Explosions at the Boston Marathon.
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Jonny_Paycheck said:"The speculation about Patriot's Day's significance was undoubtedly inspired by the fact that this week does contain a number of unhappy anniversaries: the Oklahoma City Bombing (April 19, 1995), the Waco assault (April 19, 1993), the Columbine School Shooting (April 20, 1999), and the Virginia Tech massacre (April 16, 2007), for starters. Two of those tragedies--the Virginia Tech massacre and the Waco assault--were on Monday, the Patriot's Day of those years."
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
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Thx sun. My friend was in the second blast, caught a bunch of shrapnel and was burned pretty badly. He's gonna be ok though, his friends he was with were seriously hurt though. One lost a leg I'm told. Shit is awful, the vibes have pretty tense here the last few days.
Thx sun. My friend was in the second blast, caught a bunch of shrapnel and was burned pretty badly. He's gonna be ok though, his friends he was with were seriously hurt though. One lost a leg I'm told. Shit is awful, the vibes have pretty tense here the last few days.
JectWon said:HarveyCanal said:That, then throw in the Sandy Hook tie-in = Stagededed.
Please dude...
HarveyCanal said:To everyone, Post more about music....
*Begin singing voice* FUCK OFF *End singing voice*
Please dude...
HarveyCanal said:To everyone, Post more about music....
*Begin singing voice* FUCK OFF *End singing voice*
HarveyCanal said:JectWon said:HarveyCanal said:That, then throw in the Sandy Hook tie-in = Stagededed.
Please dude...
HarveyCanal said:To everyone, Post more about music....
*Begin singing voice* FUCK OFF *End singing voice*
Hey, it's your own advice in your own words...you can sing whatever you want to yourself.
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My condolences to all Strutters who have been affected by the Boston Marathon bombings.
Please dude...
HarveyCanal said:To everyone, Post more about music....
*Begin singing voice* FUCK OFF *End singing voice*
Hey, it's your own advice in your own words...you can sing whatever you want to yourself.
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My condolences to all Strutters who have been affected by the Boston Marathon bombings.
Frank said:Jonny_Paycheck said:"The speculation about Patriot's Day's significance was undoubtedly inspired by the fact that this week does contain a number of unhappy anniversaries: the Oklahoma City Bombing (April 19, 1995), the Waco assault (April 19, 1993), the Columbine School Shooting (April 20, 1999), and the Virginia Tech massacre (April 16, 2007), for starters. Two of those tragedies--the Virginia Tech massacre and the Waco assault--were on Monday, the Patriot's Day of those years."
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
It's hard not to tie all that together, but every fertilizer plant is a bomb waiting to blow. It's a building full of explosive material in a small town with a volunteer fire department, so it's a disaster waiting to happen. Allegedly the factory was already fined for not having good preventative safety policies. It's possible it was an attack, but more than likely terrorists would have stolen the fertilizer and blow up something with political significance.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies. My understanding is that the majority of fire departments int he US are voluntary. Says a lot about the brave people that volunteer and the low life government officials who don't care about regular citizens.
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
It's hard not to tie all that together, but every fertilizer plant is a bomb waiting to blow. It's a building full of explosive material in a small town with a volunteer fire department, so it's a disaster waiting to happen. Allegedly the factory was already fined for not having good preventative safety policies. It's possible it was an attack, but more than likely terrorists would have stolen the fertilizer and blow up something with political significance.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies. My understanding is that the majority of fire departments int he US are voluntary. Says a lot about the brave people that volunteer and the low life government officials who don't care about regular citizens.
I wonder if CNN is going to apologize for reporting we were suppose to be looking for a "dark skinned male". News is making me sick begging officials for body counts hours after the event like nothing else matters. Last night the Texas explosion press conference was like a bunch of rapid dogs fighting over a bone.
volumen said:Frank said:Jonny_Paycheck said:"The speculation about Patriot's Day's significance was undoubtedly inspired by the fact that this week does contain a number of unhappy anniversaries: the Oklahoma City Bombing (April 19, 1995), the Waco assault (April 19, 1993), the Columbine School Shooting (April 20, 1999), and the Virginia Tech massacre (April 16, 2007), for starters. Two of those tragedies--the Virginia Tech massacre and the Waco assault--were on Monday, the Patriot's Day of those years."
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
It's hard not to tie all that together, but every fertilizer plant is a bomb waiting to blow. It's a building full of explosive material in a small town with a volunteer fire department, so it's a disaster waiting to happen. Allegedly the factory was already fined for not having good preventative safety policies. It's possible it was an attack, but more than likely terrorists would have stolen the fertilizer and blow up something with political significance.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies. My understanding is that the majority of fire departments int he US are voluntary. Says a lot about the brave people that volunteer and the low life government officials who don't care about regular citizens.
I'm not at all a sucker conspiracy theories and I'm repulsed by how some people try to read bizarro shit into these things to feed their agenda but what would be the statistical likelihood of this being a coincidence?
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
It's hard not to tie all that together, but every fertilizer plant is a bomb waiting to blow. It's a building full of explosive material in a small town with a volunteer fire department, so it's a disaster waiting to happen. Allegedly the factory was already fined for not having good preventative safety policies. It's possible it was an attack, but more than likely terrorists would have stolen the fertilizer and blow up something with political significance.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies. My understanding is that the majority of fire departments int he US are voluntary. Says a lot about the brave people that volunteer and the low life government officials who don't care about regular citizens.
