Biden's Secret Service vehicles got torched last night

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: firerescue
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Now... a car catching fire might be a fluke. 5 cars catching fire is arson.
My first thought is that someone wanted to hide evidence of, well, something.

Before the conspiracy nutters get their panties all twisted , it is very common for a single vehicle to catch fire , usually from an electrical problem, and ignite adjacent vehicles in a parking lot

Seen it several times -

- how many fires have been in cars that a President rode in ? 🤣🤣🤣

It's likely the Intel and DOJ Community warning Biden.

"Step down, or you'll be inside the car next time!"

Im suspecting your train of thought. The damage to just those vehicles was, Lazar accurate .....

a reply to: firerescue

How did you make THAT leap of assumption from a post that didn't even hint ?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: firerescue

It was not, as I can ascertain 5 separate fires , was one vehicle which caught fire from at yet undetermined cause , which then extended to neighboring vehicles

How does one car burn in the engine compartment only then spread to just the 5 cars related in the rental and burn exactly the same way, or better yet spread at all, or even better yet, how does an engine compartment even catch fire...lol

i noticed no
tires were melted.

wassup wit dat?

a reply to: firerescue

dit dot dit dot all according to the official press release with no proof of anything confirmed 😀

a reply to: xuenchen

Did you bother to read the article ??

Did you miss how the cars were parked FACING EACH OTHER

You asked how the damage was confined to engine compartments

Park cars nose to nose, have one catch fire and will see the damage is consistent

a reply to: firerescue

In 44 years I've never witnessed an electrical fire on a gas guzzling beast of a Vehicle. Do they have other problems? yes. Step out of your fantasy and into the real world...

a reply to: Islandparty

So how many vehicle fires you been to .....

Ever see a fire in the dashboard ? or in the trunk ....???

Explain how that happens if not electrical

originally posted by: firerescue
a reply to: xuenchen

Did you bother to read the article ??

Did you miss how the cars were parked FACING EACH OTHER

You asked how the damage was confined to engine compartments

Park cars nose to nose, have one catch fire and will see the damage is consistent

Leaping to backwards assumptions again. All nice and "official" ain't it 😀

Your gotten by your own Escalation of commitment 😀

And triggered too 😀 with your Modal Fallacy

originally posted by: firerescue
a reply to: Islandparty

So how many vehicle fires you been to .....

Ever see a fire in the dashboard ? or in the trunk ....???

Explain how that happens if not electrical

Try a McNamara fallacy next 🤣

a reply to: firerescue

I've seen many of fires in person in EDV's [electrical delivery vehicles and EV's , you have no idea what I do. Experienced 4 so far. It is a blaze when one goes.

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Vehicle fully involved and the tires are not on fire ......

Thats because the fire was in the engine compartment and was quickly and successfully fought before it involved the tires and rest of the body

a reply to: Islandparty

As i said fires in dashboard of gasoline power vehicles are electrical in nature ........

Often we get there and put out fire before rest of vehicle goes

a reply to: firerescue

I agree, I have also seen this before, and it only took one vehicle catching fire to burn the ones near it. One car is usually engulfed while the other cars melt on the side facing the fire.
Another time I was approaching a car on the side of the highway and as I approached the car caught fire, and before I could pass with me going about 50 mph, the car was engulfed in flames with the driver running away. I'm assuming the fuel pump did not turn off, it was like a flame thrower was under the hood of the car.

a reply to: xuenchen

Again how many vehicles fire you fought .........????

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

cars these days have all sorts of odd alloys and what not so its not crazy to see cars melittid in a big fire


the question here is what started it and why did it last so long before getting put out even more so if it was next to jet fuel tanks.

the fact is these POTUS public movement is highly rehearsed and covered even by air support so ots odd they rented cars, there is a ferry to Nantucket i have been on it a million times and it carries cars and even big rigs so it makes me wonder why no armored cars for the secret service.


the SUV looks like it got hit or it hit something.


wonder if the citizens were sending a message to someone.

From looking at the surrounding vehicles, it's obvious that just those 5 Biden/SS vehicles burned. This confirms the fires were intentional.

Definitely intentional. Doubt it was aimed at the current administration, but damn. That is hot. Is it even possible to test for thermite as an engine compartment contaminant?

I like the competing car rental theory. That actually sounds plausible while the other scenarios seem unlikely.

originally posted by: firerescue
a reply to: xuenchen

Again how many vehicles fire you fought .........????

About as many as questions you ignore because you can't answer 🤣🤣

originally posted by: carewemust
From looking at the surrounding vehicles, it's obvious that just those 5 Biden/SS vehicles burned. This confirms the fires were intentional.

Yeah if one fire started the other fires, why didn't the other fires start fires too? 😀

You mean Bob Lazar accurate?

My thoughts on this isn’t so much a warning, but more of a way to get rid of any black box evidence that might have shown where Biden may or may not have been. We are told one thing about Biden but it may not be true. They said he spent time on a 30 million dollar estate, when in fact he may have been taken to a hospital, or somewhere else to help with his cognitive decline.

While the Secret Service are a tech savvy bunch, you can’t usually locate the black box on one of these vehicles and so the majority of the time they are in the engine compartments. However on the GM vehicle the black box is in the driver’s side access panel inside the cargo area where the access for the rear tail light is. Usually anyway. Since 2003 rental cars have had at least one GPS locator and transponder in the event the vehicles are stolen. Then Onstar became a thing. Now the rental places have these black boxes that collect data such as speed, driving habits, and of course GPS data as to where the vehicle has been in order to better ascertain mileage and how badly the vehicles were treated.

I am guessing that they did not want some sleuth finding out where Fumbles and Family went for Thanksgiving. a reply to: All Seeing Eye