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re: Before and after aerial pics of the Beirut port.
Posted on 8/6/20 at 12:17 pm to captainFid
Posted on 8/6/20 at 12:17 pm to captainFid
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Incredible images in this thread. The video was impressive but I can see why many thought it was intentional with so much energy released.
TBH, my first thought on seeing it was due to the size that it was industrial, not military. No conventional arms explode with that much force other than nukes or FAE, and it was clearly neither of those.
It pissed me off when I heard Trump call it attack.
Posted on 8/6/20 at 12:20 pm to philter
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I dont think that's a ship, those are cranes to offload crates from ship. He's on top of a concrete roof or partition, facing the side of the building on fire.
There are only a couple of buildings that it could be (west of wh), as there are no concrete buildings on the east side of the warehouse.
He on the roof of the building that was connected to the grain silos before the big explosion.
Posted on 8/6/20 at 12:39 pm to Grimhorn
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May be Photoshopped... See the 8 second mark and a different angle at 28 sec.
Update- it is fake as hell:
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Mad Liberals (Parler: MadLiberals)
@mad_liberals
Level 1:
There is a fake video out that there was a missile involved in the #Beirut explosion. The person who edited the video didn't even take the time to motion blur the missile.
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I mean, why even invert the colors? Would have been clear in the original color.
Posted on 8/6/20 at 1:02 pm to lz2112
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TBH, my first thought on seeing it was due to the size that it was industrial, not military. No conventional arms explode with that much force other than nukes or FAE, and it was clearly neither of those.
It pissed me off when I heard Trump call it attack.
Don't we (or the former Soviets) have something called a moab. That's what I was reminded of.
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