Since AE911 is a non-profit, what they make from the campaign is a matter of public record. According to public records, AE911's revenue for 2011 was just under $470,000, of which they spend $155,000 on salaries. Not a bad gig.
"NIST admits that Building 7 is the first time a building over 15 stories tall has EVER collapsed due to fires."
This list of statements you got is copied and pasted from reddit, and the statements don't have sources listed.
http://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1korgs/the_official_megalist_of_911_suspicious/
"The National Institute of Standards and Technology concluded in their report on Building 7: "While debris impact from the collapse of WTC 1 initiated fires in WTC 7, the resulting structural damage had little effect in causing the collapse of WTC 7.""
I've never said otherwise. But you denied the building was hit by anything.
"NIST admits that Building 7 is the first time a building over 15 stories tall has EVER collapsed due to fires."
Other large steel frame buildings have collapsed due to fire, and after a much shorter duration. See: McCormack Center in Chicago.
"The official 9/11 Commission Report does not discuss Building 7"
The report mentions the evacuation of WTC 7 on page 305.
"NIST admits to a free fall acceleration over 2.25 seconds."
It admits to no such thing. It calculated the fall of the roofline from 18 stories to be 5.4 seconds, 40% longer than free fall time.
"Fell neatly into its own footprint"
No it did not. It damaged other buildings - including the Verizon building.
"Collapse is symmetrical."
See above.
"NIST declined to test for chemical explosives used in demolition."
Because they wouldn't have been conclusive. But NIST did investigate whether an explosion caused the collapse, this is their response:
"Did investigators consider the possibility that an explosion caused or contributed to the collapse of WTC 7?
Yes, this possibility was investigated carefully. NIST concluded that blast events inside the building did not occur and found no evidence supporting the existence of a blast event.
In addition, no blast sounds were heard on the audio tracks of video recordings during the collapse of WTC 7 or reported by witnesses. According to calculations by the investigation team, the smallest blast capable of failing the building's critical column would have resulted in a sound level of 130 decibels (dB) to 140 dB at a distance of at least half a mile, if unobstructed by surrounding buildings. This sound level is consistent with a gunshot blast, standing next to a jet plane engine, and more than 10 times louder than being in front of the speakers at a rock concert.
For the building to have been prepared for intentional demolition, walls and/or column enclosures and fireproofing would have to be removed and replaced without being detected. Preparing a column includes steps such as cutting sections with torches, which produces noxious and odorous fumes. Intentional demolition usually requires applying explosive charges to most, if not all, interior columns, not just one or a limited set of columns in a building.
Is it possible that thermite or thermate contributed to the collapse of WTC 7?
NIST has looked at the application and use of thermite and has determined that its use to sever columns in WTC 7 on 9/11/01 was unlikely.
Thermite is a combination of aluminum powder and a metal oxide that releases a tremendous amount of heat when ignited. It is typically used to weld railroad rails together by melting a small quantity of steel and pouring the melted steel into a form between the two rails.
To apply thermite to a large steel column, approximately 0.13 lb of thermite would be needed to heat and melt each pound of steel. For a steel column that weighs approximately 1,000 lbs. per foot, at least 100 lbs. of thermite would need to be placed around the column, ignited, and remain in contact with the vertical steel surface as the thermite reaction took place. This is for one column . presumably, more than one column would have been prepared with thermite, if this approach were to be used.
It is unlikely that 100 lbs. of thermite, or more, could have been carried into WTC 7 and placed around columns without being detected, either prior to Sept. 11 or during that day.
Given the fires that were observed that day, and the demonstrated structural response to the fires, NIST does not believe that thermite was used to fail any columns in WTC 7.
Analysis of the WTC steel for the elements in thermite/thermate would not necessarily have been conclusive. The metal compounds also would have been present in the construction materials making up the WTC buildings, and sulfur is present in the gypsum wallboard used for interior partitions.
An emergency responder caught in the building between the 6th and 8th floors says he heard two loud booms. Isn't that evidence that there was an explosion?
The sound levels reported by all witnesses do not match the sound level of an explosion that would have been required to cause the collapse of the building. If the two loud booms were due to explosions that were responsible for the collapse of WTC 7, the emergency responder-located somewhere between the 6th and 8th floors in WTC 7-would not have been able to survive the near immediate collapse and provide this witness account."
http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/factsheet/wtc_qa_082108.cfm
"BBC reported the collapse hours before it happened, twice."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2007/03/part_of_the_conspiracy_2.html
Because they kept getting reports that it was in the process of collapsing from American media sources.
"Barry Jennings, the Deputy Director of the Emergency Services Department for the New York City Housing Authority, was trapped inside Building 7 when the first plane hit. He has repeatedly told his story of hearing explosions on the 20th and 22nd floor while trapped inside. He did mysteriously in 2008, days before the release of the final NIST report."
NIST addressed this. No other witnesses heard such explosions, and had it been a demolition, the witness would not have survived.
"With rare exceptions, the media does not discuss building 7."
I don't know what counts for sufficient discussion of building 7 for you.
"Larry Silverstein, owner of the WTC complex, famously made the command to 'pull it', in reference to building 7."
With reference to pulling the firefighters from the area. And he didn't say that he gave the command, but that the firefighters gave the command. Firefighters don't demolish buildings.