Comparing and contrasting investigations into destroyed buildings.

There is one I did not put into this video, as the video was specifically for the case the Baron over at Gates has been tracking for all of us. The very important case of what looks a lot like a government, in the form of Homeland Security, coverup over the exploded building in Minneapolis, and that omission is the massive explosion of a home in Greely Ontario where the explosion was so loud it could be heard over 25 kilometers away. People I know living near Bank St. South in Ottawa personally heard this explosion. The most recent news from the police is that it was not a meth lab or marijuana grow operation. But dead silence from about 4 days after the explosion right up to an hour ago when I last checked.

Meanwhile, have a look at what happens when a building gets ruined and it doesn’t appear to be terrorism. They make sure it stays up long enough for the investigation. Then compare that to the Somali center in Mineapolis and the mysterious 3 buildings in Greely flattened by an explosion.

Gates of Vienna’s post on this is here. There is a lot more information available at GoV as they have been tracking this from day 1.

Below, CBC video from Oct. 9. Since then, police started describing this event as a “fire” and not an explosion. It would have to have been the loudest and fastest fire in Earth’s history since Mount Vesuvius swallowed Pompeii I suspect.

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16 Replies to “Comparing and contrasting investigations into destroyed buildings.”

  1. Quickly passing, not read the whole post & links yet will do so later, so I might be barking up the wrong tree, but I have a feeling the message is:

    “When buildings explode the cause is not necessarily the kitchen stove but the “Religion of Pieces”?

        • Here is one about the fight against the Moros (Moslems) in the Philippines when the US was first in there.

        • The history isn’t that accurate since the non Moslem Filipinos fought tooth and nail against the enslavement of the Moros.

        • Movie so well done. “Just training the natives.” Good guys win at the end, but it was a short-lived victory.

          How naive we were in 1939! I kept thinking ahead – to the Japanese invasion and fifth column moros, blaspheming Gen. MacArthur for the tragedy about to befall the Philippines.

          (That’s unfair, but it feels good to poke a kitchen-god.)

        • The movie was never released to the theaters because we saw WWII on hte horizon and didn’t want to offend the Moros.

          MacArthur was a polymath but still a human who made mistakes, tactically the Philippines should have been bypassed but strategically they had to be liberated. The Marines hate him because he insulted them and a lot of the Army disliked him because he didn’t bypass more islands.

          I consider him to be a hero that had flaws just as all heroes had and have.

        • How naive are we now? In many cases we are “just training the natives” who turn around and use our training against us.

        • Conversations among the old soldiers I overheard boiled down to: The BIG mistake was FDR, everything else flowed from there.

          The movie would’ve been hard to release after things out there went south. Of course, even then so much was redacted, no one on the home-front would’ve understood.

  2. “…homosapien…”

    HOMOSAPIEN???

    My money is rather on members of the Islamic Association of Lone Wolves.