Nashville bombing
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Started by wglassfo - Dec. 27, 2020, 6:03 p.m.

I am sure you have all heard about the Nashville bomb

The question at our small Xmas gathering which usually has some 20 plus was a rather small dinner with only immediate family, which ticked some of us to no end

We did have Skype for an hour for those stuck in far away places

So the question of Nashville was included in the conversation and that lead to the question of why and also why nobody hurt except possibly the driver which all made no logical sense

So then we mentioned the gun shots, approx 1 hour prior to the blast, which was also a mystery as the gun shots did not seem to be intended to have a victim or what ever

As we puzzled over these mysterious and complicated events, somebody advanced the thought this was a trial run

The gun shots were intended to get the police out of bed or at least on alert. Then the RV was discovered with police now on alert and because of  the recorded voice, able to evacuate the residents before the blast. Why the driver, stayed around, if it was the driver and not some poor innocent, sleeping in a doorway, led to speculation the human remains were not the driver, but when people noticed there was an RV similar to the one blown up, then it made sense the police would  hunt for the owner at the very least

The  bottom line was we mostly agreed this was a test, to see how much damage would happen with a given amount of explosive and if an innocent vechicle was a good way to cause such damage

The fact nobody got hurt was possibly never Trumper's who wanted to make some sort of statement against the gov't  by attacking perhaps federal bldgs or?? but not against the people

If this was a test then the theory goes that Biden will be constantly fighting a new group of angry people who want to make a statement against the gov't but not go so far as to endanger human life.

Since our family gathering was small  we  let our imagination run wild, just for some conversation. Golly did we ever run wild on this Nashville bomb

Do you have any thoughts at this early stage of investigation

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By mcfarm - Dec. 27, 2020, 6:38 p.m.
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yes I have a post below with more conspiracy than the JFK event. You will not believe the people and events (our election} that they connect to the bomb......our problem is we cannot trust our on FBI

By wglassfo - Dec. 27, 2020, 7:03 p.m.
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So we have some more information, but I would guess we don't know everything the investigation is looking at, due to keeping leads and tips confidential, which is normal procedure

The fact a 2nd vechicle has been found with the same recording is a bit confusing until the bomb squad succeeds in their efforts to destroy or???

The damage to AT&T is a puzzle. Was this just one individual with some sort of vendetta or a co-ordinated attack on infastructure

Every country has infastructure that can't be protected but is essential to the modern world of communication and just about everything we do on a daily basis

It has been said some agents of destruction could be as small as a few drops of liquid in the local water supply would cause havoc, sickness and death

We are vulnerable to the people who may have an agenda against the country. Considering the havoc and death we have caused other countries, enemies from within, there is no shortage of enemies

By metmike - Dec. 27, 2020, 7:22 p.m.
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Wayne,

What makes you think that this was done by a never Trumper?

It's the Trump supporters that are all ticked off right now. The never Trumpers just won the war and this isn't a celebration act. It's a sociopath that is really upset with somebody/thing.

Nashville explosion: Anthony Warner died in explosion, was 'bomber,' authorities say

https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/crime/2020/12/27/nashville-explosion-questions-remain-investigation-enters-day-3/4050488001/


Anthony Q. Warner, 63,has been identified as the "bomber" in the Christmas day explosion in Nashville by U.S. Attorney Don Cochran.

Cochran announced the update to the investigation in a Sunday afternoon news conference. 

"Anthony Warner is the bomber. He was present when the bomb went off, and he perished in the bombing," Cochran said. 

DNA found at the scene was matched to samples taken at another location searched by investigators, TBI Director David Rausch said Sunday. The TBI was involved in testing the evidence.

Because they had identified a suspect, investigators said they were able to match samples to a potential family member quickly. 

At this time, officials said there is no indication that anyone outside of Warner was involved in the explosion. Authorities reviewed hours of surveillance footage and they say they only saw Warner. A motive in the bombing has not been released and is still under investigation according to FBI Special Agent for Public Affairs Doug Korneski. 

The types of explosives used in the bombing were still under investigation, authorities said. The FBI said Warner wasn’t on the radar of authorities before Friday’s explosion and declined to deem the explosion an act of terrorism.


A motive in the bombing has not been released and is still under investigation according to FBI Special Agent for Public Affairs Doug Korneski. 

The types of explosives used in the bombing were still under investigation, authorities said. The FBI said Warner wasn’t on the radar of authorities before Friday’s explosion and declined to deem the explosion an act of terrorism.

