Usually it is always jews who are to blame :-)

May be just first time US supplied authentic fireworks instead of fake chinese ones?

It just needs one person with a geiger counter to find this out.

Mohamed Fehmi has just told the MTV Lebanon channel the explosion appeared to have been caused by “huge quantities of ammonium nitrate” being stored at the port.

Official data

They had 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse for six years.

And they even started open welding directly near it.

Stupidity of humans always outpace even most strange theories.

2750 tons of amonium nítrate isn’t it too much volume of material to be stored in such small space where the “pyrotechnics” where!!??

How on earth you begin welding there?

I must admit human stupidity is really amazing. cross all barriers and logic, but I insist, the way the explosion was generated is too Perfect.

Usually all chemicals that explode under low pressure (which i assume was the way the amonium nitrate was stored) can’t blow that fast. For that to happen you need compression before explosion.

They stored under 20 bar in a liquid state 2750 tons of it?....hmmm don’t think so.

Never the less, there what’s a red cloud yes, seem to be some different materials in there, but amonium nitrate is white and not red.

Is too fishi, hesbollah is also there. Judens also there, Iran also there, USA also there

Beirut is full of tragic stories.

In deeds, amonium nitrate put out nitrogen dioxide.

By admitting There was amonium nitrate doesn’t take apart they the way the explosions behaved was of high compression high density.

I’m not an expert by any reasonable way. I’m just looking at the footage again and again in frame by frame. It’s too violent for non compressed materials and too small place to put 2750 tons of that Stuff.

For now story is such

• 2750 tons of amonium nítrate had been stored in port as it had been confiscated, so no owner (since 2014)
  • equivalent to three kilotonnes of TNT
  • funny thing that amonium nítrat actually should be in Mocambique, but ship broke
  • somehow local court forced owner to unload amonium nítrate, but it seems that they had been afraid to do anything due to further court issues
• People used multiple holes to steal small amounts (for long time, it seems)
• Some port authority gave order to local welders to add sheets of metal to cover all holes
• From this holes it had been small amounts of amonium nítrate forming tracks (as it falled from bad pockets)
• Few sparks from welding touched tony pack of amonium nítrate and got to main pile
• All else is history as it is nothing left from this welders

There are industrial accidents, then there are unusually timed ones....During negotiations with China on a $400 billion dollar investment deal with Iran, Iran was rocked by mysterious explosions across the country.

https://eurasiantimes.com/us-exasperated-over-iran-china-400-billion-pact/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Iran_explosions

Accidents ? or Surprise Christmas gifts from some Angry Bad Santa Claus? Like Iran, Lebanon was just about to enter a big investment deal with China. 80% of Lebanon’s economy flows through this port. Up to 2-3 billion dollars of Chinese goods are imported here. One explosion crushes entire Lebanese economy.

Jul 24, 2020

As the crisis-hit country continues to seek financial assistance from the international community and the Gulf without signs of promise, Lebanon is looking east at investments from the People’s Republic of China.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah suggested in a televised address June 16 that Lebanon should welcome Chinese investments in key infrastructure projects. Nasrallah also blamed Washington for the dollar shortage and implied that China could offer a vital counterweight.

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Last month, discussion over the possibility of Chinese aid escalated into a shouting match between the embassy and David Schenker, a former US assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs. In a statement to the Lebanese press, Schenker said that Nasrallah’s calls for Chinese assistance were a ploy and criticized China for pressuring vulnerable states into signing contracts that benefit Chinese interests over their own. The Chinese Embassy in Lebanon replied in a statement, “We sincerely hope that the American officials … strive to find solution to the chronic problems of American society … and take care of their own affairs instead of interfering of other countries.”

Read more: https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2020/07/lebanon-china-money-investment.html#ixzz6UDmvqGhV

Sounds pretty dumb to warehouse large quantities of highly explosive materials. I remember reading about a US bomb-making plant and how they have everything spaced out in specialized containment chambers to prevent chain reaction explosions

Why do so many of you always believe in hidden conspiracies more than incompetence. Have you ever met people, interacted with organizations, etc? Increasingly complex systems and good old human nature...screw-ups, accidents, etc, happen constantly.