>>10191380

You are correct, anon.

The question is why was Manafort and Papa D also on the Trump campaign?

Who brought them aboard?

Ivanka is married to whom?

How did she describe that marriage?

Was Ivanka's business under threat of sanctions?

What was the avenue for those sanctions? Who did she know/was friends with?

What was Paul Manafort doing before he was part of the Trump campaign?

Why would Hillary choose Trump as a Pied Piper?

Imagine if the events unfolding today - mass protests, viruses and lockdowns, etc were occurring amid a war with Russia and the military abroad in Syria and elsewhere.

Did Hillary expect Trump to win the election?

Did Hillary find the expected interference tied to Russia allowing the war to begin?

>>10191443

Not sure I would say I am "sold" - but my assessment is that the detonation of the stockpile started in the center. This created the net effect of a shaped charge - imagine that the center bag explodes and then each of the bags around it explode, also pushing in all directions. This would create a concentrated jet of gas going "up" and "down." The crater blown by that explosion would seem to support my assessment.

I do not believe any additional methods were used - such as a bomb or some other weapon to start the fire or trigger/control the explosion. What occurred is likely just the stockpile exploding. Given the global context and the idea that the blast started internally, I would say the odds are this was the work of special forces or saboteurs related to an SF network.

I doubt the supposed lessening of the area damage by this was intentional and was likely incidental to the methods used.

>>10191504

I'll go ahead and name myself as the fastest missile. It's a bit of an inside joke.

I learned a long time ago to take the notables process with a grain of salt and understanding that most people do not process information as quickly or upon the base of knowledge I have. If I get upset about every weird tangent anons or notables go down that are silly - then I'll be perpetually flipping tables around here.

Sometimes, it's okay if people are motivated to find the truth via a misunderstanding.

>>10191642

Those bags are a form of ammonium nitrate.

The people welding likely have no real idea what the stuff is. Working in the UAE for a time, that was how it was with these laborers. They bring in people from BFE who have barely encountered a working car and then teach them how to weld. Which they can actually learn pretty well - but it's like grabbing some random peasant from the bronze age and teaching them how to do one modern task/skill and sending them around to do it.

They probably had no idea that the bags next to them could be dangerous, much less what the nature of that danger could be. To them it was just bags of weird sand/beads.

>>10191772

Yeah… His IP… That's how we identified him……

>>10191817

Warrants are weird things. For example, if a court/sheriff wants to protect a local thief under suspicion of burglary and their yard is full of stolen property, the warrant will state that the police have authority to search the house and omit the property/grounds as a whole.

Thereby protecting the thief.

>>10191885

Too late for that, anon.

Kind of like telling people in Australia they need to leave.

Everyone needs to carefully consider the option of digging in their heels to fight versus waiting on a savior.

There are times where it is necessary to fight against evil. Just be sure what you are fighting is actually evil.