books on 9/11, stated that a jewish lease holder of part of one of the towers, broke their lease before 9/11, strongly suggesting foreknowledge. A member of ICQ, which I believe is an Israeli company, claimed to have tried to warn some that 9/11 was going to collapse. And some men, perhaps agents of Mossad, apparently filmed the destruction and seemed to celebrate; they were arrested but then released, which Jim Marrs says is common policy when dealing with agents from certain countries.
I have also heard that if the buildings were indeed pulled, control of the operation may well have been done from WTC 7. By destroying the building, they would remove the evidence.
I'll say right off the bat that I'm going off of memory here; if you ask me to cite sources, I will currently fall flat; I'm guessing most of this information can be found from Jim Marrs various books, but I've also read some things on the internet. To this day people still disagree on how many people killed JFK so perhaps we'll continue to argue about this 40+ years down the road as well. However, it seems to me that there are a lot more people who believe that 9/11 was an inside job only a few years after the event then there were people who felt the same about the JFK assassination; so perhaps things will develop more quickly. Time will tell.