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Originally Posted by sltr
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Well I never thought it was a "slip up" or that the guy was necessarily physically near or at WTC7, and I never thought he had control of the fire department. I guess it does answer the question of how people have reconciled Silverstein's statement with the report, but I'm not sure that I buy the explanation that the "it" referred to firefighters. It seems pretty clear that the first part of the statement goes along with the second... they made the decision, we watched the building collapse. I'm not making any claims as to the truth of what happened because I don't know, but I think my (and many others') interpretation of the statement is reasonable and logical. Whether the statement was true or accurate is another question. It wasn't until well after I originally watched the PBS show that I found out that it was claimed WTC WASN'T brought down on purpose. It seemed like accepted fact since they never said anything to contradict it.
Anyway, I'm not one of these "tin hat" people who think Georgie Boy planned the whole thing, but I do think there are some things we haven't been told. Thanks for the info.