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Massive explosion in West, TX
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Come on man, get out of here with that crap. It was a BLEVE chain-reaction, pure and simple.
Why do things like this bring every conspiracy theorist out of the woodwork?"It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself."
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Originally posted by Up0n0ne View PostSo when there's a fire with highly flammable chemicals around that would cause an explosion equal to the magnitude of a 2.2 earthquake. Wouldn't the explosion come out from the already existing fire, not come into the fire or in this case left of the fire? Doesn't chemical explosions explosions come from the epicenter, not the outside?
Watch about any video, the fire didn't cause the explosion. Something came into the fire against the smoke from the left.
There's a guy that slows down the cnn footage and it's clear as day something comes into the fire as well as reports of an unacccountable military helicopter in the area before the explosion.
Also the police scanner has a firefighter state "we just had a bomb go off here".
I must be seeing something then, because it sure looks like something is coming into the fire right before the explosion.
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UpOnOne jumps on every conspiracy bandwagon."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser Tytler
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Originally posted by Probie View PostThe explosion came from the tanks rupturing. They tanks themselves don't necessarily have to be on fire, they just have to get hot enough for the gasses to expand to the point where they blow.
Originally posted by helosailor View PostCome on man, get out of here with that crap. It was a BLEVE chain-reaction, pure and simple.
Why do things like this bring every conspiracy theorist out of the woodwork?
If that's a cospiracy, sobeit. That's my choice..
Just looks real odd that they're always doing some "dril" or "excercise" in or around the area's of almost all the things that are happening lately.
In this case they were, as well as they were about to go bankrupt fighting Monsanto. Which anyone can look that up and is a fact, no conspiracy there, go look it up.
It just so happens a fire, then boom, now no more lawsuit, no more bankruptcy. Probably just an accident though. Eitherway I have the right to disagree and ask questions.
Originally posted by CJ View PostUpOnOne jumps on every conspiracy bandwagon.2 Chronicles 7:14
If My people, which are called by My name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
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So how many other fertilizer plants in small towns in Texas do you think have 1,450 times the apparently "legal" limit of fertilizer? I'm sure the answer is not 0....
Farmers can typically only use the "dry" fertilizer before a rain (anyone that has a green lawn should know this) so this may explain why it accumulates or may have been stocked.
My grandparents mentioned picking up fertilizer from a huge tank near Elgin right before the explosion. Said the tanks were 100ft from the owner's home and property. It's not uncommon for the fertilizer distribution to be in-town or on the edge of it.2004 Z06 Commemorative Ed.
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Originally posted by naynay View Posti choose not to reply to you however brian, you provide no substance in life.
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