and do the research, then come back and tell me what you think. Oh, and on JFK, try googling E Howard Hunt and deathbed confession. But you won't hear anything about it on your BBC. Mr Rudin, I'm surprised you have the nerve to hang onto your conspiracy theories, but I suppose it's your job. Comment number 40. I do believe, regrettably, that not including the second statement by Mr. Silverstein was misleading. I can see little reason that you chose to omit it, unless to support your own conviction that Mr. Silverstein was not using the term 'pull it' to refer to the demolition of the building. Within the dialogue of the PBS documentary it does appear to infer that he was. Comment number 41. One question that remains unanswered is why, if Mr. Silverstein had no jurisdiction over the towers, and the responsibility for any alleged demolition would rest with the fire chief alone, he would say on a documentary video that he ordered anything to be 'pulled', whether the building or the firefighters. He would have to be something of a fantastist to do that. I do NOT believe the BBC is especially interested in digging up any untoward truths. They are not programmed that way. Comment number 42. If you ever look at your blog comments, you may have noticed I didn't really like the exchange between you and WeAreChange on the street. This is such a serious matter. Anyhow, Mike, the discussion was about what