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- Nov 15, 2009
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Here is a thread started that seems to fit this discussion:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/conspiracy-theories/104497-new-yorks-ungrateful-ny-firefighters-never-thanked-larry-silverstein.html
I'd like to pay tribute to Larry Silverstein who is a hero who displayed his firefighting genius when faced with a tough firefighting strategy decision while sitting in his office at his desk when called and asked what strategy to fight the fire with by the NY Firefighter Commander over the phone.
When the NY Firefighter Commander was at wits end on how to battle the fire in Building #7 he made a Command decision to call Larry Silverstein and ask for his expertise on the situation. Larry Silverstein showed his brilliance over the phone when he uttered the words "pull it" to the NY Firefighter Chief that led to the evacuation of Building #7 saving the lives of many NY Firefighters.
Perhaps every NY Firechief should have a hot-line directly to Larry Silverstein when faced with a tough firefighting strategy decision?
Perhaps at Ground Zero there should be a statue of Larry Silverstein sitting at his desk on the phone.... commemorating the very moment he uttered the words "pull it" to the NY Firefighting commander at wits end on what firefighting strategy decision to make?
If we can get the Larry Silverstein statue at Ground Zero we should have a TV monitor next to the engraving with a button to push that plays this commemorating video.
The statue should double as a radio tower to transfer a direct signal from Larry Silverstein to every NY Firefighting Commander. When the NY Firefighting Commanders are at wits end and think they may not be able to contain a fire they should be able to contact Larry Silverstein at any time at his office desk.
Watch the video I just posted and Larry Silverstein himself tells the compelling story of the NY Firefighting commander calling him saying he may not be able to contain the fire and Larry gives him the advice.
Larry Silverstein is a humble man who looks for no credit but I say we give credit where credit is due.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jPzAakHPpk]Larry Silverstein admits WTC7 was pulled down on 9/11 - YouTube[/ame]
http://www.usmessageboard.com/conspiracy-theories/104497-new-yorks-ungrateful-ny-firefighters-never-thanked-larry-silverstein.html
I'd like to pay tribute to Larry Silverstein who is a hero who displayed his firefighting genius when faced with a tough firefighting strategy decision while sitting in his office at his desk when called and asked what strategy to fight the fire with by the NY Firefighter Commander over the phone.
When the NY Firefighter Commander was at wits end on how to battle the fire in Building #7 he made a Command decision to call Larry Silverstein and ask for his expertise on the situation. Larry Silverstein showed his brilliance over the phone when he uttered the words "pull it" to the NY Firefighter Chief that led to the evacuation of Building #7 saving the lives of many NY Firefighters.
Perhaps every NY Firechief should have a hot-line directly to Larry Silverstein when faced with a tough firefighting strategy decision?
Perhaps at Ground Zero there should be a statue of Larry Silverstein sitting at his desk on the phone.... commemorating the very moment he uttered the words "pull it" to the NY Firefighting commander at wits end on what firefighting strategy decision to make?
If we can get the Larry Silverstein statue at Ground Zero we should have a TV monitor next to the engraving with a button to push that plays this commemorating video.
The statue should double as a radio tower to transfer a direct signal from Larry Silverstein to every NY Firefighting Commander. When the NY Firefighting Commanders are at wits end and think they may not be able to contain a fire they should be able to contact Larry Silverstein at any time at his office desk.
Watch the video I just posted and Larry Silverstein himself tells the compelling story of the NY Firefighting commander calling him saying he may not be able to contain the fire and Larry gives him the advice.
Larry Silverstein is a humble man who looks for no credit but I say we give credit where credit is due.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jPzAakHPpk]Larry Silverstein admits WTC7 was pulled down on 9/11 - YouTube[/ame]
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