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I find it upsetting how two of NYC's major newspapers reported on the bombing.
The New York Post website reported early on that there were a dozen dead; it didn't change this number for over ten hours. The Daily News doctored a photo on its front page as not to show what they considered to be a gory injury.
I don't think it's a terrorist act. A fertilizer plant is just a timebomb waiting to go off. That is literally some of the most volatile stuff out there. That was just a case of someone making a small mistake with a serious repercussion.
They say this Waco blast measured 2.1 on the Richter scale. Same intensity as a small nuke. Felt from 50 miles away. Makes me wonder how these fertilizer plants store their product. Has to be a safer way. That is unreal.
They say this Waco blast measured 2.1 on the Richter scale. Same intensity as a small nuke. Felt from 50 miles away. Makes me wonder how these fertilizer plants store their product. Has to be a safer way. That is unreal.
James
Yeah, found it hard to believe that they would allow a fertilizer plant to be that close to homes, let alone that school and nursing home a hundred yards away. That's like living next door to a dynamite factory. In fact, when I first saw the news report, it reminded me of this chemical plant explosion in Nevada, but they had the sense to put that place in the middle of the desert. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuRwXFzO1Yo