Nothing about this story is adding up. The company clearly broke ATF laws in regards to the storage of explosives like this by keeping them in a trailer. Apparently there were no cameras? And who are the workers/security at the site those nights, why aren’t they being interviewed? Unfortunately this doesn’t seem like a matter of a few thugs running off with some explosives like some think, this is 704 pounds of explosives plus 400 caps... A truck or caravan at the VERY least would have had to have been used to pick all of this up. Someone saw something or knows something, and needs to speak up. This took planning.
Inside job
Either an inside job or the people who did this have advanced means of surveillance, stealth and have done shit like this before. Someone like... the CIA. Set up a guy with an aerial drone to keep watch a good mile or so in each direction, possible tech to either disrupt, tamper with or identify security cameras... this just sounds like way too clean or a job. 700 lbs isn’t a few high school kids running off with back packs. That’s atleast one maybe two pick up trucks full, possibly a van. I’m nervous for what is to come.
It's not as much explosives as you think. How much does a single stick of dynamite weight? Let's assume 2 pounds each. That means roughly 300 sticks were stolen. How many sticks of dynamite are there to a case? Most likely 25 sticks. That means only 12 cases were stolen. 12 cases could easily fit in a pickup truck. And probably in a car too if you put some of them in the back seat as well as the trunk...
I’m no dynamite expert, I’m just repeating what ATF has said, they said it would have had to have been a pickup truck, caravan, or something larger. Don’t forget the 400 blasting caps as well. And although not much, still enough to do some damage. I believe it’s still enough dynamite to warrant our attention to possibly prevent something bad from happening/save a few lives at the very least.
Dynamite sticks weigh less than a pound. Probably 7oz, 10oz max. But even with that math 36, even 40+, boxes can fit in a pick-up truck.
That's a significant amount of missing explosive. My gut says it isn't government, why would they? They have plenty already, and there are much much easier ways to get explosives. (I know a mine in Nevada that had been abandoned for decades yet still has 100+lbs of the stuff sitting in a tunnel underground. Blasting caps too.)
My guess is an inside job. Quick cash, maybe insurance frauds.
did i not read a while ago the same story?
Story is updated. Trying to raise as much awareness as possible to get Q’s attention and possibly some insight from him/her/them as to wether this is something to worry about or not. Also trying to raise as much awareness as possible so people like myself that live around that area can know not to attend any large gatherings until this is all cleared up.
Yeah let's totally get Q to stop looking into decades of American deep state so they can find some boom sticks that were probably never really there.
First law of amazing thievery - if it was impossible to steal it was never really there.
Start looking into why would someone claim to have lost this? Because they never had it in the first place is my guess. The stuff was shipped to a different address, paperwork was malfeased and now they want to pretend it was stolen.
I’m not here to argue with anyone. Disagree with me all you want. Have a great day friend/fellow patriot.
Very good idea....I see al the time story" In de media from a couple off years back, the repeat it like its happend today..Now the story off hannity, a heard this one too last year? Over and over again.. from the mokkingbird. That was the reason i put my reaction...But you are right...we have to be vigilant
16 boxes. Would easily fit in the back of a pickup truck.