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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77961191 United States 08/05/2020 12:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. That might have been dicey living that close to the shock. I am guessing many will be clinging to life in the next few days. Hell was unleashed today on this normally quite pleasant place. Great people and very proud and happy people the last time I checked. Even bad people don't deserve what happened there. |
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Rodulf User ID: 75873906 United States 08/05/2020 12:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It's been several years, but I am prior US Army Infantry and I have trained in demolition. I remember Ammonium Nitrate explosives being discussed and I know it must be mixed with fuel oil of some type (such as diesel) and tamped down, and needs to be initiated with a smaller charge. Did they store that shit in such a way? I don't know of any other way AN could be made to explode. Also, it looks way too fast to be AN, it's more of a pusher than a shattering force. Anybody with more knowledge please chime in.... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78737109 United States 08/05/2020 12:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military |
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Rodulf User ID: 75873906 United States 08/05/2020 12:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It might have been a nuke!!! Small one.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78737109 Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military I agree, it sure doesn't look like an accidental explosion of AN and fireworks. There exists very advanced hybrid weapons that are not exactly nuclear but are extremely enhanced. I don't know if they leave a radiological trace or not.Hope somebody runs some dosimetry over the rubble. |
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User ID: 76648271 Canada 08/05/2020 12:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It's been several years, but I am prior US Army Infantry and I have trained in demolition. I remember Ammonium Nitrate explosives being discussed and I know it must be mixed with fuel oil of some type (such as diesel) and tamped down, and needs to be initiated with a smaller charge. Did they store that shit in such a way? I don't know of any other way AN could be made to explode. Also, it looks way too fast to be AN, it's more of a pusher than a shattering force. Anybody with more knowledge please chime in.... Quoting: Rodulf 75873906 It might have been a nuke!!! Small one.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78737109 Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military I counted roughly 13 car lengths from the videographer to the corner of the white building. The shockwave takes about 1/32nd of a second to travel from the corner of that building until the camera is taken out. 13 x 13 ft = 169 feet in 1/32 of a second. So blastwave traveling 5,408 feet per second. Embrace the cognitive dissonance. |
Rodulf User ID: 75873906 United States 08/05/2020 12:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It's been several years, but I am prior US Army Infantry and I have trained in demolition. I remember Ammonium Nitrate explosives being discussed and I know it must be mixed with fuel oil of some type (such as diesel) and tamped down, and needs to be initiated with a smaller charge. Did they store that shit in such a way? I don't know of any other way AN could be made to explode. Also, it looks way too fast to be AN, it's more of a pusher than a shattering force. Anybody with more knowledge please chime in.... Quoting: Rodulf 75873906 It might have been a nuke!!! Small one.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78737109 Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military I counted roughly 13 car lengths from the videographer to the corner of the white building. The shockwave takes about 1/32nd of a second to travel from the corner of that building until the camera is taken out. 13 x 13 ft = 169 feet in 1/32 of a second. So blastwave traveling 5,408 feet per second. Very interesting.... |
Jungleboogie
User ID: 76648271 Canada 08/05/2020 12:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It's been several years, but I am prior US Army Infantry and I have trained in demolition. I remember Ammonium Nitrate explosives being discussed and I know it must be mixed with fuel oil of some type (such as diesel) and tamped down, and needs to be initiated with a smaller charge. Did they store that shit in such a way? I don't know of any other way AN could be made to explode. Also, it looks way too fast to be AN, it's more of a pusher than a shattering force. Anybody with more knowledge please chime in.... Quoting: Rodulf 75873906 It might have been a nuke!!! Small one.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78737109 Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military I counted roughly 13 car lengths from the videographer to the corner of the white building. The shockwave takes about 1/32nd of a second to travel from the corner of that building until the camera is taken out. 13 x 13 ft = 169 feet in 1/32 of a second. So blastwave traveling 5,408 feet per second. Very interesting.... Here's a list of explosive detonation velocities. Any chemists in the house? Not my forte. [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] Embrace the cognitive dissonance. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77961191 United States 08/05/2020 12:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It's been several years, but I am prior US Army Infantry and I have trained in demolition. I remember Ammonium Nitrate explosives being discussed and I know it must be mixed with fuel oil of some type (such as diesel) and tamped down, and needs to be initiated with a smaller charge. Did they store that shit in such a way? I don't know of any other way AN could be made to explode. Also, it looks way too fast to be AN, it's more of a pusher than a shattering force. Anybody with more knowledge please chime in.... Quoting: Rodulf 75873906 It might have been a nuke!!! Small one.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78737109 Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military I counted roughly 13 car lengths from the videographer to the corner of the white building. The shockwave takes about 1/32nd of a second to travel from the corner of that building until the camera is taken out. 13 x 13 ft = 169 feet in 1/32 of a second. So blastwave traveling 5,408 feet per second. Lesson is do not be close to a high energy output. Even the ones further away had a second. One smart dude I saw on a vid was flat on the ground before the wave hit. Maybe he is the one who salvaged the sd card. For the closer ones, there was no sd card. All we have is from the livestream. RIP. This is the last place on Earth I would choose to unleash this on. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76452938 United States 08/05/2020 12:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. So he died. But the phone survived. And someone found it and happened to have his password and posted it to You Tube/ Twitter. Quoting: BBQ BOY™ Sounds like Bullshit to me. Ever heard of live streaming? Saving to the cloud? Google it. <facepalm> So... you thought of, or heard someone else give, a plausible explanation (guy could have been live streaming)... and the issue is 100% decided: Vid is real! Nice logic. Here's another plausible explanation: The guy was not live streaming at the time, and the vid is fake. I just proved it's fake!! (playing by your rules) |
