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originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: EnhancedInterrogator
It's not actually an easy subject to learn. It took me twenty years to learn it.
Sorry if I get frustrated; it's complex, and I try to simplify it, but it's still hard to understand.
It's something which has gone on behind the scenes for nearly 80 years, and most people just don't get it.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: MrBuddy
have you watched the warning video, it shows the red suv and white car from the left side of 2nd ave, the same red suv and white car in the video. the flash comes from the right side of video and show where the fire ball in front of the white car would have been then look at the mid to upper right and you see the fire where the RV was.
there's nothing there in front of the white car.
Most blasts don't have any fire at all...until seconds later. Depending on the blast
originally posted by: LookingAtMars
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Most blasts don't have any fire at all...until seconds later. Depending on the blast
That explains hearing the blast before seeing it, I guess.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: LookingAtMars
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Most blasts don't have any fire at all...until seconds later. Depending on the blast
That explains hearing the blast before seeing it, I guess.
Could be the sound and video are out of sink. The last I checked light is faster than sound.
According to Alex Jones it was an attack on CNN. He thinks it might be a false flag but I suspect someone is attempting to getting rid of a domestic enemy of the United States. His Vote was properly recorded this time lol.
Is Nashville Bombing A False Flag To Blame On Trump Supporters?
Most blasts don't have any fire at all...until seconds later. Depending on the blast, the shockwave can move so fast there is no oxygen for fire at the site of the blast, and fire will only appear at a distance where there is enough oxygen to support the fire. I've seen major blasts / explosions with no fire at all, just massive destruction. Just look at the many videos on U-toob of bombs dropped in Iraq; you seldom see fire...unless they hit something flammable on the ground.