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originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: IAMTAT
It apparently happened about an hour ago... I can't find any reports on whether it was a false alarm or not. Fox isn't mentioning it (yet)... Tucker Carlson is going on about some damn fool crazy something, lol.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: DBCowboy
You're scaring me, DB... don't go scaring the redneck...
TheRedneck
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Just speculating here. . . but if the DNC or associates did this to target the right, then this might motivate those on the left to actually go after people on the right.
This would be their "justification" for attacking, killing those on the right.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: DBCowboy
You're scaring me, DB... don't go scaring the redneck...
TheRedneck
Place yourself in their shoes for a second and get unhinged.
"Thems conservatives are bombing US! We gotta strike back and strike back HARD!"
originally posted by: carewemust
I'm starting to hope that authorities never find the person/people who are behind these non-bombs.
The story is starting to go away, with CNN reduced to talking about how dogs sniff out bombs tonight.
Let's get back to the Caravan, Dims spitting on Republicans in public, and Republicans leading in early voting.
originally posted by: ANNED
At this point these bombs could be even be sent by the Russians Chinese or iran.
What better way to try to influence a election that is not internet based.
The DNA could be some russian guy in russia and sent into the US in a diplomatic package.
This would make DNA and fingerprints worthless.
originally posted by: ghaleon12
The most obvious clue that they weren't meant to explode is that the bomb is on the outside of the package for the most part.
Who would open that?
originally posted by: dragonridr
originally posted by: ghaleon12
The most obvious clue that they weren't meant to explode is that the bomb is on the outside of the package for the most part.
Who would open that?
That continues to bother me. Who at CNN pulled it out the package? Then don't stop there but take pictures? If it was a real bomb they took a huge risk. Even the bomb squad wouldn't open the package until it was x rayed
And they moved it to a secure facility before even trying.
Do they have a bomb disposal expert on staff at CNN? All i say is whoever opened it assumed it wouldn't go off which makes me wonder how they came to that conclusion?
originally posted by: Guyfriday
originally posted by: dragonridr
originally posted by: ghaleon12
The most obvious clue that they weren't meant to explode is that the bomb is on the outside of the package for the most part.
Who would open that?
That continues to bother me. Who at CNN pulled it out the package? Then don't stop there but take pictures? If it was a real bomb they took a huge risk. Even the bomb squad wouldn't open the package until it was x rayed
And they moved it to a secure facility before even trying.
Do they have a bomb disposal expert on staff at CNN? All i say is whoever opened it assumed it wouldn't go off which makes me wonder how they came to that conclusion?
Well Phil Mudd did say that he would talk to CIA Bomb Squad personal about stuff, so maybe he was the idiot that took it out of the package, then allowed Jim Acosta to take pictures of it. Either way I'm not sure what was dumber here; the violation of the law in opening someone else's parcel, or playing around with a possible bomb?