Tips from the public helped authorities initially identify Warner as a suspect. The Tennessee Highway Patrol discovered a vehicle part with the VIN that linked the RV to him.

Authorities are asking people who knew Warner to contact them so they can understand Warner’s motive.

"These answers won't come quickly and will still require a lot of our team's effort," Korneski said. "None of those answers will ever be enough for those who have been affected by this event. We still have work to do."

A curfew had been set to expire on Sunday afternoon but was extended until noon Monday for a smaller area than initially set. 

The curfew zone is bounded by James Robertson Parkway, Fourth Avenue North, Broadway and the Cumberland River.

"I cannot truly describe all the hard work that has gone into this investigation since Friday’s explosion," Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake said Sunday. "Nashville is considered safe."

Investigation ongoing

FBI agents searched a home in Antioch and visited a real estate office in Nashville in connection to the bombing. An FBI spokesman confirmed Warner lived at the home federal agents searched Saturday afternoon. 

FBI Special Agent Jason Pack told The Tennessean agents visited Fridrich & Clark Realty's Green Hills office Saturday evening as well — following up on leads in the case.

Owner Steve Fridrich said the company reported to the FBI that Warner had previously worked for the company. He confirmed speaking with agents Saturday. 

“We are one of the nearly 500 people who so far have contacted them with tips," he said. 

Fridrich said Warner was hired four or five years ago as a contract laborer for computer consulting for the company. Then this month, Warner informed the company in an email that he'd no longer be working for them, Fridrich said. 

No reason was given.

“He seemed very personable to us – this is quite out of character I think," he said. 

“He didn’t have a computer or office here. If a computer went down he would fix it or if we got a new one in he’d put it together for us,” Fridrich said. “He'd come by once a month to the office to do work. But there were also months we went without seeing him. He also worked for other companies doing computer work.”

Davidson County property records show his family has also lived in Nashville for decades.

metmike: Since this guy previously worked for the company that was targeted, it seems very likely he had some sort of beef with that company. 

By metmike - Dec. 27, 2020, 7:30 p.m.
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Hero cops describe moments before, after explosion

Six Nashville officers ran into danger on Friday morning as they helped evacuate residents before the explosion rocked downtown. They spoke publicly for the first time Sunday. 

Officer James Luellen described coming to the scene after receiving a report of shots fired before 6 a.m. He said he was unsure about the sound of gunfire, but soon after heard a warning coming from an RV about a bomb. 

Not sure what it said, he looked to Officer Brenna Hosey to confirm what he heard. He notified Sgt. Timothy Miller, who told him to get everyone out that he could.

The two, along with officers Michael Sipos, Amanda Topping and James Wells, began knocking on doors to alert residents to evacuate. 

Hosey describes after getting in contact with everyone they could, trying to regroup at their vehicles until the bomb squad arrived, when the message said three minutes were left until detonation. 

Wells, who had parked his car next to the RV when he first arrived to the scene, was making his way back to move his car, when he said he heard a voice from God, telling him to turn around to check on Topping. 

A few steps later, he said the bomb went off and threw him to the ground. 

Topping described sprinting to Wells. 

"I've never grabbed somebody so hard in my life," she said. The two held onto each other as they ducked into a doorway, not sure of what will come next. 

The officers Saturday got emotion describing getting up after the blast and trying to check on each other. Hosey said she was panicked when she couldn't get a hold of Sipos, but felt relief when she was informed he was OK but had hearing loss. 

By mcfarm - Dec. 27, 2020, 7:36 p.m.
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sure and after recent events involving our FBI I keep hearing "Richard Jewell, Richard Jewell " all over again....that poor sole lost his life and soul to the FBI

By wglassfo - Dec. 28, 2020, 12:34 a.m.
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So folks think this was a once and done by an individual

Nothing like a test run for more havoc  or the start of some thing that will continue

Could be true

By metmike - Dec. 28, 2020, 2:36 p.m.
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Nashville bombing suspect told ex-girlfriend he had cancer and gave possessions away in weeks leading up to suicide, reports say as authorities investigate 5G-paranoia motive

https://www.insider.com/anthony-warner-gave-possessions-away-may-have-had-5g-paranoia-2020-12

