BRKG Large explosion in downtown Nashville

Knoxville's Joker

Knoxville's Joker

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Cowgirl4christ said:
I have read every single post since this started. I have stalked this thread all day. I wrote this post. This is my personal experience. I haven’t seen anyone else talk about China. I’m not sure what your outburst is about.
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I think China in that regards is the big elephant in the room no one is talking about. Dominion and voting election fraud amongst everyone here is agreed would point fingers at china.

Now lets look at a different angle. If this is a cyber war games test. This would be a good test for a China invasion, walk in while everyone is blinded. Destroy core critical infrastructure and replace it with hacked versions of your own as part of the turn up.

If every major communications hub gets hit in this manner, the entire country would go blind. China at this point is eye balling all the land for farming and its people. A communications black out to be used to allow an easier invasion would be more than an effective non nuclear attack that would not invoke the nuclear deterrent in reciprocal response.

The lack of internet would cause too many to wake up all at once. All of the panic buying at this point is due to folks waking up and realizing that they are ill prepared for the possibility of things that could be occurring soon. In all honesty it should scare the crud out of any aggressor that we have more gun and bullet sales than at any point of history and a national production turn out of 1 billion rounds a month for the last two years at least with no end in sight.

The other aspect is any invading force would want us at our throats, distracted so they can come in and sweep up the remains with very little effort. Lack of internet could do that.

The other core issue is that China is trying to deflect everything to Russia and hope we destroy each other. China does not have more than 800 or so missiles and if we get a leg up we could literally destroy their launch capacities as the bulk of their armed nuclear forces reside at a handful of locations unlike us and Russia which have thousands of locations and missile silos. That said watch to see if they try to pin blame on Russia on this one. If that occurs I would say we know it is china at fault for it. That China or Russia is being completely left out of the news narrative is very intriguing to say the least.

If NO ONE claims responsibility then this is most likely a state actor. At this point that state should be scared witless as the mountain men are not a group you screw with. Tennessee is in the same boat as the Carolinas as it can be a sparking point for bigger things that could literally create uncontrollable situations.
 
Cowgirl4christ

Cowgirl4christ

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Knoxville's Joker said:
I think China in that regards is the big elephant in the room no one is talking about. Dominion and voting election fraud amongst everyone here is agreed would point fingers at china.

Now lets look at a different angle. If this is a cyber war games test. This would be a good test for a China invasion, walk in while everyone is blinded. Destroy core critical infrastructure and replace it with hacked versions of your own as part of the turn up.

If every major communications hub gets hit in this manner, the entire country would go blind. China at this point is eye balling all the land for farming and its people. A communications black out to be used to allow an easier invasion would be more than an effective non nuclear attack that would not invoke the nuclear deterrent in reciprocal response.

The lack of internet would cause too many to wake up all at once. All of the panic buying at this point is due to folks waking up and realizing that they are ill prepared for the possibility of things that could be occurring soon. In all honesty it should scare the crud out of any aggressor that we have more gun and bullet sales than at any point of history and a national production turn out of 1 billion rounds a month for the last two years at least with no end in sight.

The other aspect is any invading force would want us at our throats, distracted so they can come in and sweep up the remains with very little effort. Lack of internet could do that.

The other core issue is that China is trying to deflect everything to Russia and hope we destroy each other. China does not have more than 800 or so missiles and if we get a leg up we could literally destroy their launch capacities as the bulk of their armed nuclear forces reside at a handful of locations unlike us and Russia which have thousands of locations and missile silos. That said watch to see if they try to pin blame on Russia on this one. If that occurs I would say we know it is china at fault for it. That China or Russia is being completely left out of the news narrative is very intriguing to say the least.
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Knoxville's Joker said:
I think China in that regards is the big elephant in the room no one is talking about. Dominion and voting election fraud amongst everyone here is agreed would point fingers at china.

Now lets look at a different angle. If this is a cyber war games test. This would be a good test for a China invasion, walk in while everyone is blinded. Destroy core critical infrastructure and replace it with hacked versions of your own as part of the turn up.

If every major communications hub gets hit in this manner, the entire country would go blind. China at this point is eye balling all the land for farming and its people. A communications black out to be used to allow an easier invasion would be more than an effective non nuclear attack that would not invoke the nuclear deterrent in reciprocal response.

