"No manual firefighting actions were taken by FDNY." [Fema Report]
Almost. You had to cut the quote in half, omit amazingly relevant details and reimagine the punctuation. But you almost got it. Here's the actual quote, without your creative reimagining, with the bolded portions the parts you removed:
WTC 7 collapsed approximately 7 hours after the collapse of WTC 1.
Preliminary indications were that, due to lack of water, no manual firefighting actions were taken by FDNY."
http://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/fema403_ch5.pdf
Preliminary indications....which you so conveniently chose to omit. And when you look at the later NIST report, which is much more detailed, they give repeated reference to the FDNY in an around WTC 7
into the late afternoon:
An account backed up the FDNY fire chiefs and fire fighters who were actually there:
Pulled, huh? So much for your insinuation that it meant controlled demolition. Clearly, you need to inform the FDNY. As they use the term very differently.
And again....
But they didn't pull their people back, huh? The tragic part? You're gonna ignore the FDNY on their own fire fighting effort and cling to your batshyte conspiracy. And it still gets worse for your claims:
You say the FDNY meant one thing. The FDNY says they meant another.
The FDNY wins that contest.
Here's the problem with your narrative: the conversation was between Silverstein and the FDNY. Silverstein obviously didn't 'pull' the WTC 7 per your narrative. That leaves only the FDNY.
Now riddle me this, batman: how many buildings have the FDNY demolished in the history of their organization? Say it with me......exactly zero.
Worse, despite 343 of their own number persishing on 911,
you're accusing the FDNY of being a direct party to the cover up of the murder of their own numbers.
I double dog dare you to walk up to any FDNY member who was there.....and say that to their face. Its the kind of loathsome, gutless accusation your ilk only make anonymously. And only online.
Back in reality, Silverstein told them to pull the fire fighting effort. With the FDNY folks on the scene making numerous mention of their effort being 'pulled'.
Finally
they pulled us out. They said all right,
get out of that building because that 7, they were really
worried about.
They pulled us out of there and then they
regrouped everybody on Vesey Street, between the water and
West Street. They put everybody back in there.
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/nyregion/20050812_WTC_GRAPHIC/Banaciski_Richard.txt
FDNY Richard BANACISKI
"They pulled us out." Huh. Seems you may need to do more research. While you're at it, research what 'pull' means in demolision parlance. It means to attach cables to the side of a building, usually no more than 6 to 8 stories high, and literally pull it over with bulldozers.
Worker #1: Oh, weÂ’re getting ready to pull building six.
Luis Mendes: We have to be very careful how we demolish building six. We were worried about the building six coming down and demolishing the slurry wall, so we wanted that particular building to fall within a certain area.
Worker #1: We’ve got the cables attached in four different locations... <hard to hear>... Now they’re pulling [gestures to vehicles] pulling the building to the north. It’s not every day you try to pull down a eight storey building with cables”
America Rebuilds documentary (at 41 minute mark)
WTC 7 was 47 stories high. It couldn't be pulled over with bulldozers and cables. Making the term irrelevant to a structure that large. They're obviously referring to the fire fighting effort. A point underscored by the fact that the conversation was occurring between Silverstein....and the FDNY. And the FDNY chiefs. And the FDNY fire fighters.
Smiling....but you know better than all of them, huh? Remember, and I can't stress this point enough.....you guys don't have the slightest clue what you're talking about.