  • Anthony Warner, the suspect in the Nashville bombing, recently told an ex-girlfriend he had cancer and started giving away his possessions in the weeks before what authorities have described as a suicide attack, The New York Times reported.
  • Local outlets reported that authorities were investigating whether Warner was paranoid about 5G technology.
  • The creation of 5G internet networks has been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories and baseless claims, including that it spreads cancer and prompted the coronavirus outbreak.
By metmike - Dec. 28, 2020, 2:38 p.m.
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Criminal history for downtown Nashville bombing suspect consists of single drug charge

https://www.wkrn.com/news/crime-tracker/criminal-history-for-downtown-nashville-bombing-suspect-consists-of-single-drug-charge/

By metmike - Dec. 28, 2020, 2:40 p.m.
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Feds investigate whether Nashville bomber motivated by ‘paranoia over 5G technology’

https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/feds-investigate-whether-nashville-bomber-motivated-by-paranoia-over-5g-technology/

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Federal investigators are “looking seriously” at whether “paranoia over 5G technology” led an Antioch man to detonate a bomb inside of an RV in downtown Nashville Christmas morning, killing himself, injuring three others and damaging more than 40 buildings, according to law enforcement sources.

 The sources told ABC News that Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, may have been motivated, at least in part, by that paranoia, which also possibly extended to “a range of things, including the existence of life in outer space.”

 Metro police and the FBI have not revealed if they believe the AT&T building where the RV was parked was Warner’s intended target, but said they are investigating.

 Don Cochran, the U.S. Attorney for Middle Tennessee announced Sunday evening that Warner was killed in the explosion, which occurred at 6:30 a.m. Friday morning near Second Avenue North and Commerce Street, leaving behind a trail of destruction.

 Prior to the explosion, Metro police said Warner’s RV played an audio recording of a countdown, a warning for people to evacuate and the song “Downtown” by Petula Clark.

 One Metro officer was knocked to the ground, while another suffered temporary hearing loss as a result of the blast. Three other people were transported to area hospitals with injuries that were not considered to be life-threatening, according to investigators.

 The investigation into the explosion remains ongoing.

By metmike - Dec. 28, 2020, 2:41 p.m.
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                could all or any othis be true.....election coincidences            

                            Started by mcfarm - Dec. 27, 2020, 8:29 a.m.            

https://www.marketforum.com/forum/topic/63343/


metmike: mcfarm, where did you get this theory from?

By wglassfo - Dec. 28, 2020, 6:25 p.m.
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So as people with sharp eyes have reported some things that appear suspicious re: FBI information released to public

1: If this was your conventional bomb, why was there no sign of a hole or crater under the RV. That was a big blast and you would think some damage would occur to the pavement under the RV

2: How do we know this was the owner of the RV , whose human remains were found. Since when do we trust the FBI to tell the truth, after Comey etc lying to the president

3: Video has emerged of a vapor trail heading directly to the RV just before the explosion

4: Last but not least of my questions which I am sure the FBI will answer in due time and will quickly cover up all evidence as they wipe the scene clean in FBI "Speak or jargon"

This was not even the same RV owned by the person accused of the explosion. The RV owned by the FBI accused person had two stripes around the top going 1/2 way back. The RV pictured at the explosion site had one stripe going all around the top. In addition the RV at the explosion had no vent or some opening immediately behind the driver door. No vent at the scene on the RV that blew up. A bit sloppy switching out one RV for one that looks the same but isn't. In fact it took some sharp eyes and pictures to make the comparison

Now why would anybody want to have an explosion with no lives lost??

China is at the top  of the list

Others include those who would want to destroy as much evidence stored on the Dominion machines as possible stored at the AT & T bldg. But the AT & T bldg was a hardened bldg so it would take a special kind of explosion to do enough damage to material stored at the AT & T bldg.

This possible kind of explosion is done at land fill sites to change material into raw elements and/or carbon

I won't have the story complete especially with the FBI investigating

How many times must we be told to believe what we are told and stop asking questions

I am sure MM can tell you a few things about believing what we are told to believe re: climate crisis and stop asking questions

If we are told the climate crisis is real/true then what else are we told that is true/real

Do all the lies just involve climate crisis and nothing else???

Most think the gov't is supposed to protect the citizens

The real job of gov't is to protest itself

The gov't tells us the climate is a crisis

Now do you believe everything the gov't tells us???

As in that was the same RV etc???

I am sure the FBI will have answers much the same as the gov't tells us we have a climate crisis

By mcfarm - Dec. 28, 2020, 6:30 p.m.
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with the gun shots heard I am thinking tannerite Wayne, and lots of it....all the other questions you listed may never be answered....unless we the people demand it. and now, not 10 years and 3 presidents later