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Originally posted by Hijinx
reply to post by ToadInAHole
My god we've been over this!!!!!
Predators are only equipped with hellfire missiles which were originally intended as anti-armor missiles. The results would not be the large blast pattern we have here. IF!!! it was a drone strike it would have been done with a reaper, and a JDAM type bomb, JDAM's use GPS guidance and explode when they reach ground level, for maximum efficiency, we would have a massive crater and we do not.
I'm done, I used math, I used logic. I'm just done. Tinfoil hat time, it was the result of a very fine microwave pulse from a blazar in deep space. The focal point of said beam was in the garage of the house hyper accelerating the air to a combustible temperature causing a massive explosion and those reporting chest pains and injuries were hit with valence radiation WOOOOOOOO ATS # yeah
IF a 100lb bomb were dropped on the house,
Originally posted by azoth88
Originally posted by diesel_actual
reply to post by Hijinx
Something was being stored in that house, ammo/explosives...maybe a small fire triggered it off
Google street view (2007) shows open box truck from lumber company dropping off something other than lumber...
You can't be certain that it's not lumber...
You obviously have never seen the way that wood is packaged. What are you expecting to see in that picture? Raw wood in the form of tree trunks?
Adding unintelligent bat- isht ideas like this are what make conspiracy theorists sound like complete idiots.
Originally posted by delusion
Originally posted by Katharos62191
Last night when reporters tried to access the school that the evacuees were staying, they were denied any interviews with the evacuees. Or entry. That information was from their local news page, it was already posted earlier but ill find it and link it.
Also people who were trying to 'do good' and take things needed for the evacuees, they were denied to take it to their location, and were directed to take what they wanted to donate to a nearby church or do it online, still cutting off interaction from the evacuees/witnesses from the neighborhood. That was also from their own local news page.
I feel that is somewhat of an 'info blockade'. Just my opinion, but that sounds like an effort to keep information hidden.
Cool thanks. I didn't see this in the thread before.
It is possible that they were just protecting people in shock from being asked a lot of questions from the media for the time being, until they'd gotten settled down and dealt emotionally with their situation. Or maybe they wanted to keep a lid on things until they had ruled out any kind of attack scenario. Though I think in the second case it's wrong to restrict information, but maybe that's policy if an attack is suspected?
What's the situation now though, are witnessess being interviewed and coming forward?
Originally posted by magma
reply to post by Katharos62191
I thought in the before photos posted the houses were made out of bricks?
Didn 't see that photo, if that is the case, then I doubt you could get a brick house for $150K.
Looked like wood to me.
reply to post by azoth88
Indianapolis resident here. #'s really strange. I'm watching the news and they announced that a 10:00 PM curfew is being enforced in the area and that there will be "a strong police presence throughout the night." They then cut to the spokesperson from Citizens Energy company who said that they have tested the area and detected no natural gas leaks.
Originally posted by JackBauer
We had a house explosion here last year from natural gas. It was definitely gas because the owners that did make it out said that they had a gas line problem but ignored it. (dumb to say the least) Anyway, the house was completely leveled but the main material was not blown outward and across the street, it was almost like a controlled demolition. It all ended up in a pile where the house was. It seems strange the magnitude of destruction in those pictures could be attributed to a gas leak, but i also haven't seen everything in this world.
The only other house explosion i can think of was a couple years ago, and it too was not blown outward like this one.
Originally posted by Katharos62191
Agreed. Within the first 2 hours they had school busses evacuate almost the entire neighborhood. Wrabbit presented a link where you could listen to the whole thing via radio. Evacuate so they can have time to clean up their mess maybe? Who knows.. It's possible!
Since you live in Indy do you have or know anyone who lives close or has friends in the effected area??
Originally posted by Katharos62191
reply to post by Hijinx
So far, bombs and meth lab have been ruled out. There were no reports of hearing any aircraft, no fireballs, craters so all the other fantastical ATS claims are out too.
A few posts back you state how gas is not ruled out, yet you listen to the same sources saying bombs and meth labs being ruled out and those are all of the sudden viable to you? I agree I don't believe it was a meth lab or a bomb, but I find it interesting how you tend to pick and choose what you listen to or acknowledge. Interesting, very interesting.
Initial reports suggested a gas leak led to the explosion but investigators said they are looking at all possibilities.
Originally posted by Katharos62191
Originally posted by magma
reply to post by Katharos62191
I thought in the before photos posted the houses were made out of bricks?
Didn 't see that photo, if that is the case, then I doubt you could get a brick house for $150K.
Looked like wood to me.
Check out page 37 for the close up. To me it looks mainly brick, but no doubt is made of both brick and wood.
Originally posted by Katharos62191
Originally posted by magma
reply to post by Katharos62191
I thought in the before photos posted the houses were made out of bricks?
Didn 't see that photo, if that is the case, then I doubt you could get a brick house for $150K.
Looked like wood to me.
Check out page 37 for the close up. To me it looks mainly brick, but no doubt is made of both brick and wood.
Originally posted by aboutface
The gas company is saying it was not a gas explosion, but don't we expect that kind of reaction when the utility company may be facing umpteen potential lawsuits?
Initial reports suggested a gas leak led to the explosion but investigators said they are looking at all possibilities.