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Rodulf User ID: 75873906 United States 08/05/2020 01:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. It's been several years, but I am prior US Army Infantry and I have trained in demolition. I remember Ammonium Nitrate explosives being discussed and I know it must be mixed with fuel oil of some type (such as diesel) and tamped down, and needs to be initiated with a smaller charge. Did they store that shit in such a way? I don't know of any other way AN could be made to explode. Also, it looks way too fast to be AN, it's more of a pusher than a shattering force. Anybody with more knowledge please chime in.... Quoting: Rodulf 75873906 It might have been a nuke!!! Small one.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78737109 Watch first link and video in thread on first page first message. Watch frame by frame from six seconds to eight Before big explosion and ignition, bright ass flash but not bright as in a big large nuke, bright flash for a small mini nuke just to Do enough damage on explosion. Also explosion was above shallow water or so close to the water, explosion used water as a concussion device/tool that helped the controlled explosion jump out and do. 360 with the shock wave. In other words, the first small explosion in very first early released videos was a decoy/prepper for the second one. Got everyone to watch and get close. This was a very smart planned event that can look like an industrial accident but closer inspection and it’s not.. Ex military I counted roughly 13 car lengths from the videographer to the corner of the white building. The shockwave takes about 1/32nd of a second to travel from the corner of that building until the camera is taken out. 13 x 13 ft = 169 feet in 1/32 of a second. So blastwave traveling 5,408 feet per second. Very interesting.... Here's a list of explosive detonation velocities. Any chemists in the house? Not my forte. [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] I'm not a chemist but that lists AN as the slowest explosive of the lot. Just as I said above, it's a pusher type of explosion |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79205806 United States 08/05/2020 01:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. it easier this way amd saved a messy ground war the first explosion was onsite material second is a tactical weapon strike notice their are no videos being circulated of the first explosion we are talking about a straight out defeat Lebanon is an early loser in ww3 everything city officials say will be directed by the enemy ie their masters fog of war you never know who the enemy is cud be anybody just like sept 11 you have to say in reality the US was the first country defeated in the opening salvo of ww3 in sept11 oil industrial mil vs the world imo :D very messy to seperate combatants anyone who dosnt have a control or hand in large amounts of oil money or heavy weapons and a good defensive strategy is a sitting energy |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78737109 United States 08/05/2020 01:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. In this video [link to twitter.com (secure)] Go to 30 second mark full screen and playback frame to frame. Bright flash then explosion again just like the other references video and analysis... Small bright flash from a small mini nuclear device or energy weapon... Reason you can’t see bright flash when playing video at normal FPS, the flash is too fast even for camera... depending on shutter speed of camera during recording of video and event.. All of this strategically planned, timing, location, decoy, main, everything.. If whoever did it this smart, well take your guesses.... Coincidentally, something in news online today about north Korea and ability to make mini nukes for missles or something.. ???? Ex military |
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User ID: 76760905 United States 08/05/2020 01:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. Here's a list of explosive detonation velocities. Quoting: Jungleboogie Any chemists in the house? Not my forte. [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] 8,858 feet per second it says Modeling reality |
Jungleboogie
User ID: 76648271 Canada 08/05/2020 01:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. ... Quoting: Jungleboogie ... I counted roughly 13 car lengths from the videographer to the corner of the white building. The shockwave takes about 1/32nd of a second to travel from the corner of that building until the camera is taken out. 13 x 13 ft = 169 feet in 1/32 of a second. So blastwave traveling 5,408 feet per second. Very interesting.... Here's a list of explosive detonation velocities. Any chemists in the house? Not my forte. [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] I'm not a chemist but that lists AN as the slowest explosive of the lot. Just as I said above, it's a pusher type of explosion I'm leaning towards lead azide. For blast velocity, highest density explosion (levels entire area), and used in secondary detonations. Lead azide (Pb(N3)2) is an inorganic compound. More so than other azides, Pb(N3)2 is explosive. It is used in detonators to initiate secondary explosives. The US had so much lead azide after 'nam, it quit manufacturing it because they had nowhere left to stockpile. Last Edited by Jungleboogie on 08/05/2020 01:10 AM Embrace the cognitive dissonance. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/05/2020 01:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: RIP reports this journalist died in beirut explosion. extremly graphic. Right from epicenter. truly shocking. I really doubt it. Look at the destruction zone on this map. All of Beirut was involved. The widespread destruction zone contained mosques, churches, hospitals, universities, banks and I believe the government palace. [link to twitter.com (secure)] |
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