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To: rxsid

One of the videos I saw had sound.

There was a fire and it sounded like small arms rounds cooking off.

43 posted on 08/04/2020 4:23:35 PM PDT by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancerÂ”)

To: blueunicorn6

“There was a fire and it sounded like small arms rounds cooking off.”

Those were fireworks, stored in the same or adjacent warehouse. These might have ignited the large explosion.

48 posted on 08/04/2020 4:28:33 PM PDT by steve86 (Prophecies of Maelmhaedhoc O'Morgair (Latin form: Malachy))

To: blueunicorn6

I concur.

102 posted on 08/04/2020 6:02:10 PM PDT by miele man

To: blueunicorn6

fireworks factory next door

140 posted on 08/05/2020 4:13:24 AM PDT by ImJustAnotherOkie (All I know is The I read in the papers.)

To: blueunicorn6

You are correct.

From the footage, in my limited Army/Marine e-BDA opinion, the flashes and their sounds were from warhead detonator’s being set off.

As well, Lebanon has very limited “possible” related production at all -

And those types of nitrates would not arrive and derive from specialized Russian tank-containers in 2013-2014.

Contrasted with China, which makes about 95% of the worlds fireworks.

187 posted on 08/09/2020 6:08:27 PM PDT by patriotfury ((May the fleas of a thousand camels occupy mo' ham mads tents!))

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