The lack of internet would cause too many to wake up all at once. All of the panic buying at this point is due to folks waking up and realizing that they are ill prepared for the possibility of things that could be occurring soon. In all honesty it should scare the crud out of any aggressor that we have more gun and bullet sales than at any point of history and a national production turn out of 1 billion rounds a month for the last two years at least with no end in sight.

The other aspect is any invading force would want us at our throats, distracted so they can come in and sweep up the remains with very little effort. Lack of internet could do that.

The other core issue is that China is trying to deflect everything to Russia and hope we destroy each other. China does not have more than 800 or so missiles and if we get a leg up we could literally destroy their launch capacities as the bulk of their armed nuclear forces reside at a handful of locations unlike us and Russia which have thousands of locations and missile silos. That said watch to see if they try to pin blame on Russia on this one. If that occurs I would say we know it is china at fault for it. That China or Russia is being completely left out of the news narrative is very intriguing to say the least.

If NO ONE claims responsibility then this is most likely a state actor. At this point that state should be scared witless as the mountain men are not a group you screw with. Tennessee is in the same boat as the Carolinas as it can be a sparking point for bigger things that could literally create uncontrollable situations.
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Would it surprise you to know that over 100,000 native English (mostly American) speakers teach English to kids in China every day? I am one of them. I have a lot to say about the subject, but I won’t in a public forum. I will say that I went to China by myself for two weeks two years ago and had quite the slap on the hand for something I did. I love the people and have become very good friends with several. I would love to go back, but the likelihood of that happening is zero to none now. And, I’m 55 years old. Anyway, I have an interesting perspective but not necessarily anything juicy... except for my personal story. That said.... one has to wonder if so much access to American computers opens this country to an attack from within... dont they call that a proxy attack?
 
Cowgirl4christ

Cowgirl4christ

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Knoxville's Joker said:
I think China in that regards is the big elephant in the room no one is talking about. Dominion and voting election fraud amongst everyone here is agreed would point fingers at china.

Now lets look at a different angle. If this is a cyber war games test. This would be a good test for a China invasion, walk in while everyone is blinded. Destroy core critical infrastructure and replace it with hacked versions of your own as part of the turn up.

If every major communications hub gets hit in this manner, the entire country would go blind. China at this point is eye balling all the land for farming and its people. A communications black out to be used to allow an easier invasion would be more than an effective non nuclear attack that would not invoke the nuclear deterrent in reciprocal response.

The lack of internet would cause too many to wake up all at once. All of the panic buying at this point is due to folks waking up and realizing that they are ill prepared for the possibility of things that could be occurring soon. In all honesty it should scare the crud out of any aggressor that we have more gun and bullet sales than at any point of history and a national production turn out of 1 billion rounds a month for the last two years at least with no end in sight.

The other aspect is any invading force would want us at our throats, distracted so they can come in and sweep up the remains with very little effort. Lack of internet could do that.

The other core issue is that China is trying to deflect everything to Russia and hope we destroy each other. China does not have more than 800 or so missiles and if we get a leg up we could literally destroy their launch capacities as the bulk of their armed nuclear forces reside at a handful of locations unlike us and Russia which have thousands of locations and missile silos. That said watch to see if they try to pin blame on Russia on this one. If that occurs I would say we know it is china at fault for it. That China or Russia is being completely left out of the news narrative is very intriguing to say the least.

If NO ONE claims responsibility then this is most likely a state actor. At this point that state should be scared witless as the mountain men are not a group you screw with. Tennessee is in the same boat as the Carolinas as it can be a sparking point for bigger things that could literally create uncontrollable situations.
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And for what it’s worth, they are farming in skyscrapers. My students visit them on field trips.
 
Macgyver

Macgyver

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bw said:
No one is claiming responsibility because the dude what did it offed himself in the process. He has no further words of wisdom to impart.
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No, bits of the registered owner of the rv have been found.
That just means parts of him were in it when it went boom.

He could have easley been killed and chucked in the back when the rv was stolen.

Quick way to get a patsy.

This whole thing has spook job (not the porch tylpe) written all over it.
 
Red Baron

Red Baron

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Macgyver said:
No, bits of the registered owner of the rv have been found.
That just means parts of him were in it when it went boom.

He could have easley been killed and chucked in the back when the rv was stolen.

