HOLY SHIT!!! ANOTHER Texas EXPLOSION!!!

Yep. These kinds of plant explosions happen in this part of the country. Not everyday, but often enough. I remember when the Goodyear plant off of I-10 went up when I was a kid. Shit happens.

The aliens are burying stuff with mini asteroids before the major rinse cycle. Don't want to stir all that cyanide and stuff with the Kool-Aid C:

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Read the comments, people/ bots are commenting "is this the plant the Republicans said to drop regulations on"

This is an obvious hit by the libatics.

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Yeah except...

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Cancer Alley. Something close to 500X more likely to get cancer there.

I worked in Oil & Gas 5 years. There does need to be regulations, companies do need to be forced to comply with regulations that protect the communities surrounding it. That's not some politics crap, that's people dying when it needn't have happened.

This is not an industrial accident. This is a cyber war. There's no way what happened in this particular video could be done any way other than the intentional routing and mixing of materials that explode on contact. This is a Stuxnet attack, CASE CLOSED.

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Not when there's an eraser on both ends.

Friend of mine was there in the GY incident, but pre-conditioning in Vietnam helped him to cope, lol.

This isn't internet bomb-making. BDFS will not react in that way by mixing in secret ingredients. All it would take is a leak, and a hot surface though.

CC's always have a "coin-flip" message attached; more efficient that way.

Just to take it down a notch, people within a 4 mile radius have been told to evacuate. They are not 'fleeing'.

Only 3 people have been injured, no fatalities.

The plume is 2 thousand feet up. The wind direction change expected will pull the plume towards the north which is less populated. Rain is expected which will dissipate some of the plume.

You don't know how big that column is. Given the time delay, it was anywhere between 800 and 1,200 feet.

yeah in 1947 a fire abord a french freighter spread in texas city texasan reached ammonium nitrate which led to catastrpic xplosion

Meh. It's the same plant. Not really news. If it were a different plant then maybe it would lend some credibility to the conspiracy that something is up.

And no, I am not downplaying the explosions at this plant. My point is, I am not really all that surprised that they had another explosion at the same plant so close to the first explosion. They were clearly having issues that led to the first explosion so they probably just haven't gotten that issue under control.

I hope that nobody was hurt or killed in either explosion.

That tower was not more than 50 feet tall.

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Thanks for coming and posting your opinion with regards to what the cause was, here on GLP !

Where do you get info on wind direction pulling it to north? It is expected to go west towards Houston starting tomorrow.

FYI, Houston is way more populated than the wind blowing it Southwest into the Gulf of Mexico (GoM).

Black Friday with all the shoppers out, wind blowing due west straight into Houston from Neches.

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Somebody trying to drive up the price of oil?

This incident will have no effect on the price of oil.

That tower was at least 250 feet tall. You have obviously not worked in industry, small looking stuff is hundreds of feet tall. Count how long it takes to come down. it went up at least 1000 feet.

I actually do work in the industry, and this plant uses our by-product. I have been on hand to see up close, the construction of many units that handle this type of material.

Well I worked there too, and can count. How long does it take that damn thing to come back down?

I can see how his experience would help him cope with that. The GY explosion caused quite a few fatalities, and was massive compared to this one.

No. Just the aging of some of the infrastructure of the plant as far as they can tell right now. The chemical industry can be dangerous. That's just how it is.

terrorism?

No way that the fake news edits their videos for maximum shock and awe? It just does not appear to be a significantly tall tower, compared to LPG towers, and a taller tower would have had much more mass and trays, so it would not have launched that high IMO. Granted, we have no logistic data for perspective, so I can't be sure either.