I hope they’re wrong too.. but after seeing that blast on video.. and the scope of just how big it was.. I think there’s no way that was an “accident”
It certainly appears that way. The fact that there was a fire and THEN that huge blast...just a crazy “coincidence”? hmmmm.......
after seeing that blast on video.. and the scope of just how big it was.. I think there’s no way that was an “accident”
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Are you familar with the Texas City Explosion? Fire on an ship carrying ammonium nitrate, just like this.
TEXAS CITY DISASTER
http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/lyt01
One of the worst disasters in Texas history occurred on April 16, 1947, when the ship SS Grandcamp exploded at 9:12 A.M. at the docks in Texas City. The French-owned vessel, carrying explosive ammonium nitrate produced during wartime for explosives and later recycled as fertilizer, caught fire early in the morning, and while attempts were being made to extinguish the fire, the ship exploded. The entire dock area was destroyed, along with the nearby Monsanto Chemical Company, other smaller companies, grain warehouses, and numerous oil and chemical storage tanks.
More at:
http://www.texascity-library.org/disaster/index.php