Quick way to get a patsy.

This whole thing has spook job (not the porch tylpe) written all over it.
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I don't know about a "spook job" but we certainly do not have any hard evidence that Warner actually drove that RV to downtown Nashville. We also do not know if he was alone either.

We need to see all of the surveillance video available. Did not one camera get a picture of his face? Did he not leave the RV at any time? Did anybody else enter or leave the RV?

Add to that no motive, suicide letter, or manifesto has been presented.

Could the whole thing have gone down as the authorities maintain? It certainly could have but too many elements are missing for a conclusive resolution.

This case was closed far too quickly. More evidence should have been presented.
 
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SurvivalRing

SurvivalRing

Rich Fleetwood - Founder - author/coder/podcaster
...there, but for the grace of God...or, “Missed it by that much...”

In early April, 2017, I left my job in central Wyoming to move to Nashville, to look for a better paying job than the state job I had in corrections. My son had been there for nearly a decade, and was quite successful in his music, songwriting, and band projects. I stayed with him for three months during this time frame.

The 2008 recession had kneecapped the state of Wyoming’s economy (and therefore state funding, jobs, agencies, etc), and in nearly nine years, I had not received a raise (nor anyone else). This was nature’s way of telling me to move on.

With three fairly fresh college degrees, I was looking for a higher level of tech, and years of tech and customer support skills and training solidly behind them. Within three weeks, I had received several interviews and some cool possibilities.

The job I really hoped to get was supporting customer service for Lyft, at their headquarters in Nashville. It was downtown, among a huge amount of well known restaurants, museums and tech...
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Lyft had their offices on the 4th floor of the historic Pilchure Building, 144 2nd Ave. North.
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I was there early, arriving via a Lyft ride. Those double doors to the left led to the elevator, and then up to the 4th floor. Had a great interview, but just wasn’t what they were looking for.

Stepped outside and called my son, who came to pick me up. While waiting, took a look around the street. This was next door.

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Notice that little guitar looking sign in the upper right corner. That is B.B. Kings restaurant and bar, actually a nice place, quite upscale as well.

You’re asking, what does this have to do the with the Christmas Day explosion in this thread?

This. Remember B.B.‘s sign? Good, it’s important...

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Notice something familiar on the right side of this picture? Next to B.B. Kings club, was the Coyote Ugly bar, and next to that was Dicks. Several more of these businesses up and down 2nd Ave.

Like I said, I didn’t get that job in April 2017...and I’m now so glad I DIDN’T.

Sometimes you just never know what the Big Guy has in store for you...or not.
 
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bw

bw

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Red Baron said:
Add to that no motive, suicide letter, or manifesto has been presented.
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I know/knew four people who committed or attempted suicide. None of them left a note of any kind.

This case was closed far too quickly. More evidence should have been presented.
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The case isn't closed. There has yet been no coroner's inquest far as I know, which is the first place evidence could be submitted. I haven't heard of an autopsy, has anyone here? Is anyone here party to internal law enforcement communications? Does anyone here have any reason to think the case is closed?
 
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Housecarl

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Macgyver said:
No, bits of the registered owner of the rv have been found.
That just means parts of him were in it when it went boom.

He could have easley been killed and chucked in the back when the rv was stolen.

Quick way to get a patsy.

This whole thing has spook job (not the porch tylpe) written all over it.
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In a way this rhymes with what happened in Vegas a few years ago.....
 
auxman

auxman

Ad eundum quo nemo ante iit...
bw said:
I know/knew four people who committed or attempted suicide. None of them left a note of any kind.



The case isn't closed. There has yet been no coroner's inquest far as I know, which is the first place evidence could be submitted. I haven't heard of an autopsy, has anyone here? Is anyone here party to internal law enforcement communications? Does anyone here have any reason to think the case is closed?
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An autopsy on a piece of human backstrap and a bunch of goo? That will be interesting. Where's Quincy MD?
 
Kris Gandillon

Kris Gandillon

The Other Curmudgeon
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Cowgirl4christ said:
I have read every single post since this started. I have stalked this thread all day. I wrote this post. This is my personal experience. I haven’t seen anyone else talk about China. I’m not sure what your outburst is about.
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I was referring to the final sentence in your post which seemed to be your main point..."5G" The 5G angle had been mentioned several times already.
 
