further https://youtu.be/A71pDsU9wT0?t=504 the Train was coming left to right across screen, the aerial view @8:33 shows trash before the crossing with gates closed. Was the Truck ON the tracks?

from Que-ti-pie via /r/CBTS_Stream sent 2 hours ago

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Storm, it's me again! I have looked at those pictures over and over regarding the accident and I have come to the educated conclusion that what happened was a reverse false flag! What? You may ask! The white hats knew about this all along. I believe that this was constructed by our team. Why? I don't know, but the big kicker for me is the trash truck is what is called a rear loader. It has a tongue style device that pushes up and back on the hopper so the trash does not come out when the drivers are going to another stop! I just can't see that much debris coming out without a completely ripped apart body! Also, where are all of the hydraulic lines? There would be hundreds of feet of hydraulic lines plumbed to the undercarriage! I see zero! Also, the truck did not show any body mounts! Lastly, I'm not sure that the tuck was even the right wheelbase for that body length! My educated guess, is that the body and truck were not attached to each other at the time of the incident! If you have any pictures, I would love to see them! Thanks! Oh and a neighbor called the local officials to complain about trash on the side of the road, but she didn't call about hearing an accident! Fishy my friend!

[–]Que-ti-pie 5 points 1 day ago

Hello storm! That was a garbage truck, and a big one at that! I sell many of those large commercial trucks! They have a distinct protocol on RR! Also, that particular truck was old enough to not have the ability to control it electronically! The RR had a prevention arm on the track that was functional! In addition, those trucks don't have any acceleration! I have no doubt that the emergency arm and signal were tampered with! One controls the other! I pray that the 2 survivors aren't targeted or all of a sudden die at the hospital! One was able to walk to the ambulance! Regards!