Huge explosion in Beirut!! Over 4000 injured and over 100 dead! Shockwave felt for miles! 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded!

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A somewhat close up of the object. Anyone know what the white flash is? Light reflecting? Missile Trail? Thrusters? The object moving into focus? It is pixely.

Whatever this object is, it moves very fast and goes into the smoke just before the explosion.

It would make sense to send the weapon in through the direction of the smoke so that it is not seen.

Awesome.

MUZZ LIVES SPLATTER.

Someone attempted to divide by zero, didn't they?

Yep, them boys that know that the ammonium nitrate gets injected under the corn seed when planting so that the plant roots reach down for it when its growing strong and that nitro-methane is top fuel in drag racing, probably know that ANNM produces a very nice high order detonation.

Bottom line dont mess with drag racing corn farmers...

Just in case your a retarded liberal... Timothy McVeigh was able to get 2 tons of ammonium nitrate into a semi large moving van. This is 2700 tons. So you’d need 1350 rental vans worth in size. I don’t think this port could accommodate anything like that in volume. Second you need something else mixed with ammonium nitrate. Just AN on its own will not explode like this.

what is moving in the top left corner at 2:58 ?

looks like a paramotor

Helicopter with the water-basket . . . helping to out fires.

There's a voice I trust.

radiation tracker?

Beirut is the largest Christian country in the US, that area was the predominately Christian area. If you're going off peoples cries for God, it is because "Allah" is God in Arabic. Most of the people killed today were Christians.

SOOOOO sorry,,, not in the US...... obviously.... In the Middle East

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AN doesn't need a sensitizer to detonate. A large enough primary or enough heat and it will detonate.

The shills began pushing that line almost immediately in the thread. Also fireworks factory. Claims a ship full of it was confiscated. First it was years ago then it was a months, now it's a few weeks. The amounts of AN keep increasing as well.

Lots of disinformation agents all over this one.

2800 TONS, not lb

nukes always have a blinding flash, this is just a huge pressure wave. no flash, no nuke.

Pretty clearly munitions going off. You can find several videos of fireworks factories exploding and they aren't anything like this.

For those of you old enough to remember Not Necessarily the News


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They're hiding what they were doing in Warehouse 12 - the reason it was hit in the first place.

Somebody knows what they are hiding and where it was.

As I keep seeing the "missile footage" being pulled back up again and again...
One last one before I go to sleep:

I guess if Lebanon, Hezbollah and Israel all say accident it does not matter.

I am guessing there was a large refugee/ migrant holding area at the port - for people to be / being ferried out.



At that location.

Still, he could be off because you have to be precise with the scale to be sure.

One chap over at r/physics use pixel count and building size to estimate the blast yield here as .7 kilotons. Hiroshima was 15 kilotons with a blast radius of one mile. MOAB is only 11 tons and 150m. Hard to be precise, but it does seem to be in between those in scale, and so an explosion of an unusual size in that sense.

So I'm looking at "nukemap" a nuclear bomb blast simulator on the interweb which allows drivers of the information superhighway to see how big various nukes in various places would be.

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There actually ARE nuclear weapons that are on that scale. The closest fits include:
B-61 Mod 3: current smallest nuke in US arsenal = 300 tons
North Korea test 2006: 500 tons aka .5 kilotons.

.7 kilotons looks about right to me, although maybe a bit bigger even, like .9 or 1 killoton.

Next I guess we could see how much space 2750 tons aka 5,500,000 lbs of fertilizer takes up.

If it was a nuke then why did somebody nuke that port in particular? Alternatively, was a nuke being delivered somewhere and somebody bombed it and it went off? I didn't think nukes could go off when they were blown up due to the complex nature of the implosion based detonator.

There have been a lot of explosions in the region lately, presumably the US and Israel blowing up weapons belonging to Iran and co. Maybe there was a lot more stored there than they thought there was.

From what video I have seen, there is no pixel sparkling on the digital cameras, I think nukes, even small nukes cause pixel flashing on digital recordings.

There were videos online that show this and it is supposed to be evidence of a tactical nuke.

Not that I am an expert but it seems logical?

That had probably paid/ the bribes for passage - to somewhere other than Idlib or the torture camps - not knowing they were being sent to other death/ torture camps.


The alternate plan to kill them has downed operation and so this was the alternative.


Beirut was probably involved at the higher level - you get a payment.

Right before the big explosion if you stop the one video youcan see something flying towards the smoke then wr get the explksion that rocked them.

Reminds me of the Pepcon explosion.

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Explosion the force of a 3.3 earth quake

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It was on 33rd parallel?

Just a thought. Perhaps a quick inventory of our depots that store special weapons of the backpack or birdcage size should be considered. Hope none come up missing.

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Just for comparison, here's what the explosion of a fireworks warehouse in a residential neighborhood looks like:

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