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Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
NM isn't that big, and Albuquerque is even smaller...
367 for body repair near Albuquerque, NM
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
a train of military rockets was being stopped in the middle of a urban work zone, ON THAT EXACT DAY...
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
Most of those are part supply places, that sell all parts...
including salvage yards...
here for a better list
smartpages list of auto body repair in area
this lists 140 or so (in city, and surrounding areas), and i noticed that many of those are just part houses also...
Originally posted by justyc
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
a train of military rockets was being stopped in the middle of a urban work zone, ON THAT EXACT DAY...
does anybody know what else of importance this train would have to pass on its way to its destination?
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Can someone follow the tracks that the train was sitting on and see where it goes?
And yeah, Grady should be happy to investigate this. I live in NM too, but 6 hours away from ALBQ. It's not that small of a state.
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
NM isn't that big, and Albuquerque is even smaller... we probably have someone on the ATS website that has access to the parking garage, and can confirm if walls are freshly patched, or if there are any bullet holes anywhere...
also, body repair is an art... to do it well, you need lots of time... as well as lots of tools... and a really good paint booth. Anything less, would be an obvious repair, so if ANY of the cars that day could be inspected, a fact can be found.
there would also be evidence of overspray, even with a mobile paint booth...
Originally posted by Bhadhidar
Why go all the way to New Mexico for body & paint men?
Further, since I'm on the subject, wouldn't it just be easier to replace the damaged vehicles, at least temporarily; rather than repair them in situ?
Washington news outlets are reportedly being discouraged from filing Freedom of Information Act lawsuits to acquire the evidence and reports
Further, since I'm on the subject, wouldn't it just be easier to replace the damaged vehicles, at least temporarily; rather than repair them in situ?
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
this is a very messy situation... it could NOT be contained, so i would think an insider would come forward, especially if they understood, that this coverup WOULDN"T be legal, so the "whistleblowers being jailed" situation doesn't apply here...
this is not an issue of national security...
it is an issue that needs to be leaked...