[Species8472]

False flag or covering up evidence

[Bender2]

Re: Texas explosion was a Bomb - fire dispatch recording

Like the press proves with their vast non-knowledge of firearms in the gun control coverage... their understanding of explosives is just the same.

You would think that since this happened at a fertilizer plant... the press would know a lot about it as manure comes out of their mouths 24/7.

So, this proves for once and for all... the press don't know shite from shinola--

BTW West is about 40 miles west-southwest from me here in Corsicana. Did not hear nor feel a thing here. All involved in West, Texas, will be in my prayers.

[BobL]

Big difference between saying a bomb went off and finding evidence that the explosion was actually a bomb.

[devolve]

NYC NY

Boston MA

West TX


"We will burn the ground beneath their feet"

Coincidences

[stlnative]

another view of the West, TX explosion. (This person was really far away and it was huge where he was at)

http://youtu.be/K231IyZV6w4

[CatherineofAragon]

I have Fox News on; a NYC bomb squad guy is speaking. He says one of the people who called 911 said “a bomb went off”, so the bomb squad was probably called out automatically.

A bit earlier, a firefighter at the site told ABC News they have no evidence it was a bomb.

[luvie]

Fertilizer in itself is a bomb. I wouldn’t want to start something that is totally unproven at this time if I were reporting. There is enough tragedy there without false rumors being spread.

[Strategerist]

People need to stop worshipping stuff they hear or think they hear on police scanners. It’s not some mystical font of truth.

[deport]

Texas City Explosion - April 16, 1947

The Texas City disaster was the deadliest industrial accident in U.S. history. The incident took place on April 16, 1947, and began with a mid-morning fire on board the French-registered vessel SS Grandcamp which was docked in the Port of Texas City. The fire detonated approximately 2,300 tons of ammonium nitrate[1] and the resulting chain reaction of fires and explosions killed at least 581 people, including all but one member of the Texas City fire department.[2] These events also triggered the first ever class action lawsuit against the United States government, under the then-recently enacted Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), on behalf of 8,485 victims.

[Houghton M.]

Slo Joe had to wipe away a tear as he called for the registration of all fertilizer factories, followed by their confiscation.

[onedoug]

islamism until demonstrated otherwise.

[railroader]

Looks like the facility in question is an anhydrous ammonia storage facility owned by West Fertilizer Co. No actual manufacturing, though some mixing might be done there.

[Species8472]

•Cause of Texas fertilizer plant blast that killed up to 15 suspicious