1. Yes, IT could refer to the operation. But we can either read into what he said and find that indirect meaning OR we can take exactly what he said and know what it means.
(5:48 of the video) Luis Mendes of the Dept of Design and Construction talks about "pulling buildings," #6. We also know for a FACT the buildings 4, 5, and 6 were brought down with explosives. Why is it so hard to believe that 7 wasnt as well. In one argument you have the owner saying to pull the building, and you have multiple witnesses saying they heard the explosions, and you have the visual of a demolition that looks purely controlled. But i should just disregard all the other stuff and just read into what he MAY have meant, and take the official story. Have we not learned what we have been given in terms of the "Official Story" for the past 3 years.
2. Man, i had never said anything about some type of "inside job" regarding the twin towers. I only spoke of Building number 7 and how multiple people including the owner said it was brought down in a controilled demo. Also what are you suggesting? I am not extreme in any case, to flip the coin - are you posting on location in Afghanistan? Does that make you a coward? Sorry, this is not a black and white issue. YES it is conceivable that he meant "pull it" as "IT" being the team. BUT to me it makes more sence to just take what he said and know its meaning looking at the results as proof, that is not even taking into account the witnesses.
Do think that it is in any way plausible that he meant "Pull It" and "it" meant the buildings? Or is it just totally skewed NOT to read into someones meaning and take their words literally?
Dont you think that most people hearing what he said, and knowing what "pull" means, and then seeing what happened - would think that the buildings were demolished? To me this seems like the most logical reasoning.
EDIT: No personal attacks on my brain please....