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bassgirl

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You know what else is weird about this...the guys name is Anthony Warner...one letter off from Anthony Weiner. Be just like them to make a mockery out of it.
 
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Ragnarok

Ragnarok

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Farmgal said:
Oh hell's bells....here we go LOL! It's clear as muddy water. LOL

From one of the articles posted, it said bomber's mother Chris was alive.

That first property deed bomber gave to Michelle Swing she conveyed the property to a Betty C. Lane. This was back in early 2019.

This property conveyed to Michelle Swing had been the bomber's parents property of Charles and Betty Warner.

So......it is very possible......that Betty C. Warner and Betty C. Lane are the same person.....the bomber's MOM.

That's my guess..........LOL!!! Now how Michelle Swing is related or got involved who knows??? LOL! Time may tell!

So.....Michelle Swing may have conveyed the first property back to bomber's MOTHER.
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I like the way you put that all together!

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Hey, Baby... Whatchu Doing Tonight?
 
Ragnarok

Ragnarok

On and On, South of Heaven
Cowgirl4christ said:
I have read every single post since this started. I have stalked this thread all day. I wrote this post. This is my personal experience. I haven’t seen anyone else talk about China. I’m not sure what your outburst is about.
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Kris' "outburst" had nothing to do with China and everything to do with the guy's alleged paranoia about 5G.

Might need to read the post closer?

Cowgirl4christ said:
You may or may not care about this, but it’s interesting. I teach English to kids in China everyday (with a company called VIPKID.) I actually talk to parents on Wechat, as I have become friends with a couple parents. One of the parents just contacted me and told me all that she has read about the bombing on the internet. The news in Shanghai is that the guy was afraid of 5G.
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Kris Gandillon said:
Mentioned multiple times on this thread. Wish folks would actually READ THE THREAD!
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And, having to have had repeat myself numerous times to make the same point, I agree with him 100%!
 
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Safetydude

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Red Baron said:
Or not . . .
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RB...I agree
As far as DEW is concerned, the problem I see with directed energy weapows (DEW) from space or ground is called inverse square law unless someone figured away around the laws of physics. We're talking HUGE amounts of energy even with chemical lasers, distance is a limiting factor on delivering power at the endpoint. The Russian Woodpecker antenna system was huge, HARP has huge antenna array and boatloads of power.

When you look at the energy to cut through solid materials you're talking hundreds to thousand of watts all directed at a spot the size of pencil lead to make a small kerf cut very close to the surface in material like steel. Even plasma cutters must be close the the surface to do their job...seen them cutting through 6 inch slabs of steel but move the head 6-12 inches away and it won't punch through for quite a while and and it's going to be very messy. The pictures of what someone started to call DEW on the B&W video from miles away in Nashville, the alleged plume is thicker at the base and thins out vertically away from the surface. When I've watched videos of missile launches, plumes are thickest close to launch locations whether it be air or ground. So I think the DEW is a red herring unless you can show me the physics how that works. EMP, IED can be in small packages but limited effective distances, non-the-less, very poweful with lots of peak energy in kilo-mega watts/secs.

Those not familiar with inverse square law. It means the every time I double the distance, the energy is reduced to 1/4 from the source (energy at distance = energy at source/distance squared). If we use ionizing radiation, as in nuclear, as an example, 1 rad/hr at the source (0 feet) when moved to 2 feet is 1/4 the intensity or 250 mR/hr, 4 feet 1/16 the original or 6.25 mR/hr. That holds true for any form of electromagnetic energy: light, heat, radio frequencies, etc. That is why distance is your friend in radiation events (radiation protection factors = distance, time, and shielding).

Juat trying to remove possible red herrings that distract.
Fixed awkward wording.
 
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Housecarl

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Safetydude said:
RB...I agree
Problem I see with directed energy weapows (DEW) from space or ground is called inverse square law unless someone figured away around the laws of physics. We're talking HUGE amounts of energy even with chemical lasers, distance is a limiting factor on delivering power at the endpoint. The Russian Woodpecker antenna system was huge, HARP has huge antenna array and boatloads of power. When you look at the energy to cut through solid materials you're talking hundreds to thousand of watts all directed at a spot the size of pencil lead to make a small kerf cut very close to the surface in material like steel. Even plasma cutters must be close the the surface to do their job...seen them cutting through 6 inch slabs of steel but move the head 6-12 inches away and it wont punch through for quite a while and and it's going to be very messy. The pictures of what someone started to call DEW on the B&W video from miles away in Nashville, the alleged plume is thicker at the base and thins out vertically away from the surface. When I've watched videos of missile launches, plumes are thickest close to launch locations whether it be air or ground. So I think the DEW is a red herring unless you can show me the physics how that works. EMP, IED can be small small packages but limited effective distances, non-the-less, very poweful with lots of peak energy in kilo-mega watts/secs.

