Message from @Archiver✿(Fake Art Open)
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Tbh, i thought he blew up the batteries with how big the explosion was.
Have you ever heard of a shape charge
He has like an 80 liter fuel tank in the RV.
Of course it's going to make a huge fireball.
In the Beirut embassy bombing they used acetylene tanks...
acetylene is some rough stuff!! But, yes I've heard of shaped charges. Having dealt with C4 and other plastic explosives in the Army. I doubt that's what was used here.
It was low-velocity explosives.
Tannerite or ANFO.
It was felt really far away. It makes sense though if he had experience with explosives
@Archiver✿(Fake Art Open), you just advanced to level 7!
What makes you so sure?
Damage.
And lack of damage to people.
Did you not see the gaping hole that was made in the side of the ATT building?
Sure.
Did you are across the street too
Yep.
Tannerite, you'd have to have a couple hundred pounds of it.
About 200-400 lb by my estimates.
The fact no one died when they were literally down the street is the biggest indicator.
Nor were injured seriously.
More in line with a slow-moving shockwave, on top of the audio of the explosion from multiple sources indicates it's more of a deep, longer-lasting boom rather than the hard crack of a high-velocity explosive.
Kill radius of 155mm HE shell is only 50 meters. And that's in open space.
That's around 170 feet.
That's also 100% kill ratio.
I didn't say it was used here I said it's been used in other bombings.
I still want the video feeds from when the rv got there to the time it exploded so we know he was a lone actor and that the gun shots came from the speakers. Still don't trust the FBI in all honesty.
I was merely responding to you talking about it. I know for a fact it wasn't used here.
I have no reason to think that the police, the FBI, the ATF, and multiple other agencies are lying about this.
It's possible, but what would they gain from that? Unless they mean not to alert the individual(s) who were a party to this incident.
It's one thing when it's about politics and politicians, it's another thing when it comes to extrajudicial killings and domestic terrorism.
Yes, but we're talking about high explosives, not some backyard cookery.
That's only 7 kg TNT equivalent.
Instead of looking at what's been used in other terrorist attacks we're going to make up some s*** that's f****** insane? Really.
Actually not sure that's the fatality zone.
4.5k kg TNT equiv in a panel truck, this mean full to the top? Or?
What are you saying?
I'm not suggesting anything insane..