I'm not at all a sucker conspiracy theories and I'm repulsed by how some people try to read bizarro shit into these things to feed their agenda but what would be the statistical likelihood of this being a coincidence?
volumen said:
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies.
One simple answer: It's Texas.
We also don't have billions to fight wars, hence the deficit. And, fire departments are state funded, not nationally funded, at least for the most part.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies.
One simple answer: It's Texas.
We also don't have billions to fight wars, hence the deficit. And, fire departments are state funded, not nationally funded, at least for the most part.
Frank said:
I'm not at all a sucker conspiracy theories and I'm repulsed by how some people try to read bizarro shit into these things to feed their agenda but what would be the statistical likelihood of this being a coincidence?
You mean the likelihood that two explosions could happen in a period of two days? On the whole planet?
Probably statistically similar to one incident of arson occuring, and one accidental fire occuring in two days.
So, pretty good chance it's a coincidence, IMO. At least with the info we have right now.
I'm not at all a sucker conspiracy theories and I'm repulsed by how some people try to read bizarro shit into these things to feed their agenda but what would be the statistical likelihood of this being a coincidence?
You mean the likelihood that two explosions could happen in a period of two days? On the whole planet?
Probably statistically similar to one incident of arson occuring, and one accidental fire occuring in two days.
So, pretty good chance it's a coincidence, IMO. At least with the info we have right now.
Frank said:volumen said:Frank said:Jonny_Paycheck said:"The speculation about Patriot's Day's significance was undoubtedly inspired by the fact that this week does contain a number of unhappy anniversaries: the Oklahoma City Bombing (April 19, 1995), the Waco assault (April 19, 1993), the Columbine School Shooting (April 20, 1999), and the Virginia Tech massacre (April 16, 2007), for starters. Two of those tragedies--the Virginia Tech massacre and the Waco assault--were on Monday, the Patriot's Day of those years."
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
It's hard not to tie all that together, but every fertilizer plant is a bomb waiting to blow. It's a building full of explosive material in a small town with a volunteer fire department, so it's a disaster waiting to happen. Allegedly the factory was already fined for not having good preventative safety policies. It's possible it was an attack, but more than likely terrorists would have stolen the fertilizer and blow up something with political significance.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies. My understanding is that the majority of fire departments int he US are voluntary. Says a lot about the brave people that volunteer and the low life government officials who don't care about regular citizens.
I'm not at all a sucker conspiracy theories and I'm repulsed by how some people try to read bizarro shit into these things to feed their agenda but what would be the statistical likelihood of this being a coincidence?
I would think 50/50. I remember this kind of this happening before. Bad accident right after an intentional killing making everyone think what the hell is going on. I agree it looks suspicious but we'll just have to see. When your dealing with psychotic terrorist anything is possible, but I still don't see why they would just blow a place in a little town unless they are just trying to prove they can do it. Then again why tip your hat like that.
You left out the Oklahoma City bombing which was two days after Patriots Day on April 19, 1995.
Now a fertilizer plant near Waco blows up, almost to the day on the 20th anniversary of the end of the Waco siege. What in the hell is going on?
It's hard not to tie all that together, but every fertilizer plant is a bomb waiting to blow. It's a building full of explosive material in a small town with a volunteer fire department, so it's a disaster waiting to happen. Allegedly the factory was already fined for not having good preventative safety policies. It's possible it was an attack, but more than likely terrorists would have stolen the fertilizer and blow up something with political significance.
Two big questions are why is something that explosive allowed to be that close to a town and why do we have billions to fight wars but every town doesn't even have a fully trained paid fire department ready for emergencies. My understanding is that the majority of fire departments int he US are voluntary. Says a lot about the brave people that volunteer and the low life government officials who don't care about regular citizens.
I'm not at all a sucker conspiracy theories and I'm repulsed by how some people try to read bizarro shit into these things to feed their agenda but what would be the statistical likelihood of this being a coincidence?
I would think 50/50. I remember this kind of this happening before. Bad accident right after an intentional killing making everyone think what the hell is going on. I agree it looks suspicious but we'll just have to see. When your dealing with psychotic terrorist anything is possible, but I still don't see why they would just blow a place in a little town unless they are just trying to prove they can do it. Then again why tip your hat like that.
Bon Vivant said:
You mean the likelihood that two explosions could happen in a period of two days? On the whole planet?
No, I mean the likelihood that a major explosion like this would happen 20 miles from the site of the Waco siege, 2 days before the 20 year anniversary of the event.
You mean the likelihood that two explosions could happen in a period of two days? On the whole planet?
No, I mean the likelihood that a major explosion like this would happen 20 miles from the site of the Waco siege, 2 days before the 20 year anniversary of the event.
Frank said:Bon Vivant said:
You mean the likelihood that two explosions could happen in a period of two days? On the whole planet?
No, I mean the likelihood that a major explosion like this would happen 20 miles from the site of the Waco siege, 2 days before the 20 year anniversary of the event.
Anyone trying to make a statement would have done it on the exact day.
They probably would have picked a meaningful target, too.
You mean the likelihood that two explosions could happen in a period of two days? On the whole planet?
No, I mean the likelihood that a major explosion like this would happen 20 miles from the site of the Waco siege, 2 days before the 20 year anniversary of the event.
Anyone trying to make a statement would have done it on the exact day.
They probably would have picked a meaningful target, too.