Those not familiar with inverse square law. It means the every time I double the distance, the energy is reduced to 1/4 from the source. energy/distance squared. If we use ionizing radiation, as in nuclear, as an example, 1 rad/hr at the source (0 feet) when moved to 2 feet is 1/4 the intensity or 250 mR/hr, 4 feet 1/16 the original or 6.25 mR/hr. That holds true for any form of electromagnetic energy: light, heat, radio frequencies, etc. That is why distance is your friend in radiation events (radiation protection factors = distance, time, and shielding).

Juat trying to remove possible red herrings that distract.
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Besides, the "report" that the alleged deceased bomber was a "5G conspiracy theorist" ticks off a whole bunch of boxes and pushes things to the rear view mirror/back page of the paper so much easier.....never mind someone with the skill needed to put something like that together properly and position it as well thinking in that manner and being ignorant of the Inverse Square Law....
 
SurvivalRing

SurvivalRing

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PanBear said:
saw this on reddit
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https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/klhnzi View: https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/klhnzi/cctv_of_the_christmas_day_bombing_in_nashville/
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I’ve seen this video multiple times, from multiple sources and networks. That’s when I noticed the BB King Club sign on the right of the video. On MeWe I saw a couple more vids, including this one slowed down quite a bit.

The explosion occurred on the right side of the street. The RV was parked on the left side of the street. There were manhole covers or basement level openings mentioned along with the slower video.

I’ll see if I can find these posts and vids and share them here. I don’t believe anyone has shared these here yet, but if they have, I’ll delete this post.

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Found a video that shows the portions of the event with details of the blast origination.

This screen grab shows the two points of interest...

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This screen grab shows the origination point of the blast.

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Here’s the source of the vid on MeWe...

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Group name is QAnon 5:5.

Crossing TD is the user, and poster of the video. A quick search in that group should let you find and view the 42m long video. The info and discussion are at 22:35 into the video if you want to fast forward.

Will look for the full slo-mo video in the morning after I sleep...

Rich
 
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Safetydude

Senior Member
I have personally witnessed underground electrical vault faults that launch 4 foot diameter cast iron lids 30 feet in the air and a large fireball roll out. I was wondering about the fiber maholes if charges weren't placed in them to cut the cables. Unfortunately the frame rate of the surveillance cameras looks like 15 fps so there is a LOT of information missing in those missing milliseconds. But nothing impacted the street lights power wise. I am wondering about inside and outside placed charges like OKC. I don't think Nashville has any seismic monitoring like OKC had that could have picked up any multiple/near concurrent blasts set off only milliseconds apart. Also if VBIED with the kind of IED used to cut through our Humvees in the dirt-istans and simultaneously set off a secondary distraction/concussion device...think of it like a super big flash bang grenade, the main IED directed charge could have done the kind of displacement of the elevator damage. Just my mussings being an armchair analyst.
 
SurvivalRing

SurvivalRing

Rich Fleetwood - Founder - author/coder/podcaster
View: https://youtu.be/KEzmQdKjxXs
This vid on YouTube has a portion of the slo-mo video at the 10:08 mark. Thoughts?

Also, the ATT transmission building is now blurred when you try to view it with Google street level. Here’s the building before it was blurred ...

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Here’s a YT vid that has a slow motion video, but it’s not the same one I saw yesterday.

View: https://youtu.be/yuxJKeJ3t7I


More later...
 
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coalcracker

coalcracker

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Don’t get fooled by coverage area maps, towers, and quality of service (Verizon’s strengths).

It was AT&T who built the modern communication systems. It is AT&T who contracted to build the government’s “secure” communications networks.

Many carriers still must use AT&T’s fiber optic system under an arrangement they call “common backbone.”

AT&T is the queen on this chessboard.
 
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