The explosion in Nashville, Tennessee yesterday has left many unanswered questions. J.E. Dyer at Liberty Unyielding covers what is known (and points out the many things that aren't).
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The explosion in Nashville, Tennessee yesterday has left many unanswered questions. J.E. Dyer at Liberty Unyielding covers what is known (and points out the many things that aren't).
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The final sulfurous gasp of 2020? We've still got a week to go. Pray there aren't any more.
How long before somebody finds a way to blame this on Trump?
From a friend in IT: These are in a 3 block radius of the bomb blast, AT&t, sun guard recovery site, Microsoft 365 data center; there is a significantly impressive number of possible targets.
Specifically:
“ The Microsoft 365 data center, really doesn't make much sense given the redundancy across the nation and the world; The sungard recovery services typically do not hold tapes unless there is a DR exercise or an actual emergency being held there. AT&t seems to be the most likely target, but that location was a target rich environment”
Are we there yet?
Ban RVs! They can explode at any minute! And (gasp*) they use fossil fuel!
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